The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1900-09-26
West COriDth.


Harley Ward is working at Maplewood
farm.
Fri. Morrison Of Topsham was in this
place day or two last week.
william Durfee and wifi from Grand Isle
visited relatives mere last week.
Mrs. Kenyon went to Vergennes last
Thursday to stop few weeks with her
son, Mark, and family.
There was hard frost here last week
Monday and Tuesday nights. Ice formed
in some places on water which was stand
ing ~ tnbs.
Fay Blake was at home last week, He
Went 10 Barre to see his father and other
relatives, also visited relatives in Chelsea,
and returned to Oxford, N. H., last Sunday.
South Corinth.
Hourly Huntington had the misfortune to
have good COW break leg last Friday.
1. M. Wilson and Mrs Nathan Taplin re-
Gently spent few days in Groton and
Peacham.
Filing silos has been in order in this
viciuity the past week. Seven have been
filled within radius of two miles.
Mrs mayer has COVE to Htgerhill, Mass,
to see . sister, who is III Hospital, aud
to bring her home with her.
The first nu,king Of the season vas at, l.
M. Wilson's lat "wednesday evening. A
bushels of corn were uusred.
South STAFFORD.
Barrett Memorial hall has received a new
coat of paint outside, and has been newly
vanished end kalsomined in the interior.
The little child of Mr.. and Mrs Roy Peck
died last week of cholera infantum. Flu
neral services were held at the Baptist
church Friday afternoon, Rev. E Blake Of
floating
Mrs. George Rowell, who had been ill for
long time, died at her home September
IA. Her funeral was attended on the fol-
lowing Monday by Elder Beckwith. The
remains were inferred in the South STRAIT
ford cemetery.
East Roxbury.
Miss Anna Ruiz is i'll.
Frank o. Allen had one of his best COWS
die last week
Miss Cecil Buck was at home over Sunday
from her school in Randolph.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. q. Wheatley OF East
Brookfield are visiting their daughter, Mrs.
F. e. Allen, for few days.
Gilman Peavey and son Dean OF Tun-
bridge were guests at N. w. Cady's part
OF last week.
Johnnie Buzzell OF Mortified has bought
the Bennett farm of f. E. Allen for $500
Stillman Blanchard of West Brookfield
and Joe Carney of Northfield were in town
last week with their ensilsge cutters.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Morse of Mortified
and Mrs. M j. Wright of Medford Mass,
spent last Sunday at l o. Thayer's.
Miss Bertha Thayer and friend of Mont
pelier visited her father, 1. o. Thayer, one
day last week
Bert f. Allen leaves town Saturday to
take up a course OF dentistry at the Balti-
more, Md, dental college.
Miss Addie Lsdd who has been working
for Mrs. Roy Bullock in Mortified, came
home Thursday and went to Randolph Cen
ter Saturday where she is to attend theNor-
NAL school.
Rev. and Mrs. Ora Boyce have been in
Groton holding meetings the past we k.
Bert Farnham, engineer for the city of
Lowell has been guest at Clarence Mud
gett's the past week.
Creamery patrons received twenty cents
for August butter.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. @. Wheatley are at their
daughters, Mrs. #. e. Allen, for a short
stay.
South Woodbury.
| Vens Pierce, who has been visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Vaughn, in Hyde Park, return
ed last Saturday.
Alonzo Batchelder OF Dakota arrived at
his sisters, Mrs. Farnsworth's, last week
His health is very poor.
Leonard Wells. who has been living in
in one of John Morse's tenements, moved
his goods last Saturday. He is storing his
goods for the present at X. M. Pray's.
Mrs. Edgar j. Banks, who has been
spending the summer months with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. j. Lyford, left on
Monday to join her husband in New Y rk
The stage drivers horses left him at the
Office one night last week When part way
to the Center they ran into a team belong
ing to Asa Sears tipping him out. The
horse left for home. The stage horses stop
ped before they reached the next office
No serious damage was done.
Worcester
Measles are prevalent in this vicinity.
Miss Flora Holmes of Plain6eld, was in tow
over Sunday.
Mrs l.. G. Kelton is i'll, Mrs. II, M. Odell
her daughter is caring for her.
There will be harvest offering at the Meth
odist church Saturday afternoon October 8,
Charles Whitman is very ill with measles anC
inflammation of the bowels
Mr. and Mrs. f. b. Conner have been visit