The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1899-10-11
East Roxbury.

Will o. Pride is in Montpelier attending
county court.
A niece OF Mrs. Clara Warden visited her
last Saturday.
George Wardner is recovering from his
recent accident
Mrs. Julia Durkee was a guest of Mrs.
Lucy Webster last week.
Steve Holden is moving to the Raymore
place near Brooktield Center.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Holden aud daugh-
ter visited in the place Saturday.
A number from this place attended the
Worlds fair in Tunbrige last week.
w. G. Webster carries his arm in sling
because OF boil on his wrist.
Elder Ora Boyce will preach at the school
house at the usual hour October 10.
Mrs. Lydia Blanchard is gaining slowly
though still under the Doctors care
Henry Shay OF West Brookfeld is to
move to the farm vacated by Steve Holden.
Mr.. Brewster from Mortified was in
town Saturday buying fat cattle for market.
AFRO Boyces farm in Randolph Center
which he sold to e. A. Osha year ago has
been decided back to him.
Mrs. f. E Allen, two children AID Mrs
Wheatley spent Saturday and Sunday at
East Brookfield.
, Mrs Julia Durkoe who has been at Mrs.
l.. P. Webster.s he past week, returned to
Mortified Saturday,
Miss Laura Freeman, who has been visit
ing relatives in town, went to Brookfeld
THURSDAY to work for Mrs. Mason.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Allen attended thu
wedding of their son. DR.. Leon b. Allen,
in Nortntield last Wednesday.
DR.. Leon B. Allen and wife, Mrs. f. s.
Meade and M IS Ellen Meade were guests
at Frank Aliens last Thursday.
Elder and Mrs. OLA Boyce went to
Marshfield Saturday, where he had an sp-
pointment to preach Sunday.
Mrs, G. f. Blanchard started for Boston
Saturday morning, expecting to stop at
| South Royalton and visit her sister, Mrs.
Hubbard. week or two.
w. A. Noble, who was called to Mont
pelier as witness in the Kidder case, visited
his brother Willis at Plainfield while away,
returning home Saturday.
! Dr., Leon B, Allen and Miss Gracia
Meade from Mortified were married at the
brides home last Wednesday, Only the
near relatives and few i.iaI.o were
present. They will be at home at Ran
dolph after October 10.
Ryegate.
Mrs. P. L. Sargent continues to fail.
Will McCsnna has his new dwelling
house up and partly shingled.
| f. W. Whitehill has a young Golden colt
training for the Farris brothers.
The next meeting of Blue Mountain
Grange will be Monday evening October 16
| Mrs. NJ s. Beattie came over from Little
ton last week TO spend a short time in tn
place.
Rev. William Wylie preached for the
United Presbyterian congregation last Sun
| day at the usual hour.
James r. Hunter is doing only a small
amount of work in the jelly mill this year,
on account OF the scarcity of apples,
| l.. r. Morrison ia at home from his can
wasting trip in Maine, and is now at work
with his b other, W. K. Morrison, on the
Herbert Gibson barn which is nearing COM
| pletion.
At meeting last Tuesday OF the United
Presbyterian church, a vacation of three
| months WAS & anted the pastor, Rev. # A.
| Collins, on account OF his poor health caus-
| ed by his recent bereavement. He with
| his mother and his own family left Monday
| for their former home in Pennsy vania
| The pulpit will be occupied by supplies un.
| til Mr.. Collins returns. we trust. in better
| health.