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

The Christian Endeavor Society
will hold social at the vestry Fri
day evening. All are cordially in
vited to attend
Miss Eta Snow has finished work
for Mr. Oady in Northfield and is
staying at II. G. ellis
Christmas exercises are to be in
charge of the Christian Endeavor
Society," All chill rem in town are in
Sited to attend and to take part.
Frank Kennedy is moving into t. e
house formerly owned by him and
recently repurchased, at the Flat.
Charles Howe is moving from that
house TO the one owned by Edgar
Wiley.
Rev. L. A. Wilson has been preach
ing at East Warren the last two Sun
day evenings, but after this will be
here for the Christian Endeavor SER
vice
Mrs. E. H. Ford was quite i'll last
week, but is improving
The Christian Endeavor Society
expects to receive travelling library
soon from the State Library commits
sion, which will be kept at the church
vestry and will be free to every one.
Mrs Frank Gushea died last We'd
nesday after SO brief an illness Ethat
death came as a shock to every one.
Mr.. Gushea is but slowly recovering
from dangerous illness with pneu-
monia, and four children, the Oldest
only fourteen, are left motheIless,
making the case an unusually sad one.
They have the sympathy of the whole
community in their sorrow. Funeral
hnl pf q n MI nm
Friday, Rev Mr.. Wilson officiating.
Beautiful flowers were provided ny
friends and by the Christian Endesy or
Society of which Mrs Gushea was an
active member.
GREENSBORO.
Walter Simpson is home from Bur
lington and his classmate, Perkins,
is with him for few days,
Mrs. James Young has teen i'll for
several days.
Martin McCue had the misfortune
while plasterng the other day and
has since had very sor eye.
George Spear and family ate turkey
at Mr.. Sternherg 5 in St,nstead Thurs
day; Gus Bell and wife and Reuben
OIhu66 III NOlCObti ~ DOW anu
wife were in Cabot aud j. W. Camp
bell and family, j. c Babcock and
family and W. B. Simpson ard fam
lily spent the day ut S. E. Morse Is
in Craftsbury. Mr. aud Mrs Charles
Simo of Stowe, Mr.. and Mrs. n
Kaiser of Stowe and Harry Burnham
were at d. @. Melvin's for the day.
Mary SpauldinR of Craftbsury is
hn 4 H.
rich's.
Alex Aston and wife visited at B.
+. Dow's Wednesday.
j. A. Clary is saving wood for W.
A. Jackson.
Chauncey Dovner is visiting in
Franklin cor'ty
Gus Fowl + I'D B. NJ. Wiley are
trying to 1" t the record Oh cooI
hunting. tn, struck out one day
last week ava SUCCEEDED in bagging
ten fine o. -, and it was bad day
for coons T o.
Mr.. am ,iIs. Hazelton and daugh
ter of S. stead, P. O., visited Mr.
and MIS- s. lehman last week.
Mrs /. Goodrich was called Il
BurliDRt 81 thursday by the sudden
death of her mother, Mrs Lothrop
The funeral was held Friday anC
Mrs. Goodrich returned home Satur
day evening.
Roy Young and wife will soon com
mence housekeeping IN Mrs. simond'
tenement.
A j. McLellan WIS in Bartol
Thursday Oh business.
Herbert Aust in and Miss Tiny Hair
were married on Thursday
FAYSTON.
Mrs. Lamb of Brr'inpton with tw
SOUS spent Thank sgiViug with Mr
and Mrs V. u. Pierce. as did ais
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Pierce.
Miss Marguerite Kew, who is teach
ing in Barre city, spent part of he
Thanksgiving vocation with her sis
ter, Mrs. Jennie 5. Berry.
Edna Bragg, Janet Small, Orvill
and Hazel Kew are attending schoC
in Waitsfield village.
Miss Minnie Maxwell is teaohin
in Moretown village. Miss Cora MAJ
we'll in Warren village and Miss Ann
Mehuron in Waitsfield.