The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-11-03
FAIRLEE

Al klEE.
Married in Fairlee Oct. 30, by Rev.
H. E Merrill, Clarence Rowis9 of
Rumney, N. H, anu Miss Elsie
Mooney of Francouia N. H.
DR.. Flint is at his home for the
present, his aunt, Mrs. MoseIer of
Lyme, n. H., and his little boy are
with him. He is hoping to bring his
wife home from Piermout as snOn as
she is able to come.
Rev. E. L. Gulick and his family
have closed their house and gone to
Hanover to spend the winter. Miss
Jane Gardiner is to close her house
and be with them for the present.
W. Bailey of the firm of Hethering-
ton and Bailey is seriously i'll at his
home in Newbury.
Mrs. A. W. Paine is visiting her
son and daughter in Barre
Mrs. Webster Newcomb is at Frank
Bonds at Thetford for while to as
sisJ in the care of an invalid.
Miss Helen Graves of st. Johnsbury
visited her cousins, II. l.. Rice and
Mrs. H E. Merrill, last week
Mrs. W. H. Gilmore was at Mont.
festivities of ladies' week.
Rev. H e Merrill supplied the pull
pit Oct 30 as the pastor, Rev. H. j.
Kilbourn, is still absent.
WASHINGTON.
Cyrus Smith is not as well.
Quite number of deer have been
shot IN Corinth this year and also
three in Washington.
Plymon Seaver went to Fred Duff S
to board on Tuesday
Schools closed in the village on Fri
| day.
Grange was we'll attended last Fri
day night. 1t being ladies' night,
about 225 were present. The ladies of
East Barre gave "The Woman s Re-
/ form Club" 1t was very well car
Tried out. The ladies of Washington
and Orange gave 1.-THE Old Maid s
| Convention.
Maud Thurbur and Mr. Stuart of
Berlin were at George Huntington 6
on Sunday, the guests OF Sarah Thur
| bur.
I Lizzie Curtis and mother were also
guests of George Huntington on Sat
| uTday OF last week.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Guthrie of Boston
were guests at DR.. Warmers on Fri.
day of last week.
NORTH MONTPELIER.
Alice L. Graz and Charles Stoddard
were married Oct. II. at Montpelier
by the Rev. J. Edward Wright.
Charles h. Little and Florence
Lewis were married Oct. 2, at W. S.
Little's by the Rev. Alven Smith OF
| Plainfield.
Bert Highs died very suddenly at
his home on Friday night of neuralgis
of the heart Funeral on Monday
at 2 p. IN.
Miss Bess Butterfield was at home
over Sunday from Goddard.
The ladies' circle held very sue
cessful Halloween sociable Saturday
evening at vestry hall; over 100 tick
cts were sold.
Fred Sibley and Hiram Sparrow re-
turned on Saturday from their trip tC
the st. Louis exposition.
CHELSEA.
Mrs. ,Lucie Peaslee of Bradford hi!
been visiting at @. P. Dickinson''
and e. o. Tracy's.
J. K. Darling, O. S. Emery and G.
l.. Stow attended the meeting of the
State Bar Association in Montpelier
last week.
UMrs. Eulie (Dutton) Lane of Boston
ia visiting her mother. Mrs W. A
Hood.
Rena o. Barnes left on Saturday fol
a visit of several weeks at Meriden
N. H., and elsewhere.
Henry f. Gates beagn work in Tun
bridge on Tuesday for M. O. Flanders
Elizabeth O. (Fifield). widow O.
william Wilson, native and Ions
time resident of Chelsea, died of can
Ger on Sunday morning at her daugh
ter's home in Burlington, at the age o.
seventy three. The body was brough
here for burial, and the funeral ser
vices were held at the Methods
church OH Tuesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. William f. Davis ar
rived on Saturday from the Whit,
Mountains. After few days sta,
they will go on to Boston for the win
ter.
Rev. f. A. Poole of Barre preached
most acceptably at the Congregations
church on Sunday morning and even
ing, exchanging with the pastor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry II. Hodgdon o
barre spent Sunday at A. W. Whit
ney's.
Many mighty Nimrods from thi
town lay in wait for deer during tn
open season, but only two were sue