The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-01-14
EAST CALAIS.


in town.
Mrs. Elizabeth Peck has moved
into the front rooms over Lambs meat
market.
Mrs. Jane Tabor returned last week
from spending several months with
relatives in different parts of Massa-
chusetts
A horse belonging to Austin Sand
ers died last week from congestion of
the lungs
- School in both rooms was shut
down Tuesday of last week because
of the intense cold, the furnace fail
ing to heat the rooms. Additional
hot air pipes have since been put in.
Moscow Lodge of Good Templars
celebrated its 25th anniversary Satur-
day evening, Jan. 2. At the close of
the business meeting a chicken pie
supper was served to the members.
after which were exercises appropriate
for the occasion A special feature
was the unvailing OF a large portairt
of Sergt. Dustin S. George of Co. H,
AZ Reg U. S Vols. who was killed
in battle at Catubig L.. April 10,
1900, which was presented to the
lodge by the mother and two sisters
of the deceased who was past chief
templar of the lodge.
SOJTTH CORTNTH
A few from this vicinity attended
the wedding reception of Mr.. and Mrs
@. H. Currier last week Tuesday even
ing The thermometer being 80 de
grees below zero kept many at home.
About 100 were present and were
we'll entertained.
Misses Della and Evaline Harding
have returned to Burlington, the for.
mer to college, the latter to high
school,
The ladies aid society was we'll at
tended at Mrs Munson's last Wednes-
/ day afternoon, twenty. six being pres
ent
Several from the Meadow society
hope to attend the quarterly associ-
alton meeting to be held at Washing
ton, Jan. 1917.
Miss Jennie Orr has gone to her
home for three weeks and will then
return 60 Van Dearborn's for an I'M
limited time.
WEST CORINTH.
Thermometers in this village regis
tered all the way from 2S to 80 degrees
below zero last week Tuesday morn
ing
@. F. Blake is drawing logs to the
saw mill for Mr., Whitney. Mr. Whit.
neg has hired another man from
Washington who is expected here this
week to drive his OK team, drawing
logs.
Albert Thompson from Bradford
was in town last Saturday. His wife
has been taken to the State Hospital
for che Insane at Waterbury Mr.
Thompson has engaged woman from
Groton to keep house for him.
Fay Blake of Bradford, was with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. @. f Blake
most of last week.
Alice Blake was at home from
Washington on Sunday.
Richardson Brothers are here cut
ting their lumber and they with their
help board at Bert Virgins. They
HARDWICK.
A new blacksmith shop is being
erected at the Woodbury. Granite Co. IS
plant.
f. A. Emerson has resumed work at
his granite shed after having shut
down for two weeks.
A son WAS born to Mr.. and Mrs. M
e. Foster last Wednesday.
Albert Opie and Edwin Parker re-
turned on Tuesday from a two weeks
visit to their home in Westerly. X. !.
Edward Webber. who has been in
very poor health for some time, has
gone to Colorado with the hope that
the climate may benefit him
Gideon Burnham of Woodbury.
caused quite sensation in the family
of Mr.. Rand one morning last week
by entering the house about three a.
III. in an intoxicated condition. AS
he did not vie readily to persuasion
Mr.. Rand was compelled to go to the
livery stable and hire a team and the
man was taken to the lookup
Ed. Blodah is back at his duties in
J. j. Gallagher's meat market.
Miss Goodell, teacher in the second
grade at the Academy, was unable tC
, attend to hen duties for several days
last week ON account of illness.
Monday, January 4. being Mrs
! Porter's seventy-sixth birthday. sew
4 cal ladies of about the same age Wis
tied her unexpectedly and q very pleas
ant time was enjoyed. Supper wa
served and birthday cake was cut