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


Mr.. Kimball went to Boston on Sat-
'urday for day or two and stopped on
the hone trip to sac his son and wife,
Mr.. and Mrs Evans Marshall, in Low
ell.
A new Prescott piano has been
bought by the ladies aid society and
placed in the church. The society
voted also to have the MAN se' piped
for hot water.
Mrs. Kate Whitcomu has gone to
Savannah to spend the winter.
Miss Flora E. Brock ms d. d., and
Mrs. Shattuck as marshal of ID. of r.,
were in Hardwick and Bradford last
week to install the officers of the 10
cal lodges.
II. S. Richardson, who has been for
n number of years with the law firm
of Smith q Smith, leaves here soon
20 go to Newport, N. H., where he
will be junior partner of law firm
there.
The G. H. Club will have table of
home made candies for sale at the Ia
dies aid sociable next Friday evening,
so remember and take more money
than enough to pay for your supper
Ambrose McAllister has recovered
Sufficiently from his recent sickness to
be able to ride out.
Charles Hosford finishes work for
the Wells River creamery tire first of
April
Last Saturday evening the third
number of the lecture course was
given in the churc'' by the Chicago
Glee Club.
Mrs. Marion Durant died at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Putnam,
in Haverhill, Mass, two weeks ago
and was brought here for burial.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. f. Clark were in
st. Johnsbury last week to attend the
installation of .. E. 5. officers.
Mrs. Goodwin and Miss Muriel
were in Woodsville Sunday to attend
the birthday dinner party of Mrs. A.
III. Burton, sister of Mrs. Goodwin.
Mr.. Goodwin was unable TO go.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sault are to move here
from Woodsville and will occupy the
Burton tenement, made vacant by the
removal of Mr.. Shaw.
John Moore died at the home of
his son, j. A. Moore, last Monday, and
funeral services were held Wednesday,
Rev. Mr.. Belanger officiating.
The frozen river still furnishes free
and good passage beween this place
and Woodsville, but we doubt if it
will till the new bridge is finished.
There will be social by the ladies'
aid society In the church parlors Fri
day evening. Supper from 80 to Z,
after which there will be short en-.
tertaiument. Admission and supper
Is cents
Last Saturday evening the officers of
Pulaski Lodge f. andA. M, and Cor
intbian Chapter o. E. S., were in
stalled. besides the members of the
two orders. A few guests were pres.
emit. W. H. Buck installed the lodge
officers which are: w. M, Raymond
u. Smith; w. T. Carlton, S. w. ;
George Randall, j. w.; sec., W. H.
Buck; treas, Sam Hutchins; Mr..
Sault, S. W.; J. f. Shattuck, j. d. !;
Rev. J. A. Bellanger. chap. ; Frank
George, marshall; Jesse Sheldon, S.
S.; F. Lyons. tyler. The chapter
officers installed we're: Mrs. Kate D.
Lee, W. M; Miss Lucia Leslie. A.
NJ. George Randall, W. p; Mrs.
Mary 3. Goodwin. sec. Mrs. Ade-
hue GteVens, treas ). MITE. IlDDlo
Wheeler, oond. Mrs. Harriet Shell
don, asst. associate cond. Mrs. DEM
ing, marshal; Mrs Bigelow, organ
list; S, E. Clark, chap. Mrs. Jennie
Lyons, war. Freeman Lyons, sen. !;
Miss Myra l.. Moore, Adah; Mrs.
Miriam Stevens, Ruth; Mrs. Mamie
X. Shattuok, Esther; Mrs Flora
George, Martha; Mrs. Mary Q. Bel
anger, Electa. At the close of the
ceremonies lunch was served.
Mrs. Calista Robinson Jones, past
national president of Woman's Relief
Corus of Bradford, has been invited
to install the officers Of Col. Preston
Womans Relief Corps. of this place.
DR.. Munsell returned on Monday
from Hardwick Mass. where he has
been employed In dental work for the
past three months. His office here is
now open. r