The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-01-21

the first and second degrees of Brook
field Grange last Friday evening, and
six applications were received.
If you'll go early to the Fits an
niversary sale you'll avoid the incon-
venience of crowd.
NORTH RIA NDOLPH.
Joe Wells of Randolph was in town,
Tuesday.
Charles Lyon gave a dance to his
friends and neighbors, Thursday even
ing.
A son was born to Earl Gaylord and
wife on Tuesday.
Frank Durkee and Miss Annie
Rogers, both of East Randolph, were
married at East Bethel on Thursday.
Harvey Trask, of Randolph Center,
visited his daughter. Mrs. Mabel Ty-
Ter. on Wednesday.
D. E. Sargent has a printing press.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. W. Downing of
Washington we're in town on Thurs
day. Mrs. Downing's niece, little
Margaret Taft, accompanied then
home.
@. E. Taft is suffering a second at.
tack of appendicitis
Eli Camp. one Of North Randolph s
oldest Inhabitants, is very sick with
a complication of diseases. Miss Belle
Camp was obliged to leave the school
she was teaching and come home to
assist in caring for him.
The creamery paid So, POI. 80 to pa
irons and twenty five cents per pound
for butter fat last month.
EAST CALAIS.
The millyard of A. Dwinell q Son
is being well stocked with logs
W. H. H. Mack and wife were called
to Hardwick last week to assist in
caring tor broGher of Mr.. Mack.
Arthur Mack has moved his family
from East Montpelier to the home of
his father, Harrison Mack.
A whist party was given by the
Good Templars last Thurday evening
at which twelve tables were played.
Mrs. Arthur Sweat of South Co.
lumbia, N. H., is at the home of her
father for few weeks because of the
ill health of Mrs. Slayton.
On Friday evening, Jan 10, Mrs.
A. Dwinell gave small party in
honor of her husbands eighty first
birthday. Mr.. Dwinell carries his
years very lightly. being remarkably
we'll and strong. During the evening
he Joined heartily in singing familiar
hymns and songs with voice true and
clear. Refreshments were served, the
birthday cake cut and eaten, and the
guests departed wishing him many
pleasant returns of the day.
FAY oTON.
Miss Flora Emma Woodward of Ran
dolph aud Chester Melvin Dana of this
town were married by Rev. George E.
Ladd at the home of the bride on Jan.
6. The wedding reception on Jan. 10.
at the home of Mr.. Dana was we'll at
tended and the numerous presents of
things useful and ormentsl attested to
the high esteem in which the young
couple are held. Cake and coffee were
served and all had jolly good time.
large circle of friends wish them a
long life and prosperity.
The latter part of last week brought
continuous storm, blocking the roads
so badly that our mail carrier was I'M
able to get round with the mail part
of the time.
VI hUubDtll6T, WIN
has been suffering from rheumatism
for the past two months, is now much
better and is spending few weeks
with his father, j. Is. Thompson.
Samuel Maxwell. who has been i'll,
is somewhat better.
WOODBURY..
The Woodbury. Granite Company
have shut down their works at Bethel
and Mr.. Weber, their foreman. has
gone to Hsrdwick to work in the cut.
ting shed.
r. f. brennan is nursing a sore
finger which was severely crushed
while working in his cellar.
The boys have organized basket
bali team. They play in Drennan's
hall.
The horse trot scheduled to come off
on Long pond last Saturday was post
poned on account of the storm.
Tuesday morning it was 80 degrees
below zero. 1t Is the cold weather OF
our license law that has caused two of
our best young men to be fined, who
never drank any before.
MORETOWN.
One of Burton Wards horses was
quite badly hurt one day last week
while at work over the mountain
skidding logs.
Mrs. H. o. Ward is confined to the
house with a hard cold.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred FleuIy have
gone to Dan Preston's to live.
f.. h. Sawyer and wife We're in
Waterbury one day the past week.
A. j. Tubbs has resigned his posi-
tion as janitor of the Methodist
church and Roy Atkins has taken his
place.
Walter Moriarty of Waitsfeld was
in town Sunday.
Several from town attended Mrs.
William Marshall's funeral in Waits
field, Thursday.
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