The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-02-18

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He is confiLed to the house. Charles
Louizell is caring for his farm.
Mrs Ormi Bruce's brother, John
| McAllister, and son of East Barnard,
and her nephew, Lester Hunter, of
Nashua, N. H., visited her last week.
Miss Edith Butler, who has been
| teaching in district No 2, town of
| Fsyston, has just closed successful
| term of school, She has taught in
| this school the past year The pupil 1
having no absent marks for the win
ter term were May Boyce, Harry
Boyce Hattie Boyce, Blanche Grand
field, Howard Griffith and Harold
Griffith. George Boycs was absent
only one half day. During the year
Hattie and Harry Boyce were absent
only one half day and George Boyce
only one day.
There will be meeting in the
school house Wednesday evening in
Dowsville. There will be communion
service in the church next Sunday.
EAST ELMORE.
Miss Ina L. Swift is at home. Her
school at Calais closed Feb. b.
Arthur Austin of Woloott was at W.
r. Lawsons Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Bunnell of Ottawa, Ont, called
| on her sister, Mrs. b. +. Morse, last
| Sunday.
Rev. o. M. Boutwell, gave us very
| interesting sermon last Sunday. We
| were glad to see Brother Boutwell,
| again. Hiram Kellogg of Hyde Park
came over with him last Sunday.
Mrs. S. o. Chase, who has been Wis.,
iting her brother in New York State
is expected home this week.
Benjamin Wheeler and daughter
| Myrtle, of Worcester we're in town on
Sunday and attended church.
Allen Morse of Calais called on
friends and relatives here the first of
| the week.
Miss Carrie Belle Silloway was at
! home from Morrisville on Sunday, GO.
ing back to her school Monday MORN
| ing.
| Miss Mile Hollenbeck, who is at
teuding school at Morrisville, was at
hume on Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Augusta Swift of Woburn,
Mass, died Jan. ID, 1904. Mrs. Swift
had a shock some three or four weeks
before she died. STE was the daugh-
ter of Almon and Wealthy Swift and
| was born and brought up in Wolcott.
WEST BERLIN.
Mrs. Norman Clough of Washington
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. @. l..
Slack.
Miss Ida Celley is training the
children in flag drill; Miss Ada
Emerson plays the organ.
rrto ,,,ouro,, For Nob &c oo,,
Quoted by the Grange lecture with
Miss Ida Celley and Mrs. @. l.. Slack
as assistants.
On account of sickness the brothers
of l. p. Chase we're unable to attend
the funeral of Mrs. Chase.
Dalsie Bean has moved on to the Alden
farm. Mr.. Bean is at work for Mr.
Alden.
RYEGATE.
James Davidson has been more poor
ly of late. DR.. Lee is attending him.
Miss Matte Smith of South Ryegate
is here, keeping house for her brother.
Thomas r. Smith.
The board of auditors finished the
annual work for the town last Friday
and the reports are now in the hands
of the printer.
1t is reported that Mr.. and Mrs. S.
H Powers of East Ryegate are about
to remove to the Corner, into tene-
| ment of O. +. Smiths house, they
having sold their farm to the Page
Bros. of South Ryegate.
| In the absence of Rev. w. S. Wallace
| some of his congregation attended SER
vices at the U. p. church last Sunday.
| Rev. Mr.. Hughes departed for his
| 1t is expected that the pulpit Will be
supplied next Sunday, however, at the
usual hour
EAST ROXBUY.
Leon Dirty of Williamstown was at
Ora Boyce's on saturday.
Vern Allen of Wallingford spent last
week with his aunt, Mrs. l.. A. East
man.
G. f. Wardner was in Roxbury on
business Monday.
| Mrs. @. j. Baker, Mrs. j. T. Edison
and Mrs. f. O. Allen are among those
who are suffering from the prevailing
distemper.
Mr.. aud Mrs. w. o. Pride visited at
Wallace Colts, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. o. Pride and Allen
Gage attended the Pomona Grange
meeting in Mortified on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Williams and
two children of Northfield spent Sun
day at Bert Williams.
SOUTH WALDEN.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society met with Mrs. o. W. Farr,
Wednesday, Feb. z.
/ William Smith, who has been ill for
the past two weeks. is out again.
Evangelist Smith, who is holding re-
vival meetings at Worcester, was at
home. Monday.
Gladys Lane was at home on Sunday
from St. Johnsbury where she is at.
tending school.
Misses Maude French and Alice Will.
COX closed their schools in Cabot Fri.
day and have returned home
The schools in town closed Feb. 8.
excepting the one at North Walden
which will close Feb. 10.
The civil authority met here Satur'