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


Mrs. Jason Hill is in MONTPELIER for
medical treatment.
Senator W. p. Dillingham; will give
his popular lecture on Alaska, in the
Methodist church on this evening,
Nov. %. This is the second number of
| the Moretown lecture entertainment
course.
Ira Town, who finished work foi L.
Wilcox some time ago, is at work for
g. o. Evans.
Mrs. A. K. Lovejoy remains about
the same.
j. W. Bates is expected nome from
| St Louis this week.
DANvILLE.
+. j. Preston and son, Ira Preston.
| returned Friday from two weeks
hunting trip and we're fortunate in
| securing fine buck deer.
Principal B. E. g oodnough is spend.
ing the Thanksgiving vacation at his
home in Barton Landing.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Harris and
daughter. Frances Harris, left on Fri
day OF last week for Washington, d.
| u, for the winter.
| Nathaniel Burbank of Walden has
been visiting his son, Lawyer Bur.
| bank.
Miss Lurs Wesson of Littleton is
visiting relatives in town.
Miss Blanche Churchill of Barton
! Landing has been visiting her aunt,
Mrs. o. S. Dole.
| Miss Sadie Colby has completed a
successful term of school at Noyesville
and returned home where she will
| remain this winter
| Mrs. Lawrence Hardy and son from
| GToveland, Mass, are visiting at
| Aaron Smiths.
| Mrs Henry Fairbanks of St. Johns.
| bury spoke to the Woman's Missionary
Society of the Congregational church
last Wednesday afternoon. A thank
| Offering service was held at which
| $l2 so were received
| Miss Myrtle Harrison of West Stew
artstown is at |. j. Preston's for
| Thanksgiving.
| Eli Smith is home from Putney to
spend Thanksgiving with his family.
| Mrs. II. Z. Barber and daughter
| have returned from visit to friends
| in Conway. n. II.
SOUTH CORiNTH.
Miss Carrie Wilson is at home for
week suffering with burned hand.
| Sidney Harding is quite i'll at Mrs.
| Woodcock's with a relapse from and
attack Of grip.
Miss Lizzie Carter passed to a high
er life November II. aged nineteen
years and nine months. She had been
ill month, but the change came
suddenly and unexpectedly and was
great shock to the family, and her
eric
held at the Center church Sunday
afternoon, Rev. Mr.. Harding offioiat-
ing. Lnterment IN the GENE Gerry near
the church. The house was filled,
testifying to the esteem for the de-
parted. The Grange at East Corinth,
of which she was a member, was rep
resented by nearly sixty of their num-
Der in body. Lizzie was girl uni
versally beloved-her pleasing. ami
able ways endeared her to all with
whom she associated. She was
successful teacher in orr public
schools. All her acquaintance are
cy can never be filled. She was the
second child Of a happy family of
seven. leaving father, mother, one
sister and five brothers. The SYM
patty of she entire community is ex-
tended to the bereaved family. ~
MARSHFlELD.
E. W. MoWain of Rochester is vis-
iting his daughter, Mrs. A. T. Davis
A. W. Mears of Barton is visitor
in town. He is decorating the interior
of his brother Mark Mears' store with
fresh coat of paint.
Herbert Ellis and Miss Alice Stew
or IF in
marriage by Rev. f. W. Buck at the
Methodist parsonage Thursday even
ing of last week. Mr. Ellis is the
courteous and efficient carrier of the
mail between this place and Danville.
@. L. Dwinnell and @. J. Wood
with friends from adjoining towns are
enjoying hunting excursion in the
vicinity of Erel. N. II.
Miss Mabel gsY Dung of Woodsville,
N H., and Miss Sadie Young of Brad
| ford, were called here the first of the
week by the sudden death of their
mother, Mrs. Sarah Young.
Mrs. S. Swsrdfeger and daughter.
Bertha, left on Monday for DelsDd,
Fla, where they are to spend the
| winter with the hope that the health
of the latter may be much improved.
81. E. Beokley was in the vicinity
| of Hardwick. Wednesday engaged in
some construction work for the Orange
County Telephope Co.
Marshfield COOPERATIVE Creamery
paid patrons 2316 cents per pound for
October butter, oil test.
L. z. Cole has settled in his new
| home on Depot hill His connection
| with the Molly's Falls telephone cir
cult has also been restored he being
now connected with line No. 3.
e. J. Morrill, and O. ]. Buxton were
in Woodsville, N. h, Monday.
Mrs Martin Newton is rapidly re-
I covering from tina small pox and the
| house and premises are being reno
waited preparatory for the return of
the family.
Mrs f. j. Morrill, will assist as
| clerk in the post office for the present.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Berton Mann OF
l Watarvilla ware in tOwu IN Tueadav