The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1899-08-09
East ROxhnrY.

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The school in this district will commence
August 81.
Harris Holman of Randolph, visited in
town Sunday.
A son was born July 81 to Mr. and Mrs.
Frank X. Allen.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Foss were in Ran.
dolph on Saturday.
Frank e. Aliens oldest boy is very sick
with cholera infantum.
Mr.. Clark OF williamstown visited his son
Nathan Clark, Friday
Mrs. j. g. Wheatey is caring for her
daughter Mrs. f. E. Allen.
Frank Duraway attended the excursion
to Westport, N. Y, Thursday.
John Boyce from Barre was at the home
OF AFRO Boyce, his father, recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Corliss returned to their
home in Plymouth, N. II Tuesday.
DR.. Leon B. Allen is in Randolph, where
he is practicing with DR.. A G. Bailey.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Holden and wife
and daughter Avis visited in the place
Wednesday.
| Frank o. Allen has inc field of barley
that is ready to harvest. 1t would be hard
/ to find its equal.
Jesse Wheatley of East Brookfield, Is at
+. K, Aliens making the acquaintance Of
| his new grandson
Chester Baker and Harry Kidder have
been helping Fred Blanchard with his hay
ing, the past week.
A man from Brookfeld gave an enter.
tainment with graphophone at the school.
house Saturday evening.
Mrs. Charles Woodward from Brantree
spent several days last week with her
daughter, Mrs. AFRO Boyce.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Raymore and daughter
and Irving Abbott and family were guests
at Steve Holden's, last Tuesday.
| Mrs. Sarah Blanchard and grand. daugh-
ter visited her daughter, Mrs. Edwin All.
bolt and family in Chelsea, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Ira d. Allen and daughter,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Allen and family
returned to Springfield, Mass, the first of
| last week.
Mrs. Waldo Rogers and two sons of Ran
| dolph, who have been visiting at l.. P.
| Websters, went Saturday to her sisters in
Williamstown.
Mrs. Frank Merrill who has been spend
ing several weeks with Mrs. Leroy East
man returned Thursday to her home in
| Massachusetts.
Mr. and Mrs. Corlss from Plymouth,
Mass, were guests at Lewis Stee's last
week. Mr.. Corliss purchased horse to
take back with him.
Miss May Doubleday, who was with her
sister at f. o. Aliens, last week returned
| to Barnard where she will remain until the
opening OF the Normal school in Randolph
The many friends in this place of A. III.
Steele will be panied to hear OF the death
| OF his six months old son, which occurred
at his home in Worcester, Mass, July 18th.
Miss Cecie Buck went Tuesday to Ran.
| dolph, where she is to be maid of honor for
| her cousin, Miss Imogene Buck, who is to
be married at the First Christian church
| tonight
A. II. Steele and son Walter from wor-
Macs To-
afternoon. They are guests of his father
and brother at Maple Hill farm. His wife
and daughter accompanied him as far az
| Winchendon, Mass, where they stopped to
visit, arriving here Saturday afternoon.
Byron Ruggles from Hartland, was visit
ing old friends and scenes in town a few
| days last week. 1t has been about hfty
years since he moved away. He took many
pictures while here among them that of his
old homestead, sold by his father to AL
phonso Ladd, also the postoffice where fifty
years ago his uncle Samuel Ruggles, was
postmaster
| Among the recent visitors in town were
Miss Eta Chamberlin of Randolph at L.
p. Webster's Miss May Newell OF East
Brookfield at #. E. Aliens; Mr.. and Mrs
Hodgekins of Rochester at E. E. Howes;
Miss Lillian Buck Of Brookield. Miss Alice
Herrick OF Randolph and Miss Bessie
| Thwing OF Barre at ID. L. Bucks; G. r.
| Jacobs of Milbury, Mass, at W. o. Pride's;
| Mrs. Woodward OF East Braintree and Mr..
and Mrs. Blake at A j. Boyce's and Mr..
and Mrs A. ii. Steele and two children OF
Worcester, Mass, at J. Jones Steele's.
Roxbury.
Fred Crosier of Lebanon, N. H., is in
town.
The engagement is announced OF Rev. j.
r. Henderson to Miss Maud Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ames and son, Francis, of
Dat II Wis taA LAT
Monday.
The Congregational Sunday school will
hold basket picnic next Friday in Tilden's
grove. Every one Is invited to be present.
Esst Montpelier.
W. NJ Clark and wife visited in Wood
bury last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Collins are visiting in
Burke and East Haven.
Lightning struck the barn OF Mrs. Sarah
Roadway last Wednesday.
Mrs. Chauncey Newhall of Barre was
here last week to visit her parents.
Frank and Amy Cleveland of Somerville,
Mass, are visiting relatives in town.
M. o. Wheeler and wife OF Worcester,
Mass, visited at r. 7. Carr's last week.
A. 8. Dudley and wife OF Boston are Wis
iting relatives in East Montpelier and
Calais.
Mrs Sylvanus Ellis, who has been under
the DOCTORS care for several weeks is still
failing
Two aged horses were put to rest in town
last week, one belonging to Austin Tenn.
pleton and the other to Russell Collins
Clarence Dudley is working in the store
OF f. I. Carr. Any one would think be
was an old hand at il by the way he waits
on the trade.
Rev. Anna b. Aldrich delivered a very
interesting sermon last Sunday. 1t is hop
ed that the eople in and around East
Montpelier village will take the opportuni-
ty to hear her interesting sermons and give
her large congregation of which she is de-
serving
Eairlee.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Thurber are re-
toicing over the arrival of little da, ghter,
Mildred Elsie, born August g.
Miss Anna Mosher, superintendent OF the
New Jersey home for colored girls in Nor
rafA To- 81.