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

State on Saturday.
The schools in town will close for
| Thanksgiving vacation of two weeks
on Friday. The teachers will all re-
turn.
Rev G. H. Wright preached in Will
Jamestown on Sunday in exchange
with Rev. f. T.. Currier.
Miss May Wright will go to Barton
the last of this week to visit her
| brother there.
The Plainfield creamery paid its
patrons 23% cents pound for butter
fat for the month Of October.
There was a petition in circulation
on Tuesday to have special meeting
of the town called to see if the town
would vote to rescind the vote taken
last Saturday to remove the iron roof
from the school house.
Mrs. Marsh O Goodwin who has
been visitor at Benjamin Martin 8
returned to Windsor on Friday.
Mrs. ]. A. Foss left on Monday for
s omerville, Mass, to visit her son,
Carl.
The man who left his horse in the
street until after IL O'Clock, one even
! ing last week, without blanket, ought
to be taken care of by the society with
a long name. If it had not been for
the efforts of one of our promine mt
| townsmen the horse would have suf-
fered still longer. The horse had
thrashed about until his attention was
called.
The chicken pie supper served at
the Methodist church was favoraDly
| commented upon by several travelling
men, who were fortunate enough to
attend.
There will be meeting of the
Good Templars on Thursday evening.
All members are requested to be pres.
ent
Orwell Clark went to Boston Sun
day.
Rev. r. L. Sheaff will lelve for a
this week The services at the Con-
gregational church have not been ar
ranged for at this writing.
GREENSBORO.
Mrs. Jennie Hazelton, wife of W.
II Allen, diel on Thursday evening
after long illness. The funeral was
held at her late home on Sunday after
noon, Rev. John Hood officiating.
Mrs. Allen was sixty-five years old
and leaves beside her husband three
daughters and five sons also a sister,
Mrs. Goodell of Passumpsic and one
brother, Berry Hazelton of Walden.
samuel Morse was quite seriously
injured by a fall on some rocks near
his barn last week.
George Dow of Glover was in town
on business last week.
: j. w. Campbell and w. A. jackson
were in Albany last Saturday,
Mrs. Charles Willis of Hardwick
visited her sister, Mrs f. I. Smith,
last week.
H. A. Stanley of St Johnsbury was
at the Greensboro mill last week.
/ David Spier and wife went to Bur-
lington on Monday with his little son,
Maurice, for treatment for him at the
Mary Fletcher Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Vincent of Wal.
den visited at Mr.. Oampbell's on Sat
urday.
Saturday from two months vaca-
| ton.
j. H. Harrington and wife returned
| from st. Louis on Sunday
George Hursey and wife returned
from Canada last Wednesday
Mrs. G. A. Calderwood returned to
her home in St. Johusbury on Satur-
| day.
Carl Philbrook is moving into the
Presby terrain parsonage.
O. W. Fitch broke camp at Cottage
Station and his family have gone to
Worthwhile.
| d. O. Melvin is repairing his house.
Messrs. Fitch and Hall doing the
work.
Peter Nc All is working for William
Simpson.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ". Campbell and
Mrs. Simpson visited IN Craftsbury
on Friday.
WOODBURY..
little daughter of Alvin and Ora
Ainsworth is quite sick threatened
with typhoid fever.
Clifford, son of Ernest Doty, is i'll
with stomach trouble.
Mrs. William McCluska, who was
so seriously ill, is reported as gaining.
Leroy Burnham is working in Mont
pelier this fall.
Orlin Ainsworth has left town. Al
Tashro has taken possession Of his
plice.
Through the efforts OF our pastor, B
L. Wheeler, ard ". @. PECK and the
people OF Woodbury. Cente-, who kind
ly donated, have put into the NJ eth
ond st church steel alloy bell Al
inches in diameter which weighs 8O(
BIS 1t was dedicated on the day Of
Roaseveit's election The tone of the
bell is greatly appreciated by the PEG
pie.
Pleasant days ana cold nights have
formed a thickness of the ice in the
ponds sufficient for the boys to take
advantage of for skating.
SOUTH DUXBURY.
Lester Porter and daughter, May. O
Fitchburg, Mass. visited his sister
Mrs. Lester Murray, recently.
The Dorcas Society met with Mrs
Harmon Nelson last Wednesday.
John Griggs and wife of Barre Wis
itad bar brothar MaIvin HOadley las