The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-02-04
CORtNTH CORNER.

p. E. Goodwin is going to Barre
every other day with pressed hay.
Manly Carpenter spent Sunday with
his sister, Lena, in Washington.
Florence Spear, Anabel Chalmers
and Nellie Beede, are sick with |
chicken pox.
Curtis Carpenter is getting in ;
quantity OF hard wood lumber for Mr.. !
Chalmers
Mrs. Lorenzo Heath of West Corinth
visited at J. F. Merrill on Tuesday.
Mrs Moses Magoon is gaining.
Mrs Remission of West Corinth
visited her sister, Mrs, J. O. Carleton,
on Friday.
Sidney Ward. wife and son, Bernard
of West Fairlee, visited Mrs. Ward S
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Wilson,
Saturday and Sunday.
John Yarmouth and children, Alice
and Edwin, of Bradford, were at J. f.
MERRILL on Saturday.
NORTH RANDOLPH.
DR.. Ellis was called to see Mrs. o.
H. Taft on Monday.
Frank Lawson and wife Of Brook
field were at j. H. Writings, Wednes-
day.
Mrs. J. W. Hardy met with quite
an accident on Monday. A piece of
kindling wood hit her, cutting cash
in her lip and on the gum.
Arthur Robinson and daughter
Ethel of East Randolph, were at w.
M. Hamblin's on Tuesday.
Mrs. @. W. Taft visited the Misses
Vinson on Tuesday.
Charles Battles has moved his fam
lily to Massachusetts,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Durkee are
working for d. J. Camp.
Howard Camp hurt his eye with a
pitchfork one day last week.
B. A. Durkee of Springfield is in
town.
On Friday Mrs. D. E. Sargent
slipped on an icy floor and fell, strlk-
ing on an oil can. She escaped with
a bad cut on her left hand and a
sprained thumb.
J. W. Hardy. after three months
stay at the sanitarium at Randolph,
returned to his home on Sunday. His
friends and neighbors are glad that
he has 30 far recovered as to be with
them again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blanchard, who have
been quite sick, are reported better.
Mr.. and Mrs. than Jones and two
children of Royalton spent Sunday at
W. M. Hamblin's.
| Call at Fay Wells and see the new
arrival.
SOUTH DUXBURY.
Mrs. Oliver Shaw is still very low
and there is little hope of her re-
covery.
mleS DossIc ID uCo ls lOiuSy siCh
with bad throat trouble.
Rev j. Angel of Middlesex will
speak in South Duxbury church next
Sunday.
Mrs. Fanny Hazeton of Waitsfeld,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Samuel
Turner.
Miss Myrtle Butler is at home for
a few days.
Arthur Morgan of Westford visited
his sister, Mrs. William Corliss, last
week.
Miss Eda M. Avery closed a sue
A last Friday. The pupils having nc
marks were Carl Hoadly, Ella Mae
Hills and Ethel Richards Those
having only one, Jesse Richards,
Dustin CORNER, Albert Hills and Ar
thur Miller.
In the school taught by Miss Mabel
Folsom in District No 3. not one of
the scholars have had tardy mark.
William Johnston has only one mark
during the last three terms and that
was an absent mark. Arnold Cheney,
no marks
There will be meeting in the
school house in louisville, Wednesday
evening.
FAYSTON.
The party given by Mr.. and Mrs.
W. @. Cotton in honor of the sixteenth
birthday of their son, Otis, was we'll
attended, not only by his schoolmates
with whom he is general favorite,
but also by some of the older people
who paid their respects TO the family.
Games were played and dancing in
dulged in until the wee sna' hours
of the morning, when the joyous
company dispersed leaving many
presents as tokens of good will and
remem brances. Cake and coffee were
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