The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1899-08-23
East Roxbury.

Drew Foss returned to Rochester last
week.
William Rennie is working for Samuel
Roulson.
Lester G. Bates of williamstown was in
town Sunday.
Creamery patrons received seventeen
cents for July butter.
Weitzel Webster was buying apples last
week to take to Barre.
Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Steele were in Will
Jamestown Wednesday.
Mrs Susie Hatch of Lowell, Mass, is vis-
iting her sister, Mrs. Hiram Henry.
Will Pride took load of apples to Barre
last week, disposing of them at good
price
Chester Baker had charge of the ere am.
cry last week while W, o. Pride was in
Barre,
Mr. and Mrs. George wardner atte nded
the Hazelton anniversary at Mortified
Saturday evening.
Mr.. Roulson and family accompanied by
Samuel Ray took a carriage trip to the
State House Thursday.
Wnnifred Foss is expected home this
week from Old Orchard beach where she
has been spending the summer.
Misses Flora and Alice Raymore and
friend spent several days last week with
lutlr SlsloI, MIS-. OIeNo I1Oluen.
Mrs. Emma Wardner end Mrs. George
Wardner and children visited Mrs. Leon
Dirty in Willamstown Friday.
Owing to the drought some Of the far
mers have TO 90 two or three miles or
water and springs that have never failed
are dry,
A party OF young people from Mortified
visited Bert F. Allen at his home Friday
evening and enjoyed a corn roast in an adj
jacent field,
Elder and Mrs. o. Boyce accompanied by
Presiding Elder and Mrs. T. e. Lang OF
Whitefeld, n. H., went Friday morning to
Bethel campmeeting.
An enjoyable surprise party was given
Miss Lou Blanchard Tuesday evening by
her young friends to remind her that her
eighteenth birthday was at hand.
Walter Densmore of Mortified accom-
panied by Mrs. Samuel Wales and daugh-
ter OF Boston, with several young ladies
from Mortified, visited the old Wales farm
last Wednesday.
Mrs. Ann Holman and daughter Flora
have been visiting Mrs. l.. A. Eastman the
past week. They started Tuesday for their
home in Springfield, Mass, and are max
ing the trip on their wheels.
The entertainment given by the Funny
Edwards" company at the school-house
Friday and Saturday evening drew good
soonest lady and homeliest man resulted in
Miss Mamie Duffsny, daughter OF Joseph
Duffany receiving the album. The salt
fish was presented to Edward Shaw.
| Among recent visitors in town are:
Minnie Riley from Barre and Thomas Riley
| from Graniteville at l.. W. Blanchard's,
Misses Emma and Nellie Ray of New
York and Miss Eunice Trainor OF Provi-
dence, +. L. at Samuel Roulson's, Mrs c.
NJ Tuckermsn of North Ashburnham,
Mass, at ID. l.. Bucks, Mary r. Cole of
! Morrisyille at Alphonso Ladd's, Miss Ida
Ladd of Peterboro, n H, at A. j. Ladd's,
Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe Wheatley and chill
dren, Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher and Miss Eta
Fletcher at j. Jones Steele's and Mrs. Q.
e. Hunt at W. A. Mobiles.
South Duxbury
Mrs. e. Goss left Saturday for ST. Johns
bury. She will visit there for a few days,
then go to Springfield. She intends to be
at her home in Massachusetts by the first
OF September. - Miss Lotte Mossmsn
is at work in Moretown for Mrs. William p.
Ward. - Mr.. and Mrs. ellison of Or
ange, Mass, called on Mrs. 4. Hart and Mrs.
N.Beach last week. - Mr.. and Mrs. Her
bert Ward and Mr.. and Mrs Henry Parch-
er went fishing Friday but came back with
empty baskets. - Miss Corella McKin-
ney is at work for Mr.. McAllster of M ore
town for few days - Mrs. b. John
son was very i'll on Tuesday from heart
trouble. - No preaching service was
held Sunday afternoon at the church -
Mrs. Frank Reed of Bridgeport, Conn, is
the guest OF Mr., and Mrs. N. Beach. She is
niece OF Mr.. Beach. He has not seen her
for twenty years. - Ed. Seaver and
wife from Worcester, Mass, Charles Hart
and wife and daughter from Colbyville and
Ed. Miner and family visited at Frank
Harris the past week.