The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-04-06
Roxbury.

day.
q. s. Stanton was in Burlington last
week.
@. B. spaulding was in Sharon and Bethel
the first OF the week.
Joe Boulias visited at his home in st.
Johns, P. O.. on Sunday.
Mrs. Hills daughter from Marshfield
made her mother short visit last week.
Mrs. Maria Dunsmoor is visiting her
granddaughter. Mrs. L. B. Dodge, in Barre.
Mrs. w. II. Edwards was in Bethel part OF
last week to see Mrs. l.. A. Rood who Is Ill.
Heath B. Rice started their clspboard
mill on Monday as did also Charles Burn
ham.
Mrs. Chester Turner has returned from
Barre where she has been spending some
time.
F.C. Bennett has rented q portion OF Mrs.
Herrick's house and will move his family
here soon.
A masquerade ball will be given at Town
Hall on Tuesday evening Of next week. All
are requested to mask.
The Good Templars celebrate their
twenty ninth anniversary on Friday even
ing with public meeting.
Mrs. Adelizs Brown and daughter, Nina,
teacher in Goddard Seminary, have re-
turned from Washington, d. G.
Elon Wiley were In Randolph on Thursday
to attend the Good Templars' meeting
Mrs. Alzina Dompier Of Brsintree died
last week. e. P. and f. e. Cram and M. r.
Cram and son, BERTHE, attended the funeral.
Mrs. j. A. Chsmberlin of st. Adams is at
her mothers and intends to move her
mother, Mrs. Eaton, to St. Adams on Tues
day.
e. K. Burnham has sold the creamery
hill II II n
Of Warren wishes to put in a creamery
here.
Mr.. Murphy, one of the bridge men that
were at work on the Randall bridge on Sat-
urday, fell about twenty-five feet, breaking
his arm.
An Easter concert will be given on Sun
day evening at the Congregational church.
Come and encourage the children by your
presence.
Miss Carrie Durham. who has been caring
for Mrs. Eaton, intends to go to Burlington
to remain short time before going to her
home in Bethel.
The sugar social given by the Universal.
list society on Thursday last, was we'll at
tended. The proceeds were about four dol
lars. 81. G. Ellis furnished the sugar.
Fifty jurors have been summoned to ap-
pear at Montpelier this week on Monday for
the Brewster murder case, two OF which are
Webster
Mr.. Bolster of Barre has purchased the lot
known as the Tilden lot which lies west Of
the village. He has also bought the build.
ing lot OF e. G. Flint that lies south of the
blacksmith shop.
The railroad bridge known as the Randall
bridge north OF the village had become rot
ten and which has been unsafe for some
time. has been replaced by an iron bridge
which WAS cOmDlet9d on Sunday.
On Friday, Fast day, service will be
| held in the Congregational church at one
o'clock to which all are invited. At two
o'clock the ladies will hold a thank offering
service to which all ladies are invited.
East Roxbury.
The creamery is receiving about 1900
| pounds OF milk every other day. -
Leila Wakefield is to work for Mrs. Frank
| o. Allen this summer. - George Ward
ner was summoned to Montpelier the first
OF the week as 1uryman. - Ehmonds
Howe moved the household goods of John
Brown from Mortified to Brookfield last
| week. - Byron Steele has engaged to
work for Will Pride this season. - A
son was born March 20 to Mr. and Mrs
son to Mr.. and Mrs. Jason Freeman Of this
place.
Thirty-five years make generation
That is how long Adolph Fisher of Zanes
Vile, O., suffered from piles. He was curet
by using three boxes of DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve. w e. Terrill & Co.
Ryegate.
| Hannah Holmes was called home from
Montpelier Seminary last week by the i'll
ness Of her mother, and will not resume hel
studies this term.
The special collection taken in the Chris
tian Endeavor meeting was S11. To this
amount friend added So, thus enabling
the society to forward SIS to the starving
Cubans.
Miss Ida Martin. who taught the Corner
school the past year, has resigned to aceep
a position in the Troy Graded Schools
Miss Mabel Hunter, for the past three year
the coming term.
In the interests OF the Jersey Hill Cream
cry. Miss Eta Nelson, who has spen
the winter with her brother, III. A. Nelson
returned home on Monday. - Georgi,
Murphy has typhoid fever. - Lilli,
Morrison returned from Northfeld, Mass.
last Friday. - f. f. Gray left for Bos
ton on Monday to look for work. - Mis-
Sarah Nelson has returned from Lowell
Mass, where she has been visiting relatives
and friends. - Ed. Page is in Boston
for a few days. - George Nelson re
ceived carload of horses from Iowa OF
|
mand for draft horses.
Chelsea.
Lavinia III. (Young), widow OF Calvin N
Andrus, died on Thursday, after many
years of feeble health, at the age of seventy
three. She was respected member OF thu
Congregational church, and leaves tire,
daughters, two living at home and thu
other the wife Of j. #. Hemenway. TIL,
fuperal services were held on Saturday
Rev. Mr.. Sherman officiating.
Clarence Crocker. horse trainer, has lief
town and gone to Boston. - Charles II
Rowe is working for l.. @. Sprague. -
q. II. Doyle has moved from the Chas
house to the Kimball house, one door south
g. III. W. Garvin has moved into tene
ment in Mrs. Copelands house, and JOSEPH
Abbott has moved to Ira Thompson's hous'
on the Back Bay, vacated by Garvin. 60
Hale X. Darling and wife have been spend
ing a week in and about Boston. - Mrs
s. N. Goss has returned from her Massa
chusetts trip. - Mrs Abel Merrill /
critically i'll. - AS for several year
past, there will be no public observance o
Fast Day, as such. On the afternoon o
Friday there will be a missionary meeting
at the Congregational church, conducted b.