The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-11-17
SOUTH RYEGATE.

GeOrEe Dunnett decided his farm to
ID. S. Stone OF South Newbury last
Monday. Considers ton $500 Mr..
Stone has also purchased or samuel
Hancock all the lumber on thp place
adjoining it. He Will put in help this
winter and skid the lumber and il
the snrng will move his por6able mill
to tie Uunnett place ana cut Lumber
and market it.
Albert Goodwin has moved into
Thomas LonA mans tenement ON Pleas
ant stre et
Last Wednesday Rev. Mr.. Wallace
performed thu marriage ceremon for
Frank McBail aud Martha PARK at the
home Of tie bride. A very pie asant
evening was enjoyed by the few invit-
ed guests. Mr. and Mrs McBall took
! the mi might express for s.. Louis
The great event of this week was
at the parsonage at Rev. Mr.. Wal
laces On Tuesday evening his step
| daughter, Miss Eliza Wilson, was mar
red to Harry Dean of New York The
ceremony was performed at Z 30.
Reception from 8 until TO- Refresh
ments of cake and coffee were served.
Their presents were many and valu-
able. After the reception the Mont
| pelier and Wells River Railroad run
a train mp from Wells River and took
the New York friends, also the newly
married couple, to Wells River where
they all ok TIL. midnight train for
New York Miss Flz being very
popular young lady and the invitation
general one given from the pulpit
on Sunday. and the evening being a
| pleasant moonlight evening the result
was one Of the largest gatherings that
South Ryegate has seen for long
| time.
A social will be given at George
Lackey's Thursday evening of this
! week, Any one that enjoys an enter
| tainment of tins kind will receive a
grand welcome and be waited on and
treated right royalty as Mr.. and Mrs.
Lackey know just how to treat PEG
pie ir pleasing way.
| Twelve to fourteen inches of snow
fell last Sunday night and brought out
| the s.eds ard sIeighs for traffic. Mon
day many of the telpehoue poles ano
wires were broken down by the storm.
PLAINFIELD.
There will be dance at the Plain
feld House given by the North Mont
pelier band on Wednesday evening
The Story moving pictures we're ex
hlbited at the J. o. O +. hall OF
Tuesday evening to a good sized audi
ence.
Miss Katherine Beaulac, who hat
been employed by Mrs. Bemls in hel
millinery store, will return to her homt
in EnosDurg Falls on Friday.
At the special town meeting called
on Saturday last the town voted tt
remove the iron roof from the schoo
mouse and Iut on shingles, the bes
that could he bought.
B. A. Downing of Montpelier wa
in town for several days last weel
stopping at the Plainfield Hous-.
Prof. Elmore of Montpelier is sooI
to sta't dancing class i'll town at thu
Plainfield House hall
Mrs. d. Smith is quite i'll will
the grip.
Mrs. A. V. Taylor was taken YER.
ill on Monday. She attended tie lee
ture on Sunday evening and evidentl.
took more cold She was in an IN
conscious condition all night on Mon
day. She is very ill at this writing.
The first of the seasons whist part.
at Rchsri's hall was held on Thurs
dav evening, Mrs. Skinner and Mrs
Fortney having the highest score.
Ms Amanda Batchelder eutertsine
the ladies with an evening of whis
OH Monday.
j. B. Wells, who was taken very il
with heart trouble on Wednesday, wa
able to be dressed the first time o
Sunday.
: j. ]. Lewis gave three fine lecture
, at the Congregational church las
, week. The lectures were we'll attend
e1 and all enjo"ed them.
W, S Martin of Boston and Edgs
} Martin OF Manchester were recent vii
, tors at O. L. Martins
Mrs. Mary Bancroft who has bee
= visiting relatives in town returned
J her home in Lisbon, NJ H., on Friday
r John Whitehill of Ryegate visite
his sister, Mrs. Martha Chaplin La
week.
Miss May Wright will teach tn
a school in the south district this viii
ter.
Rev. A. M. Smith returned fro