The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-11-24

performed by Drs. j. Henry Jackson
of Barre and DR.. TindaI of town.
Mrs. John Nj. Duffus and daughter
have gone to Mrs. Duffus' old home
in Waterbury for the customary
Thai ksgiving time visit.
Ed J. Poor paid 231S cents for but
ter fat in October at his creamery.
Gene Gall will soon shut down his
cider mill for this season. probably.
OF the more than 800 barrels he has
made by far the larger part has gone
out of town. He has bought between
1900 and 1900 bushels of apples aud
made into cider, for which he had a
good demand.
Cynthia Townsend will sell her
household goods at auction near James
s. Hopkins store next Saturday after.
noon Nov. rs.
George X. Bosworth is yet selling
off his goods at reduced prices and
thinks he can supply Christmas goods
to the satisfaction of people.
STOWE.
y. +. Eddy is at home from Mont
pelier this week.
bakery at Worthwhile.
Mrs. j. o. Morgan was called to
Lowell, Mass, the first of the week
by the severe illness of her father
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Mum leave Stowe
soon for Saranac Lake, N. Y, where
they will reside.
Miss Josie Drown spent Saturday
and Sunday at her home in Johnson.
Miss Caroline Swift of Middlesex
Mrs. Pearl Evans.
Harvey Smith and Miss Viva Chat
fee were married at the home of the
groom on Saturday, Nov. 10, by the
Rev. E. NJ II. Abbott The young
couple have host of friends, who
wish them much joy and success.
Miss Viola Russell has been ill of
late.
Ira French and Miss Annie Shepard
were married on Monday, Nov. 81.
Mrs. Roswell Russell is i'll.
Mr. and Mrs. Batchelder of Lyndon
Center are spending Thanksgiving
with relatives in town.
W. w. Houston of U. V. M, is
Spending few days with friends and
relatives in town.
Mrs. @. M. Watts and daughter,
Miss Ethel Watts, were in Worthwhile
yesterday.
Lucius Faunce and family we're
at II. O. Faunces on Sunday.
The district school begin on Monday
with the following teachers: Fucker
street, Miss Mae Adams; Fork, to be
supplied; Edison Hill, Miss Mary
Campbell; Luce Hill. Miss Susie Rus
sell West Hill Miss Alma Kenfeld
Branch, Miss Mary Gale; North Hol-
low, Miss Nellie Watts; South Hol-
low, Miss Ruth Jenney; Moscow.
Miss Ona Lillian Davis; Gale, Miss
Edwina Flint; Mills, Miss Amber
Smith.
WORCESTER.
Rev. J. A. Dixon, A. Nj. Phd., of
will give lecture at the
Methodist church next Fri day, Nov
25. 1t is hoped that everyone will
make an effort to attend this lecture,
as it promises 20 be very interesting.
Rev. Dixon is an able speaker and
cannot fail to please his audience.
ADMISSION 10 Genus.
A son was born on Nov. Is to Mr..
and Mrs Mark Lsdd.
George A. Hunt of Waltham, Mass,
has been visiting his sister, Mrs. j.
E. Hancock.
H. L. kellogg and wife of Johnson,
former RESIDENTS. were in town last
week calling on relatives and friends.
Mary KERN of Moretowu, recently
visited at O. @. Tewksbury's.
WELLS RIVER.
Miss Lolita Belanger spent Wednes.
day in Fairlee with friends.
Misses Maude Davis. Nellie Lee,
Antha Munsell and Adeline Hale were
in South Ryrgate on Tuesday evening
to attend the wedding of Miss Eliza
Wilson, who was formerly pupil of
our high school.
Mr., AMI Mrs. Ed. Dodge are in
Washington, d. c., visiting their
cousin, Miss Lowe. who spent several
weeks here in the fall.
The snow storm and severe wind of
last week made bad work with the
and electric light wires and
poles, so that an extra for 9 OF men
was called to get them in running
order.
Mrs. Julia Smith came home from
Monroe last Wednesday.
Miss Lottie Munsell is at home from
Thetford, whore she has been teach
ing for several terms.
The was social in Odd Fellows
hall last "Wednesday under the auspices
of the Sons of Veterans.
Corinthian Chapter o. E. S., went
to st. Johnsbury Nov. 10, to exempli.
fy the degree in district meeting.
Three new pupils were added to
our nigh school Monday and Tuesday:
James Meigs, of Malcolm, Iowa, Miss
Edith Eldredge. of McIndoes and
Van by Ike of McIndoes.
Mrs. W. II. Buck is on the sick lis.
being confined to the bed by neuralgia.
Misses Bernioe Baldwin and Kath-
crime Graves spent last Thursday in
On account of the Thanksgiving SER
vice Wednesday evening the regular
meeting of Corinthian Chapter o. K.
s., was omitted.