The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1900-10-10
Horn of the Moon,

HORN OF the Moon.
Blanche Cooley has gone to Lewis Gould's
to work.
Charles Jones OF Hardwck is visiting
here.
Masters Edward and Theodore Dewey,
with Harriet Johnson, their nurse, have
gone TO Brooklyn, N. Y, after stay of five
weeks at W. +. Gledding's.
Mrs ID g. Scott has returned from her
western trip.
Aunt Mehtable Primrose will exhibit her
ancestral album In the Morse school house
on Saturday evening, October 30, commenc.
ing at eight o'clock. All are invited to at
tend this entertainments, tho proceeds OF
which will go to lsl Up buy flag.
Washington.
Oscar s nth will sell at auction on Friday
October ~, at one o'clock, personal proper
ty consisting Of young stock, farming TOOLS,
household goods, etc
II. H. Slack and family of Mortified Wis
tied at @. L. Slack's q portion OF last week.
A aughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs. W.
G.. Eastman last week Wednesday.
Mere was no service at the Baptist church
last Sunday as the pastor attended the quar-
terly meeting which was held at East Or
ange.
Pearl Ball OF Maidstone visited in town
last week.
Mrs Roy Mcdonald and son Ernest visit
ed at East Corinth over Sunday.
Miss Florence Henry has gone to Boston
to remain indefinitely.
II. g Moody is again confined to his bed
with rheumatism.
Mrs s. f. Bixby and Miss S e. Mills of
Chelsea are visiting their sister, Mrs. j. W,
Seaver.
Several from this town took in the White
Mountain excursion last Saturday and re-
port plea ant time.
Rev. Frances Kmbsll Of Williamstown
will speak at the Universalist church next
Sunday in exchange with the pastor, Rev.
A. M Smi b.
About three dollars was realized from the
chestnut social given by the Good Templars
last Monday evening.
East Warren.
Mary Gleason and Barnice Greenwood
spent the past week with trends i'll Ran
doph and Bethel.
The Ladies' Mite Society will meet with
Mrs. e. Q. Heath on Thursday afternoon.
Come early as there is work to be done.
Fred Austin, who has been working for
E. O. Heath, mas bought Eugene Berry's
farm in Waitsfeld aud is moving TO 1t this
week
East Roxbury.
E. E. Howe is doing a rushing business in
| teaming.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Jones Steele were at her
fathers in East Brookfeld on Sunday.
d. L. Bucks mother wro lives in Brook
field is gaining as fast as can be expected.
Johnnie Buzzsll of Mortified has moved
to the farm which he bought recently OF f.
e. Allen
Several from this place attended the
concert at Northfeld on Thursday and
| Friday evenings.
Welles and Rock have dissolved partner
ship and il is reported that Welles may
take "a. j. Ladd's farm for the coming
year.
Laurinston stones horse took a lively
spin Friday with the front wheels OF a
dump cart. He was caught near d. l..
Bucks shop.
Those who attended Walkers entertain
ment at the school house on Saturday even
ing were very agreeably surprised by the
real merits of the performance.
Gouldsville.
NJ. M. smonds of Roxbury spent Sunday
Mrs. Lucy Cross has been in Randolph q
few days.
William Luther and family spent Friday
in Moretown.
Miss Bessie Coburn spent the past week
in Tunbridge.
Mrs. Rebekah Kerr has returned from
/ the White Mountains.
Mrs. Arthur Locklin Of Montpelier spent
part OF last week in town.
Mics Lena Ingalls, is visiting her grand
mother, Mrs. ID. A. Marble.
! Mrs. e. II. Robbins, who has been visit
ing her son, Eugene, has returned to Ath-
| ems.
| Miss Bessie Coburn has finished work in
the mill and returned to her home in Rox-
| bury.
! Fred Luther returned to lowell, Mass. h.,
on Saturday, after spending two weeks with
| his parents.
Leon Luther returned to Barre on SstuE-
day, after spending two weeks here visiting
| her parents
| Miss Helen Miller OF Randolph resumed
| her school duties on Monday, after two
weeks vacation caused by illness.
Misses Kate and Susan Thompson have
returned from Beraugh, Ireland, wherelthey
| spent the summer with their mother and
| other relatives.