The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-12-01
BARRE, VERMONT

menced Monday with the following
teacher: 2, Ethel Ryle of Waitsfield !;
3, Howard @ Long; 4, Jessie M.
Ryle of Waitsfield; 6, Lizzie b Max
well; 7, Kate 2. Mehurou.
The l. o. G.. I. gave public en-
tertainment on Saturday evening of
last week which was highly appreci-
ated by large audience. Every one
did so we'll that no one can be singled
out for special praise.
NORTH RANDOLPH.
Mrs. Mary Tylor and Mrs. Rose
Smith of East Randolph spent Friday
at Mrs Mabel Tyler's.
Miss May Cone spent two days in
Rand olph last week.
Edgar Trask and Miss Lena Hunt
of Ra dolph Center spent Sunday in
town.
A family party of fourteen was en-
tertained at G. A. Stanley's on
Thanksgiving Day.
Ten of the relatives and friends of
MI. and Mrs d. E. Sargent gathered
at their home on Thursday.
B A. Durkee and family spent
Thurs lay with Mr. and Mrs. +. l..
Blodgett.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Whitney ate
Thanksgi dinner at Frank Lam
sons in Brookfield
Miss May Sargent began her school
in Brook field ON Monday.
Miss Marguerite Hudson came from
Randolph Sunday, where she has been
spending week.
John Peck, conductor on the Bos-
ton and Maine Railroad, has been
spending a week with his cousin, H.
Peck
Qai,e q few from here attended the
drama aud 4 nee at East Randolph
on Thursday evening. All report a
good time.
THETFORD.
A. Moulton and daughter have re-
turned from Hadley, Mass. after
spending several weeks " it'll his son,
! Ohauncey.
Mis-. William Coombs has had her
father aud uncle With her.
School at the academy opened this
week for the winter term.
Mrs. Alice Bond and children have
SOut u '(lAT6IuOub W Nlslb lltI PAL
| ents, j. O. kenney, and wife.
Sam Webster was in town the first
of the week.
Mrs Henry West was buried last
week, aged fifty three years
/ Mr.. Sar h Morse has been very i'll
I but is how more comfortable.
Charles Thu1sron has gone to Wilder
| for few days this week.
WORCESTER.
H. +. An tin and wife were in
Moretown over Tha kSgiving.
Prof Howe of Montpelier Seminpr ~
was a lie ent guest of DR.. W. d. Turn
er.
A New Eng LAM telephone has been
! insta led in tie residence of K. O..
Moore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hutchinson
visited at the home of her ster in
Lisbon, n H., few days last week
Mr.. and Mrs Chay ncPy Hunt and
! Mrs. Dele H Putnam epeLt Thanks
giving a the home If Addison Mlnot
in Montpelier
Among those from ont of town to
spend T. apksgIving were l.. L.. Kent
and family OF Mortified and Arthur
Poole and wife of Mont pelier at M. p.
Kent's; Harry Hutchinson and fam.
lily ard l.. O. Tewksbury at Q. G.
Ten bury's, Mrs Sadie Gross OF
Barre at the home of her parents and
Henry Russ and family at c. II Clog.
stou's.
EAST CABOT.
Miss Edna Goss is visiting frienas
in town.
Story's medicine show that has beer
giving entertainments at Merrill hal
was quite we'll attended during tie
week the contest for the most popu
lar lady and child Was won by Mrs
Glenn Tanner and Mildred Scribner
tn" votes being nearly tie.
: Mr. and Mrs. r. S. Barr spen
) Thanksgiving with relatives in North
fl Id.
Miss f. Grace Blake commenced he
wiLter tern of school in Marshfield OF
Monday of this week
Elmer Bailey is quite Ill, threat
tened with pneumonia.
There was Thanksgiving gather
ing at w. l. Abbott's.
W. u. Southwiok and wife, Q.
Scribner, wife and daughter, s.