The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-12-01

who will remain with her for the
present.
Bryon Berry and Mrs. Ellen A.
Hood were married on Wednesday of
last week in Haverhill, N. II.
O. III. Russell has moved from DR..
Smith g house near the high bridge
into II. W. Spears house in the
lower village. He is to work in the
bobbin shop.
| There is to be district Masonic
meeting here on the 9Th.
| County court opens next Tuesday,
| Densmore and j. M. Flint are drawn
as jurymen from this town
Nellie Webster has returned from
| Vershire, where she has been work
| ing for some time, and is working for
a time in Rev. Fl. J. Wyckof's fam
lily.
Mrs. f. H. Stanton and Flora M.
| Corwin attended meeting of the
| Golden Rule Christian Endeavor
| Union at South Royalton last Friday,
and Miss Oorwin was chosen secre-
tary and treasurer of the union.
Drs. Goss and Marshall we're called
| to Corinth on Saturday to attend one
| Alvah d. Comstock, who was acct
dentally shot in the left arm while
| hunting. 1t was necessary to ampu-
tate the arm near the shoulder, and
the operation was performed by DR..
| Marshall. 1t is understood that the
| patients condition is critical
FAIRLEE.
Mrs. Baldwin spent Thanksgiving
| with her sister in Haverhill
| Gertrude Dewey of Bradford has
been the guest of Miss Ada McIndoe.
Frank Bell of Springfield spent a
few days with his daughter, Mrs. H.
E. Merrill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albee had family
party Thanksgiving day their daugh-
tiers from Bradford and South Fairlee
and Mr. and Mrs. O. Warren were
among the guests.
Lake Morey closed in much earlier
| than usual being entirely covered Nov.
81, the usual date being Dec. 10.
Mr.. and Mrs Archie Kendall of
| Woodsville spent Thanksgiving with
| their sister, Mrs. W. Woodland.
Mrs. Rodney Child and son, Carroll.
spent Thanksgiving week at st. Johns
bury with Mrs. Alfred Bragg.
MARSHFIELD.
Rev. and Mrs W. e. Newton of
West Enosburg were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. B. W. Davis on Wednesday of
| last week.
James Wheeler and G. K Cole of
| Barre, Avis Ennis and Fanny Ball of
Montpelier were with friends in town
to spend Thanksgiving.
B. M. Shepard and family of Mont
pelier spent the Thanksgiving holt
day with his father, O. E. Shepard
and family.
j. Ward Carver and friend, Mr..
| Scott, of Barre were with DR.. and
Mrs. H S. Carver on Thursday of last
week.
The price paid for hay at the Lewis
Lunge auction last week was IS per
! ton. Stock and other property placed
on sale sold for an average price
Edgar Lamberton bougI the mead
ow land ON the brook road, which
was sold at the Lewis Luuge auction
last week. Consideration $40.
Miss Qennie Brown, matron of the
| industrial school at Vergennes, was the
| guest of Frank Brown and family last
Sunday
| DR.. H. S. Carver returned home
from New York Thanksgiving morn
| ing. He has been attending medical
lectures in that city for several weeks
Miss Libbie Lane of Montpelier was
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Had
lock last week.
| Of h. ms
rented the Frank Brown place on Gil
man street for six months. The trans.
action was effected through o. II.
Smith, who has charge the property,
for O. Fl. Pike its present owner.
Deputy Sheriff j. Berton Pike has
found something warm for many Of
Tenders of the law during the past
year We do not understand that he
has committed any offence under the
law, but judging from outward az
pearances upon his return from Mont
pelier Tuesday evening of last week.
he found something in the stock of A
d. Farwell Co., of that city that will
keep him warm for many cold winters
to come.
Mrs. y. A. Johnson of Boston has
been in town the past few days look
ing for horses.
The schools throughout the town
commenced the winter session on Mon
day morning with the following corps
of teachers; No. I, Hollister district,
Miss Blanche Page of Groton; No. 2,
Bond district. Miss Hunter of Barre
No. 3, Ennis district, Bernis Phelps
No. 4, Pike district. Miss Grace Blake
of East Cabot; No. B. village pri-
mary. Miss CLARA B. Anterior of Es-
sex Junction; interme diate depart
ment, Floren 80 Wooster; No. Z. Boles
district, Mrs. Mabel Martin Holt
No, 8, Depot district. Miss Mabel
Ramsey of Bellows Falls; No. 9, New
Discovery district. A. E. Allen of
Fitohburg, Mass No. 10, Lsnesboro.
Miss Annie Flint; No. IL, King dis
trict, Mrs. Emma Cook Hill.
Mrs. u. A. Bemis of Barre is Wis.
itor with her sister, Mrs. E. A. Lam.
berton.
WAITSFIELD.
Mrs. O. j. Tabor, who has been Wis