The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-01-21
EAST BARRE.

The adopted son of Mrs. Carl
Hinkel, i'll with consumption, is not
expected to live. DR.. chandler of
Barre is attending him
Charlie Mayo is recovering from
his recent attack of pneumonia.
The family of Jim Moran are re-
covering from the prevailing epidemic,
grip.
Frank knight of Brooklyn, N. Y,
was at the quarries overhaullng the
new engine that James Boutwell, has
had put IN.
The carpenters have finished work
on the new barn of James Boutwell,.
1t is considered the best barn in this
vicinity.
1t is understood that six ladies of
East Barre took advantage of leap
year and escorted gentlemen to Will
Jamestown where they treated them
TO chicken pie supper.
Installation of the n. E. o. p. took
place at Partridge hall on Friday
evening.
J. l.. Dix and wife attended the
installation of Ripping Stream lodge
of Rebekahs; also, several from Wash
ington
Frank Thurber and family start for
Canada Northwest on Monday. Their
friends gave them a reception at
Miles hall, Saturday evening.
WEST FAIRLEE CENTER
The Stills are moving hay from
their place here to their home in Or
ford, N. H.
There is to be concert at the
church on Friday, the goth, which all
who can should attend. Mr.. M. W.
Bullock, the famous colored baritone
of Dartmouth College, is to sing. He
is the finest singer in the college, and
by the way, is one of the greatest
football players in the country. There
will also be mandolin and guitar Sc
lections by some of the students.
There will be quartet singing by our
own singers. Prof. Morse has most
kindly consented to be present and
play. All oyster supper will close the
entertainment.
Mrs. Mary Child is visiting friends
at North Thetford
EAST BROOKFIELD.
There was an old fashioned kitchen
dance at Charles Lyons last THUS
day night. A. |. Grain welded the
bow.
Miss Hazel Smith was unable to at
tend school last week because of ILL
ness.
At the annual Masonic installation
which occurred at Brookfield last
Thursday tho fnllnWl
gentlemen from this place were duly
installed as officers of the lodge for
the ensuing year by Past Master Hen.
ry w. Hyde: w. M, j. M. Angel
s. W. q. A. Bigelow; j. W., E. U.
jackson; S. d.. A. ID: Reed; S. S.
W. F: Medcalf; j. g., Charles A.
Angel.
EAST CABOT.
Mrs. Alice Hanscam has finished
work for Mrs. May at Lower Cabot
and gone to work for Mrs. Fred Lam
berton.
Miss Annie Mackie has returned
from st. Jonhsbury on account of il
health.
George Heath was in Walden OF
business Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. e. Drown visited a
Mr.. Dunbar's in West Danville ont
day last wsek.
Mrs. McUutcheon has returne home
after stay of several weeks at W
Carr's, Mrs. e. H. CLARK was will
friends in st, Johnshury last week 1
few days.
CORINTH.
Mrs. Jane Winch was the guest o
Mrs. o. G. Sargent Oh Tuesday, Jan
IL.
A son was born to Mi. and Mrs. H
e. Townsend Jan. IL.
Rev. and Mrs. w. f. Harding, Mr.
and Mrs. o. W. Eastman and Mr.. ant
Mrs. p. g. Norris attended the quar-
terly meeting at Washington.
Mrs. Lorenzo Heath has been carin,
for Mrs. Townsend
Miss Gertrude Wilson entertained
some of her schoolmates at her hom
on Saturday evening
Work at the mines is suspended TO
time.
Lyceums at the academy are wei
attended.