The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1899-10-04
Bradford.


spending the past week in New York and
vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. w F. Allen of West Stew.
artstown, n. H., are visiting their son, II.
A. Allen.
Albert f. Sleeper, who has been spend.
ing few weeks here, left for Springfield
on Monday.
Hon. w. w. Grout called here last week
evidently on business matters pertaining to
coming events.
Mrs. II. X. Prescott aud Mrs. l.. Il.
Woods spent last week with relatives at
West Lebanon, N. III.
Miss Georgia l.. Erwin left Monday for
Lyndonville, where she expects to spend
the week with relatives.
Mrs. A. Fl. Webb returned Saturday from
Bellows Falls, where she has been spend.
ing several days with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Curtis, who have
been spending the past two weeks in New
York, returned Friday morning.
Mrs. T. H. George and daughter Eliza
left Saturday for several days visit with
relatives at Ludlow and Springfield
Miss Anna McDuffee, who has been
spending her several weeks vacation here,
| left for New Haven, Conn Saturday morn
ing.
Mrs NJ. l.. Wells, who has been spending
several weeks with h 81 mother, Mrs. III. M.
Buxton, went to Deerfeld, Mass, on Mon
day.
Miss Georgia L. Erwin, who has been
employed az accountant at tho railroad
Office here during the summer months, fin
ished there Saturday evening.
Hon. j. b. Pickett of this place has been
appointed member of the State reception
committee for the reception OF Admiral
Dewey, which is to be held at Montpelier,
October IL.
Ira Hiland, who has been spending few
days with Mr.. and Mrs E. II. Welton, left
for his home at Boston, Friday. He was
accompanied as far as Concord by Mrs.
Welton, who will spend several days with
her daughter, Mrs. e. G. Woods.
The winter time table on the Passumpsic
division OF the Boston 81 Maine railroad,
went into effect on Monday. Trains now
leave Bradford as follows: northbound,
bound, 1:55 and 1928 A. M, and 1:15 and
1920 P. M.
John b. Chase, who has served as local
editor for the Opinion for the past eighteen
months, has closed his labors there, leaving
Monday for Boston, where he will enter the
was genial good fellow, and will be
missed by the readers of that paper and by
many others in town, whose best wishes go
with him.
Miss Pauline White of Danielson, Conn,
who had been spending the summer months
at w u. OODurh'b d, Ul6u lueSudy IuOruluR,
September 26. Miss White. who had been
in poor health for some time was advised
by her physicians to try change OF climate,
hoping change would prove beneficial, so
she came here and for some time seemed
IL UGH improved. Miss White was twenty
two years and ten months old, Of kind and
loving disposition, making many friends
during her brief stay here who sympathizs
with her relatives in this their hour OF
sorrow. Funeral services were held Thurs.
day afternoon, Rev. A. H. Webb officiat-
ing.
an illness of several months aged sixty-nine
years. Mr.. Jenkins was born in Fairlee in
. April 1880, but moved to Bradford when
quite young, buying the valuable ia IN now
owned by his son, Maitland A. jenkins,
, which was occupied by him until few
years since when he moved into the village
where he has since lived. Mr.. Jenkins was
much respected by those who knew him
and will be missed about town. He leaves
wife and three children-Hattie E., wife
OF II. e. Stevens of Lake Placid, n, Y,
Velma A., wife of A. w. Peters, and Matt
land A. Jenkins of this place. Funeral ser.
vices we've held from his late residence
Thursday, Rev. A. H Webb officiating.
, WaitsfieId
Miss Flo Richardson is visiting in North
Fayston.
w. H. Long Is WISHING MS blSter, Mrs
George Ray at Fishers Island, N. Y.
The Odd Fellows enjoyed an o ster sup
! per at the close Of their meeting Saturday
evening.
Richard Brown is finishing the lower
e story of the L. r. Joslyn store off into
q enement.
q The corn crop of Waitsfield is good OF
1 most farms Potatoes and all small graini
are the best for years.
o r. w. McAllister went to Rhode Islant
on Monday where he expects to locate Al
foreman on large farm.
Life and its lessons in the days OF Queer
r Esther" will be the theme next Sunda!
: morning at the Methodist church.
q John Folsom and Frank Seaver of Waits
g field are building cabin upon their new
timber lot on the Mortified road.
:, The Ladies' Aid society of the Methods
, " church had very enjoyable sociable at tn
:. home of William Farr, September 49,
u. 81. McAllster has moved from o. M
Eaton's house to the new tenement OF Rich
u ard Browns over the L. r. Joslyn store.
q II. McAllister attended the auction @
q John Murphy in North Fayston last Satul
n day as auctioneer, and report things as sell
ing well.
Miss Flo Eddy returned from Goddar
= seminary last Thursday. The seminary
y closed and the cause OF typhoid fever is bt
AZ ing sought
l. Matt b. Jones and wife who have bee
g. visiting in town have returned to thei
home In Boston where they will beg
y housekeeping at once in a house recent
3, purchased by Mr.. Jones.
" Rev. Mr.. Ganley of the Congregation
a church returned from Massachusetts las
:. week. He was accompanied by Mr.
10 Ganley to whom he has been married yer
~ recently. All cordially welcome them I
W their new home.
Rev. Edward Farrow of Bellows Fal
will give his celebrated lecture on the "Pa
-. sion Play" in the Methodist church O
" Monday evening, October 0, The lectul
:, will be illustrated by views shown by
AZ AZ powerful stereoptcan, This will be fr
- chance to get the worth Of your money.
az Shady Rill.
,I w. Thresher has purchased of ID. v
o.. Tarbox for $1,000 the place formerly know
pa as the George Lawrence place. The pu
liz chase price includes stock, hay and sugi
Of TOOLS
80 Rev A r. Hinklav will give "a nnlopn