The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1900-11-28
East Roxbury.

Mrs. +. X. Allen visited in Brookheld
last. week.
John P. Ladd was one OF the Montreal
excursions. He visited his brother, A, s..
Ladd, at East Alburgh on his return.
G. W. Webster was in Berlin on Tuesday
Alphonso Lsdd was in Montpelier on
business one day last week.
Hattie Kidder returned from Barre last
week and Harry Kidder of Mortified was
at home on Sunday.
Harry Peake picked full blown dande-
lion blossom on November %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones Steele were in Ran
dolph on Tuesday.
John and Will Legier were at John Buzz
zell's on Monday.
George Wardner suffered with quinsy
sore throat last week.
Mrs. Emma Wardner was at Stephen
Wilcox's in Brookfield several days last
week.
Elder and Mr.. Ora Boyce went Saturday
to Marshfield where Mr.. Boyce had an sp-
pointment to preach on Sunday.
The prayer meeting at L. w. Blanchard's
Tuesday evening was quite Well attended.
Creamery patrons received twenty-five
cents for October butter.
Eda Ruiz has gone to East Brookfeld to
do dressmaking.
rats in his traps one night recently.
Mrs. L. II. Eastman, who has been i'll
with laryngits, is improving.
Mrs. George: Foss has been on the sick
list the past week.
n. W. Davis and Mr.. Warren from
Northield were at Fred Blancherd's Sun
day.
Annie Ruiz Is with her sister, Mrs Guy
Durkee inlNorth Randolph.
School in district No. 8 closed on Friday,
November 20, with recitations and singing
by the scholars. Frantz Ruiz was absent
only one-half day caused by sickness. He
also received the prize in spelling. Corn
balls. apples and candy were furnished the
scholars. The teacher, Miss Locklin, gave
each OF the scholars a present and also re-
ceived several from the school.
West Corinth.
@, f. Blake has finished his work at
| Barre for the present and is now at home.
Mr.. Tillotson OF West Topshsm came
| here last Friday to bring Ord Newman and
| Harley Fisher. Mrs. Fisher was here from
| Copperfield to carry them home with her.
A heavy wind and rain storm passed over
| this place last Wednesday afternoon. Sew
eral buildings and trees were blown down
and quite good deal OF damage done in
different places, but very little in this i'm
Clark Morse died last Thursday evening
at the home of L. Carpenter, where he has
| been boarding since he returned from
| Barre. Mr.. Morse was man of good Chris.
| tian character and much respected by all
who knew him. He was a worthy mem
Der of the Free Baptist church in this place
| He leaves son and daughter, who have
the sympathy Of many friends
| Snow enough fell last Saturday night and
| Sunday tn make very comfortable 6leiQhinR
Rev. f. 1. Sargent has returned from
New Hampshire and was able to resume his
duties here last Sunday.
| PIainfeld.
Mrs. Wood and Mrs. Frank Cory Of
Montpelier spent Thursday with Mrs. A
! M. Batchelder
j. A. Foss took advantage of the Montrea
excursion rates and visited his son, Carl, a
| st, Adams on Wednesday.
Arch M. BAtchelder returned from Massa
chusetts Wednesday.
IA large number of our citizens are sum
moned TO court this week as witnesses II
the Shorey VS.. Camp assault case
Mrs. Fred Perrin is i'll.
DIR. Smith has purchased Of III. s. Lair'
his wood land in Goshen Gore
Raymond Drimer has purchased ID
Laval separator.
Miss Bruce of Kirby visited at #. I
! Clark's on Monday.