The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-12-15
sou TIL DUXBURY.

SOUTH DUXBURY.
There will be Christians exercises
in the church December 26. The
schools in District No. No. and 6,
have the same teachers as last term.
No. 3, Mrs William Johnson. No. 6,
Edith Butler No. Edgar Avery.
Mrs Wells, who lives with Charles
Louyell's people, has recently broken
her arm.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Ward had
son born to them last Thursday night.
Mr. and Mrs f. Hart returned from
their visit in Massachusetts last Tues
day.
Orvill Sherman is about moving his
family to Stowe.
Mrs. Henry Hutch1ns died last Sat
urday st the home of her daughters
Mrs Gilbert Nelson, The funeral
vas at the house on Monday. The
iItermeut in Waterbury.
GREENSBORO
B. M. Wiley and family returned
from Burlington on Friday.
George Rodgers and Fred Goodrich
visited in Montpelier last week.
Jack Comes. one of Ufford e. Pitch
les choppers. had his hand badly cut
with an axe one day last week.
f f. Dufur and wife and J. W
Campbell and wife attended the the.
atre at Hardwick on Friday evening.
Byron Smith has finished work for
william Marshall.
Norwood Drown has taken the con-
tract to furnish the creamery with
wood for year and Roy Young aud
Ruebeu Curtis are chopping for him.
Mr.. Chase. who has been working
for F. II. Dufur for few weeks has
taken sudden departure without
leaving his address
Writings were made last week for
the Porter farm sold by William Mar
shall to Fred Rodgers.
Little ten year old Maurice Spiers,
who had an operation performed on
his back and one foot at the hospital
three weeks ago, is doing nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Olmsteed are
rejoicing over the advent in the birth
on Saturday afternoon of bright
little girl,
Frank Buraham is working for T..
W. Gubbin.
The ladies home circle will give an
experience social at the Caspian Lake
Hotel on the evening of Dec, goth All
who wish to hear the marvellous tales
unfolded will do we'll TO attend. A
banquet will be served in the dining
hall at 10 o clock. The entire bill is
only 81. per couple.
FAIRLEE.
Mrs. Alpha Messer and her daugh-
ter of Randolph and her sister, Mrs
Mary Kinds OF Norwich, spent Thanks.
giving with their brothers and sisters
at the home Of Thomas Bond.
Mrs. Hayes has returned to her
home after several months absence
among friends Mrs. Webster New
comb is with her at present.
Mrs. Stratton has closed her house
and is to spend the winter with her
sister. Mrs. Garfield
Rev. H. E. Merrill supplied the pull
pit at the Congregational church in
Haverhill, N. H., Sunday, Dec. II.
Mr.. Rice has been on the sick list
for few days.
WEST CORINTH.
Harlie Ward was taken suddenly i'll
last week Thursday while on his way
to Bradford with a load of lumber. He
stopped at George Magrire's where
they telephoned TO his parents. His
mother went there and brought hin
home and called DR.. Hazen of East
CoriDzth, who after sew eral hours sue
ceeded in making him comfortable.
Enoch Martin is ill with erysipelal
in his face at the home his daughter
Mrs. Ellis Bohonon. DR.. Bailey o.
Graniteville attends him.
1t has been decided to have Christ
mas tree here on Monday evening
Dec. &c.
A goodly number of men, women snt
children from here attended the Sun
day school institute at East Corintt
on Sunday.
CHELSEA
Mamie Il. Farley has heen compelled
by illness to give up her work il
STAFFORD and to return home.
John Hogan has been discharged
from the Waterbury asylum, and ha
returned to town.
A large district meeting of Mason
was held here last THURSDAY evening
Supper was provided for them at tn,
Oopgregational vestries, where seventy
five sat down to the tables. Besire
the delegations from lodges within tn
district, there were also present II. Ii
Ross of Burlington, grand sect etary
and Rev. H. L. Ballou Of Chester
grand lecturer.