The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-11-10

snail Du1ldlDR, recently purchased by
+. A. Ordway. The building needs
and ia to receive extensive repairs.
Ned A. Griffin has sold his business
as barber to Nor man W. Hunt, who
has returned from Barre. Ned will
stay for a time. to teach Norman the
tricks of the. trade.
Frank L. Beckwith has returned
from North Thetford, where he has
been for several months, in poor
health and is at w. M. Mattoon's.
Mrs. W. M. Flanders went on Satur-
day to Berlin to stay time with her
mother, who is IN poor health.
The Orange Densmore house and
blacksmith shop are to be s)ld at auo-
ton next Saturday.
william O Goodwin has returned
from Montpelier and has moved with
his mother into. Mrs. II. o. Bryant's
house. Mrs. Bryant will make her
home with her son. Harry +. Bryant.
An organization for social purposes
has been formed among the men, and
named the Tyrisn club. The follow.
ing officers have been chosen: Presi-
dent, II. K. Darling; vice president,
e. A. Oorwin secretary, W. O.
Holmes, treasurer. W. p. Townsend /;
executive committee. W A. Hood, DR..
f. H. Godfrey, H. N. Mattison. The
club has rented rooms over Ordway,
Holmes 81 Go. 8 store.
Almena and PAMELA O0burn went
on Wednesday to Northampton, Mass.
to visit relatives.
Mrs Clara Skinner is very feeble and
is apparently failing.
EAST CABOT.
Miss Lila Houghton has returned
from Boston and is working for her
brother, Edgar, in Greensboro.
Edgar Houghton came from Green's
boro on Wednesday night and his wife
returned with him on Thursday.
Jim Oalderwoood from Greensboro
and Walter Abbott's recently
Isaac Peck and two sons were in st.
Johnsbury last week.
Mrs. Jennie Williams is staying at
the home of N. S. Wilson for while.
Miss Anna Mackie is at work for
Mrs. George Partridge in Peacham.
W. j. Houghton visited at Silas
Saturday and Sunday.
V. D. Blake's people visited at Law.
renee Farrington's on Sunday.
George Drew and family have
moved to their place here.
Merton Briggs purchased horse of
Harry Young recently
w. A. Hanscom was in Lisbon, N.
H.. few DAYS last week on business.
Jennie CLARK, who has been en-
ployed at Marshfield post Office, has re-
turned home.
Andrew Corliss and wife have gone
to Massachusetts to spend the winter.
W. r. Tebbetts has had telephone
placed in his home.
EAST CORINTH.
Mrs. Clarence Huntley is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Jenney.
Mrs. Jenney, Mrs Huntley, E. G.
week.
Jeanette Burgess is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs Philbrick, in Barre.
The dance held in school house hall
Friday night was quite well attended,
about thirty five couples being present.
Alfred Jaokman has been appointed
Justice of peace.
PLAINFIELD.
The Good Templars will hold
for Inhalation of officers on
Thursday evening.
A whist party at Odd Fellows hall
this week was largely attended. Miss
Maud Batchelder and Lucius Jones had
the highest score.
Mrs. Elizabeth NJ. Woods has
bought a farm of Mr. Ford and will
take possession April 1.
Newell Nelson and wife of Barre
visited at L. H. Bartlett's last week
Miss May Wright returned from
Wolcott on Monday after finishing a
successful term of school. Miss Wright
will remain in Plainfieid for the pres
ent.
John Goldbraith of st. Johnsbury
was in town on Monday.
Rev. r. L. oheaff preached in the
Presby terrain church in Barre on
Sunday last. Rev. A. N. Smith &C.
cupied the Congregational pulpit in
this town and Mrs. Sheaff preached
in North Montpelier.
Mrs. W. A. Dow of Corinth was
visiting her relatives in town last
week.
Ferd Batchelder closed the term of
school in the South district on Fri
day Many were present at the clos
ing exercises and Mr.. Batoheloer was
presented with several fine gifts. He
entered Montpelier Seminary OH Tues
day.
There will be chicken pie dinner
and supper on Thursday afternoon
and evening at the dining rooms of
the Methodist church. All are invit-
ed.
J. j. Lewis of Boston will lecture
at the Congregational church ON FRI
day and Saturday evenings Of this
week
Mr.. and Mrs, Fred Pearson and
Miss Maud Gray of South Barre are
visiting their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. A. Gray.
W. e. BARTLETT is moving into one
of Rev. l.. #. Fortney's tenements