The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1900-11-14
Bradford.

Webb and Earl Wilson OF Dartmouth col
lege we're In town last week.
Ralph Morris was in Boston a few days
the past week.
Mrs. Nelson OF South Ryegete was guest
Of her daughter, Miss Matte j. Nelson on
Sunday.
Mrs. Marion Little and Mrs. e. W. Robbie
returned from Baldwinsvile, Mass, Thurs
day, where they have been spending sever
al weeks with relatives.
Mrs. II. @. Nc uffee was in Worcester,
Mass, last week, attending missionary
meeting.
d. A. Heath has gone to Wilder where he
has position in mill.
Mrs. Vernon A. Doty and daughter who
heve teen visiting in Putney returned home
last week.
George A. jenkins has sold his share in
the meat market to l.. A. Merrill.
Miss Myrtle Kicker OF Groton who has
been visiting Mrs. George Bagley, returned
to her home on Monday
Miss Lillian Hartwell OF Wells River was
in town last week.
Mrs. II. r. Chamberlin and daughter,
Miss Dorothy, leave on Friday to join Mr..
Chamberlin in Cuba, where they will spend
the winter.
Misses Mabel and Sadie Young have gone
to Chester where they have positions in q
wrapper factory.
Miss Georgia Erwin is visiting her par
ents in Warren. From there she will go to
Boston to study instrumental music during
the winte- Miss Maude Clark is TO take
Miss Erwin's place as organist in the Con
gregational church.
The Metropolitan Star company will give
a concert in he village hall on Thursda
evening under the auspices OF the High
school. The tickets are selling well and 1t
is hoped that the hall will be filed.
Representative S ewart of Bakersfield
spent Sunday with his daughter, Miss
Rachel Stewart who is a teacher in the
schools here.
The Christian Endeavor society of the
Congregational church is to give social in
the church parlors on Friday evening of
tha week. No admission will be charged
and all are cordially invited.
Miss Eva L. Hunt entertained the Violet
class Of the Congregational Sunday school
at her home on Friday evening.
lady who has been staying at Mrs.
Fred Staple for a week, committed suicide
Saturday night by taking laudanum. She
WAS Mrs. Pierce and her home was in
Lyme, N II. Her age was about thirty
tn ee, and though married she had not lived
with her husband foI two years,
Chelsea.
Two lawyers, one from Cincinnati, and
the other from he city of Washington,
were here on Saturday to take the deposit
ton OF 3. G. Hall in an important patent
suit VIII CHI involves a lathe upon which Mr..
Hall formerly worked.
The presidential vote here was small. A
poster wi h the names Of the Prohibition
candidates for electors was thrown out by
the board of civil authority as illegal.
j. b Atwood and wife left on Friday for
Manchester, N. H., where they are to spend
the winter.
Eunice A Noyes is in Boston for three
weeks stay.
II. A. Kingsbury Of Cambridge, Mass,
was here through last week, looking after
his farm on the West Hill.
Edwin Sanborn got badly shaken up on
Thursday. He was in his barn on a ladder
which gave way and caused him to fall TO
the floor striking upon his face. One wrist
was sprained, and he was much bruised
and cut about the face.
Rev. f. NJ. Chapin gave an interesting
lecture on the siege of Pekin on Wednes-
day evening of last week, but the audience
was small
PAMELA M Coburn has returned home
from Tunbridge, where she has been work
ing for several months.
Mrs. G. Carpenter has been called to
ter, Minnie.
In the death on Sunday morning of Will
ford Aaron Barnes, in his twentieth year
the immediate family is sorely affl cted, and
| the town has lost one OF its wort hest and
most promising young men. He had 8
bright mind and sturdy integrity of char
| acter, and WAS a consistent member of the
Methodist church. His parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Azsriah Barnes, have the deep sym
patty OF the community in the loss OF theil
only son. The funeral services are appoint
ed for Wednesday morning.
A daughter was born on Monday morning
to Mr.. and Mrs, Hale X Darling.
@You will find the best and largest lines o
winter jackets suits and furs at Homer
Fits, Barre, Vt.
Worcester.
Mrs. M. Kent returned Saturday from
Portsmouth, n. III.
Mrs. Pauline Richardson OF Lynn Mass
is visiting Mrs. A. l.. johnson, her daugh
| ter.
The school in the Wheeler district, laugh
by Miss Flora Clogston, closed last Friday
During the severe storm on Friday tw'
barns belonging to Erastus Gray wer
blown down. Other buildings in towi
| were also damaged
Mrs. M. Kellogg Of Hanover N. H., ant
Abbott's on Friday.
Gladys Buck is spending the week il
East Montpelier.
The many friends of II. L. Abbott will b
glad to know that he is recovering iron
his long illness.
Arthur Bidwell is visiting his sister, Mrs
DIR. Lawrence.
Moretown.
W. L. Somervile moved from the CON
monte the village last Monday.
r. Sawyer has sold his house on the hi
to David Hall.
R. Sawyer moves to the Prentiss farm thi
week.
II. o. Ward has bought Of David Holt th
land on which his hous formerly stood.
f. X. Carpenter and Mrs. Chase OF Mon
pelier were in town last Friday.
Mrs. d. S. Phillips is in town for a fe'
days.
Mrs. Z. A. Dumas and son returned I
their home Ia Fayston last Tuesday nigh
James Algier has moved his family to th
I. W. Flanagan house.
Jessie and Maud Buckley were at HON
, from Montpelier over Sunday.
Matt Carr is in town again.