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

NORTH RANDOLPH.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Buzzell have
finished work at j. b. Wells in Ran
dolph and are at Mrs. Buzzel;'s
fathers, O. W. Taft.
Roy Thayer of Randolph has been
making repairs on the creamery.
Mrs. N. K. Huntington has re.
turned from visit to her daughter,
Mrs. N 7. King of Tunbridge.
Quite few people from here have
been picking poultry at l.. b. Kib.
bees.
Ernest Kibbee came home on Satur-
day for the Thanksgiving vacation.
r. s. Thresher has returned to Bos-
ton after three months stay here.
Mrs. D. j. Camp was quite badly
burned on her face and one hand on
Saturday. from powder exploding.
l.. b. Kibbie went to Boston Friday
with poultry.
j. G. Perham was in Barre on Mon.
day.
PLAINFIELD.
The funeral of Mrs. A. V. TAYLOR
was held at the home on Friday last,
Rev. q. FL. Wright officiating. Mr..
Wright spoke of the high esteem in
which she was held by everyone, her
kindness as friend and neighbor and
her beautiful character as woman.
He read the beautiful poem of Tenny-
son Crossing the Barr Her death
was great shock to the community
who deeply sympathize with the fam
lily in their loss. Among those who
attended the funeral from away were
Mrs. AFRO Camp, Mrs j. A. Sherburne,
Miss Ada Sherburne of Barre, Mrs. A.
d. Whittemore, Mrs Sarah Russell of
Burlington, Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Pow
ers and Mrs. Julia Cummings of Ran.
dolph.
Rev. K l.. Shesff left on Friday for
three weeks vacation. There will be
no preaching services at the Oongrega-
tional church in his absence.
W. Il. Martin, who has had long run
OF typhoid fever, was able to be in the
market again but had slight relapse
on Monday and is again confined to
the house.
W. HI. Kinney is quite ill with
the grip. Mr.. Best is taking his place
in the market
Mrs. John Hill, who has been very
ill with pneumonia, is now dangerous
ly i'll with erysipelas.
Miss Clara Perrin, who has been
visiting in st. Adams for several
weeks, returned home on Monday.
Miss Julia Perrin is at home from
Goddard Seminary for the Thanksgiv-
ing vacation.
The dancing school which was to
have commenced on Friday evening
has been postponed until later date
There was quite a lively runaway
on Tuesday morning. The orses of
Herbert Holt being frightened at the
sound of the creamery whistle ran
from near the creamery to School
street spil,ing the load of milk and
badly damaging the wagon. They
were stopped in front of the hotel.
Miss Alice amberton is at work at
the hotel.
Some of the books, seats, etc., are
being moved into the new school
will stay several weeks at the home
of A. V. Taylor.
Mrs. A. S. Martyr is quite ill with
grip.
Miss May Wright returned from
Barton Landing on Tuesday.
Miss Mabel Kent will spend Thanks.
giving vacation with her sister in Til
ton, N. FL.
Mrs. M. A. Martyr and Miss Maud
20 fn hQl f,G laic act
A warning is posted to this effect
First: To see if the town will vote to
rescind the vote taken on Nov. 10. to
take off the galvanized steel roofing
from the school house and substitute
shingles. Second: 70 transact any
other proper business. Now it would
seem as though the other proper tusi-
ness in this case ought TO be, to save
getting out petition for warnings,
that the town vote to meet every Sat-
urday afternoon until further notice.
This would save large amount of
work for all concerned.
The Odd Fellows will confer the
second degree on two candidates at
their next meeting Monday, Nov. %.
The regular meeting of Wyoming
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Thursday evening, Nov. "a.
Miss Lolita Nutting and Miss Helen
Duke attended the teachers examina-
tion held in Barre on Friday and Sat-
urday.
Mre. H. E. Cutler returned from
Burlington ON Wednesday.
At the whist party held in Odd Eel
lows hall ON Saturday John Foss
and Mrs. Blanche Townsend had the
highest score.
WEST OORINTH.
The heavy snow storm nf the 1871.
and the wind, which accompanied it
made the roads in such a condition
that the snow roller was used on Mon
day the day following the storm.
Mr.. Whitney has finished dressing
his lumber. He intends to put up
steam mill on David Wards farm in
the near future. He has also bought
the Hanson farm in the burrough and
intends to get family to move there
and board some of his help this win
ter.
About seventy attended the Fortnight
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