The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-10-27
HOMER Fits
BARRE, VERMONT.


Miss Flora E. Buck. department
treasurer of Womsn's Relief Corps,
goes to Bradford as inspector of WASH
| burn Corps Mrs. Goodwin ana Mrs.
Lee, department. president and secre-
tary will accompany her.
The district meeting of l. o. O. f.
will be held here with Temple Lodge.
A the annual church meeting held
here Oct. 49, A. M. Whitelaw, Frank
Deming, David Brock, S. E. Goss and
5. b. Clark, were reelected deacons
and Mr.. Deming clerk and treasurer.
S. E. CLARK was elected Sunday school
uperintendent, Charles Hazen assist
ant and Charles Bittenger, musical di-
, rector of Sunday school. Mrs Mary
Is Goodwin and Mrs. Vincent were
reelected on church committee with
Mrs. Cora A. Learned, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Hazen and W. II. Goodwin
newly elected.
A. FL. Bailey is in charge of the
elcertic light station while MI. Symes
is away.
The second number of the Wells
River lecture course was given in the
Congregational church last Friday
evening by the Schubert Male Quar-.
tette, of Boston, to large and appre-
ciative audience. The next number
will be given on Saturday. Nov. 10.
Mrs. Margaret Arthur of Barnet,
formerly of this place was in town
Monday and Tuesday. the guest of
Mrs. W. H Goodwin.
ROXBURY.
| The Junior Christian Endeavor will
hold halloween party and harvest
supper on Monday, Oct. 81.
The boiled dinner served last Thurs
day by the ladies of both societies
was very largely attended, between
81 and So being received.
Rev. L. A. Wilson preached at East
! Granville Sunday at 3 o'clock, and in
tends doing so each Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl Flint are in
tow for a visit.
Mrs. William Orcutt is very i'll.
Rev. l.. A. Wilson and Miss May
Ellis will attend the State Christian
| Endeavor convention at Springfield
this week.
william York, a life long resident
in town, died last Tuesday aged
seventy three. Mr.. York had been in
feeble health for several years, but
had been i'll for only a week before
his death. Funeral services were held
at the home ON Friday, Rev. Mr.. Will
son officiating. Among the relatives
from out of town who were present
were; Mr.. and Mrs. G. O Young of
Bellows Fails. Francis Young of st
Adams, Mr.. and Mrs. O. l. Ellis OF
Brookfield, and Mr., and Mrs Frank
Merrill of White River junction
The May moving" stems to be tai
ing place in our village in October in.
stead, many of our citizens being just
changing their places of abode. Be-
Spalding is to move into the house
recently vacated by Luther Knapp,
and MIR. Woodland very suitably &c
the farm known as the Woodland place.
Mrs. Warner has moved from her
place in the edge of Northfield to hel
tenement in the village. MI. Shaw
has moved to the Bean house which
he has repaired and will open as
boarding house The house vacated
DY him will be occupied by Will Mar.
tin who was recently married to Miss
Maud Fletcher, sister of DR.. Fletch.
er. formerly of this place Homer
Van Dusen has sold his house to Theo.
dore Kendall, who with his wife will
soon move here, also his son in law
Mr.. Soules and his family. Mr.
. Soule will take the place OF station
agent. recently resigned by WILDER
fltts. Mr.. Van Dusen will move into
the Tilden tenement, when is to be
vacated by j. x, Burnhara, who is to
move to New Hampshire, where his
son, Charles, has recently gone into
business. DR.. Slsyton and family,
who are occupying she north tenement
OF the Van Dusen house. have ~ vet
found satisfactory tenement, psarly
all being filed.
MORETOWN.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hinkisy and son.
Earle Guyette, were in Mopspelier on
Sunday to attend the funeral of w. e.
Lawson, Mr., Hinkley's uncle.
M. II. Griffith was in Montpelier on
Saturday.
Harry Bulkeley has finished work
for j. W. Taylor.
Henry Kann is boarding at j. L.
Bidgood's.
Next Friday evening is the first en- .
tertainment of a series of six lectures
to be given this winter. This first
one is a recital given by Miss Maud
boyce, popular slocutionist of this
vicinity.