The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-09-26

| Clty restaurant 80 Helen Parish, head
table girl at the City restaurant, has re-.
| signed her position.
Barnet
| William Brooks house will soon h. CONF
| pleted and ready for Il housewarming,
Joseph Potts, now Kansas boy. lately
visited here. He found the place greatly
changed, but retains a vivid remembrance
| OF it as it was
Charles Brock, an aged citizen, lately
suffered compound fracture OF his leg lust
above the ankle. 80 Ruth WEIGH Bertha
Hazelton, Ralph Perry and Guy burbank
are at school at Meriden, n, H., and Ella
Robinson at McIndoe's Falls Academy,
- james Morgan is occupying his new
house
Bradford.
Arthur HaslSns is in town
Clarence II. Martin has returned to col
lege.
Colonel II. f. Parker has returned from
Chattanooga Tenn.
Charles Kemp and friend from Bristol.
n. H., are visiting in town
A. f. Colburn has sold his residence at
the north end to j. K. Sleeper.
The Bradford Milling Company has sold
its plant to parties from Bethel.
Edith Jones returns to the School Of Flo
cuton at Detroit, Mich, Thursday.
Mrs. Henry Stevens and daughter of
Lake Placid, N. Y, are visiting relatives in
| town.
T. H. Rowe, who has been spending
several weeks1n Bradford, has returned to
Boston.
Harry E. Waite of Hotel Lookoff, Sugar
Hill, N H., was in town on Monday. He
reports the past season to have been fine
| one.
Herbert w. Blake has returned from the
Adirondacks, where he has been employed,
and has entered the freshman class at
Dartmouth
Mrs. Small, who has been spending
several weeks with Miss Brock at South
Newbury, returns to her home in New Bed
ford this week.
E. B. McDuffee has been spending the
past few days at his home, returning to
Boston to-day. Since his return. he has
made flying visit to Berlin Falls, n. H.,
where he has established an agency for the
Hecla Dynamite Company, and where he il
soon to erect magazine.
By far the brightest social event of the
season was the wedding of Miss Jessie Whit
taker to Eben Hutchinson, Jr., of Chelsea,
Mass. 1t took place at the home of the brides
mother, Mrs A. r. Colburn, on Tuesday
evening of last week. Rev. j. w. Lees per-
formed the ceremony. The rooms were
beautifully decorated, and the presents
were many and beautiful. The young
couple left on the evening train for Boston
amid shower of best wishes from their
many friends.
Brookfieid
Mrs. Chandler Ladd is still very low, very
faint hopes of her recovery being enter
tanned by her friends.
Mrs. Sarah Arnold, who had an attack of
paralysis some months since, remains in
suffering and helpless condition.
Rev. G. II. Morse is taking a vacation of
two or three weeks He has been spend
ing the past week at st. Johnsbury and
will visit friends in Albany before his re-
turn.
Warren Williams has bought of j. B.
Kingsbury his property in the village, also
the land owned by Mr.. Kingsbury near the
village. Mr.. Williams took possession last
week. Mr.. Kingsbury will have home
with Mr. Williams for the present.
Roswell Nichols, one Of the veterans of
the late war, died at the residence of his
son George on Tuesday of last week His
funeral was held on Thursday, Rev. Will
liam Water of Braintree officiating. Henry
Freeman Post, Of which Mr.. Nichols was
member, assisted in the burial services.
Mrs. Chandler Ladd of Sharon, who has
been very i'll at the residence of her son
Fred, of this place, for several weeks past,
died on Thursday morning of last week.
Brief funeral services were held at the
house of Mr.. Ladd on Friday morning,
Rev. j. A. Bates of Randolph officiating,
after which her remains were taken to
Sharon where final services were held.
Rev. Nelson Smith, with wife and daugh-
ter, Of Maiden, Mass, lately visited in
town. Mr.. Smith was native OF this town,
and his visit was made the occasion of
very pleasant family gathering Of their
branch of the Smith family at U. A
Clark's. Mr.. Smith, with several Of the
relatives, visited the cemetery, his object
being, besides visiting the graves OF their
ancestors, the selection OF spot for his own
final resting place. He is now seventy
eight years of age.
Mrs. William Buck fell from the steps OF
the piazza last Friday and sustained frac-
ture of the knee-pan. - Rev. and Mrs.
Nelson Smith of Maiden, Mass, visited rel
atives in town last week. - Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Fisher Of Boston and Eugene
Rice of Plainfeld, N. H., were among re-
cent visitors in town. g. Percy Coleman,
who has been employed in the creamery at
East Brookteld during the summer, ex =
poets to return to Providence, X. l., about
the first OF October. - Mr.. Cassius Peck
was taken i'll while on business at North
Randolph last Friday and was not able to
return home until Sunday. - Lizzie
Blakebrough of Bridgeport. Conn, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Frank Fullam. -
III. j. Rood had one of his oxen hurt by the
cars at the fair so that it had to be killed.
East Brookfield.
On Friday evening, September IA, about
forty of the neighbors and friends of w. H.
mind them that it was the first anniversary
OF their marriage. Cake and coffee were
served during the evening and a few social
hours were pleasantly passed.
Mrs. William Buck fell down stairs last
Saturday and sustained fracture of the
knee-pan. - Mrs. f. G. Jackson and
Mrs. Marcus Peabody visited friends in
Topsham last week. - Minnie Marshall,
who has been spending her vacation with
her sister, Mrs. f. V, Price, has returned to
her studies at Ann ArbOr, Mich. - Burt
Hovey and Miss Marshall have returned to
Lynn, Mass, after two-weeks stay here.
- Nathaniel Wheatley and wife were
in Brandon visiting last week. - DR.. e.
G. Sprague was in Roxbury last week car
ing for the practice of DIR. +. G. Fletcher
during the latter's absence on short vaca-
ton.
Cabot.
The Cabots and Marshtields played an in
teresting game of base ball at Marshieid
last Saturday. The score stood "A TO % in
favor of Marshfeld
The third nine base ball boys played a
match game with the Lower Cabot boys on
Saturday last. The score stood IL to Is IN