The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1900-10-24
BARNARD, SUMNER & PUTNAM CO.. WORCESTER, MASS
Bradford.

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Mrs. Edison Corliss of Rutland is visiting
in town.
Mrs Mary L. Hilands spent last week in
Newbury.
Miss Sarah Parker is spending few days
in Lisbon.
Mr.. G. G. Doty has been spending few
days in Boston.
Miss Alice Sturtevant of Hartland has
been visiting at Mrs. ID. s. Conan =
MIR. and Mrs. V. A. Doty went TO Putney
Thursday. Mrs. Doty will remain two or
three weeks.
Mr.. Russell Mason and sister, Mrs. A NJ.
FarnsWo rth, have been visiting their niece,
Mrs. Nettie Wilson.
Merle Robshan, second child Of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. II. Robshan, is sick with mild ~
tack OF scarlet fever.
Miss Maude Jenkins has gone to Low 81 Il,
| n. H., where she has position as trim dsr
in millinery store.
Mr.. an Mrs. Edgar Hunt and Miss Bunt
| are spending the week in Boston M s
Maude Robinson assists in the store dul ing
their absence.
Will Farwell of Boston, who came to
Dudley Cartoons at West Newbury for his
health on Tuesday died at that place Sri
| tav morning. The remains were take to
Boston on Saturday.
George Austin, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. E. @.
Austin, did Thursday, aged about seven
| teen years. His death was caused by the
burstine OF u blood vessel in the stomach.
The funeral was held on Saturday at one
O'Clock P NJ Rev. j. II. K.lbprne officiating.
Evangelist Walker. better know n, per-
hapS, ~ the chalk ulBer, will commence
his labofs at West Bradford on Sabbath
evening, October 81 1t Is hoped that the
whole community will turn out to hear this
earnest worker, and that great good may
result from his .bors.
wiIliamstown.
Mrs. H. D. Abbott now of Northfeld, is
visiting here this week.
George II. Goodrich is again in the field as a
teacher of vocal masic.
Mrs Harvey L. Cheney is expected home
from the west, this week.
| The patrons of our creamery received twenty
cents per pound for their September butter
| Neal Smith sends back word of his safe
arrival at the Island of Trinidad, South Amer
lea
| Return S. Davis and son have contracted to
| sell their butter for year to X. Lynde.
1t may amount to six thousand pounds
Miss Myrtle Seaver is to leave the place she
has filled for several years in the Lynde store
and go to Springfield, Mass, for course of
training for kindergarten work.
George Z. Adams of Fair Haven is visiting
family friends in town. He will be at the
State Sunday school convention this week at
Barre, as a delegate from Fairhaven.
Road Commissioner Blanchard will soon
build one of his excellent sidewalks past the of.
fee of DIR. E. B. Watson, and the hous of
Thomas Poland, Mrs. Orville, H Briggs and
Ed l.. House.
Do not miss 1.-THE trip to Oberammergau"
to see the passion play to be given in the
town hall on Tuesday evening, October ~,
under the management of the lecture course:
| Ihara a few tickets TO be had
by applying to O. U Lathrop.
Members of the Grange, to the number OF
nearly seventy, were addres ed at the Univer-
salist church by Rev. Frances A. Kimball last
Sunday morning. The church was decorated
with the products of field and garden, and the
weather was very favorable for large at
tendence at the service,
Bradford Center.
Oliver Kinsman has gone to work for e.
P. Norcross.
Born, October IS, to Mr. and Mrs. t. @.
Aldrich, son.
Miss Minnie Eames is very much better.
She has been seriously ill with typhoid
fever.
John Barrett and vile were the guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. William Shepherd, their
parents, on Sunday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Howe Of St. Johnsbury and
Miss Hartly of Bradford made Mrs. N. F.
Kelley "a short call on Sunday.
Nershire
Mr.. and Mrs. Colchester Church have
baen visiting In TO n.
Mrs.. Mabel Welch of Corinth was at l..
L. Rohinsou's last Sunday.
Elder Mead aud wife were called TO New
York last week TO attend the funeral OF
Mrs. Mead's mother.
W. @. Mattoou has about 800 bushels OF
husked corn. and says he will have double
that amount next year
The Orange County Association Of Con-
gregational ministers have given A q.
Dodge n license TO preach for one year.
Harry Waters died AZ the home OF his
daue liter 10 Peuscook, n II. He was for
mely resident OF VeTshire and q men
highly respected by all.
Charles Il Hall teacher at the village,
WAS severely Injured in bicycle collision
last Friday, and there is no school there
this week Dr. Godfrey of Chelsea is a.
tending Mr. Hall. Much sympathy is felt
for him as he is universally esteemed.