The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-12-08

| 4'oV uhtll tine hungry say enough. A
good time and profitable one is ex-
pected as far as financial matters ar o
concerned. The Ladies Aid of the
Presbyterian church are going to
hold theirs at Gibson's hall Friday
afternoon and evening of next week.
Dec 10.
Maurice Brown went to st. Johns
bury last Tuesday morning to serve as
petit juror for, the December term of
court. Mark Abbott from the north
part Of the town is the other one.
A. I Beston moved last week from
Goodfellow's tenement to f. J. Tewks-
bury's new house.
Thad. Gray moved from W. T.
Georges tenement to Arch. Parks
vacated by Jeanne Hall.
George Beaton is moving into W.
7. Georges tenement vacated by
Thad Gray.
b. A. Hartt had house warm ing
at his new house last Tuesday evening
and dance at Gibson hall. The
presents and people were numerous
and grand good time was enjoyed
by all present.
! PEACHAM.
The Ladies social will meet with
Mrs, Luoisn Bigelow Wednesday,
Dec z. Dinner will lbe served.
Mrs. Abbie Hunt has closed her
house for the winter and has gone
over to Rob Esden & to keep house in
the absence of Mr.. and Mrs. Esden
Mrs. Hiram Moody is very low
with cancer of the liver.
Miss Maud Somers and Fred Pollard
were united in marriage at the home
of the BRIDES father, Ed. Somers, at
East Peaoham, Wednesday. Nov. 30
They left for short wedding trip to
St. Johnsbury. They are at work at
J. p. Miller's in Barnet.
CORINTH.
The schools of the town open this
week, George Brock is to teach at
the East Village; Miss Frank Blaisdel
takes the school in No. 5; Miss Helen
Taplin returns to East Topsham; Miss
Nettie Sargent teaches at West Brad
ford; Arthur Sargent is principal at
the high school at Groton.
Rev. Mr.. Davis preached at the
Congregational church on Sunday and
it is hoped that his services Will be
secured permanently,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Taplin of
Woodsville, N. H., visited at his
fathers Thanksgiving day, returning
to New Hampshire on Friday.
SOUTH WOODBURY..
Mr.. and Mrs, George Snow and a
friend are boarding for the winter at
| Otis Wheeler's.
Florence Woodland of Montpelier is
stopping for few weeks with her
sister, Ada, who is working at l.. J.
Benjamin's.
Christmas exercises will be held in
the church followed by tree Mon
day evening, Dec. 26.
Mrs. o. A. WILDER, who has been
confined to her bed for a few weeks
is gaining She is so she can sit up
some now.
Wade Benjamin is at home from
his work for few days.
Gene Chase, wife and child of
Eardwiok, visited at r. NJ Pray's
over Sunday.
Mr.. Scott and wife of Calais, visit
ed at George Lawson S last Saturday.
WEST CORINTH.
Miss Anna Gordon, who taught the
fall term of school here, returned from
Montpelier last Saturday and began
the winter term Oh Monday.
Scott Remission and Ernest Blake
are attending school at Oookville
Academy.
Quite number from this place in
tend to attend the Corinth Sunday
School Association at East Corinth
next Saturday.
DR.. Godfrey of Chelsea was here last
Saturday to see Mr.. Richardson.
q. 7. Blake has finished work in
Versbire for the present.
EvelyL Hill. who has been visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Fred Blake, in South
Washington the past two weeks re-
turned home last Saturday.
DR.. Bailey of Grsniteville was
called here last Sunday to see Enoch
Martini who is in poor healh.
SODOM.
School opened ON Monday. Mrs. 4.
o. Bailey, teacher.
Lena Weeks is at work on the poor
farm in Montpelier.
Fred Ladu has returned to Sodom
and will again do blacksmithing at
the oldsshop.
Mrs. L. Bailey is ill.,
Walter Jacobs is in Sodom.
LOWER CARROT