The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1900-07-18
BrookheId.

Miss Clara Bean OF Randolph visited
Misses Caiharine Benhsm and Bessie Por-
ter last week,
Mrs. Samuel Mills and son OF Ryegate are
visiting her parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. j. b.
PeIham,
Sixty-hys attended the Good Templars
socia5ie at j. W. Pa,menfer's last week.
Mrs. d. J. Foster and daughter OF Bur-
lingtOn, spent last week with her mother,
Mrs. Emily Allen.
At the meeting OF Brook field Grange next
Friday evening it is desired that all the
members ne present Work is expected.
Somerville Grange is inv ted to be ~ esent.
Ice CT esm and cake will he served. Our
members are requested 10 bring cake,
Csss us Peck 81, Burlington visited his
brother last week.
Mr.. Montgomery has got through working
in the creamery. He is succeeded by Mr..
Coburn OF East Brantree.
Miss Ella Chadwick Of Tunbridge has
been engaged 10 teach tue primary depart
ment OF he village school this fall.
Mrs. Edward Whea,ley and daughter,
Bessie, OF Meriden, Conn, have come to
spend several weeks at William G. Clsrk's.
Miss Elizabeth Lamson is visiting in town,
West Newbury.
Sherbie Tucker went to OIford, n. H., last
IludN, OuuUdY WI II nb blSLbl,
Miss Nettia, who has been visiting there
during the past few days.
Mrs. Martyr, lately n Haverhill, N H.,
is visiting Mrs. Joel Putnam.
John Smith is still in Boston for treat.
ment. He il reported az better than when
home. The report that he hes had one eye
removed is not true.
Mrs. r. c. Agsrd OF BsimfiAld, Mass, is
visi ing her daughter, Mrs. George Furness.
Miss Adds Jewell who has besn teach
ing in Lyme, n. H., returned last Satur-
day.
Mrs. Joseph Sawyer 3 in, threatened
with the grip.
The Christian Endeavor meeting last
Sunday evening, undoc the leadership Of
Mrs. Mauric Randall, wa3 We in 4rest-
ing. An appeal from the committee OF One
Hundred on the Ind ian famine W - read by
Dea. Randall. A movement waI puG on
loot to aid in this work OF low. All who
wish 10 have a share IN This help are IT
quesled 10 hand rheir gifts % The Christian
Endeayos p e4ideni, ons Sunday School su-
peril o. dent oc 10 hu pastor, AZ once.
Miss Lulh~Ia Carleton expectss 0 lake the
Teachers nxamina iOus at Bradford tb's
week
Joseph Sawyer has given up his position
at the church. George Page has taken his
place.
William Carleton isq0ije poorly.
Prayernleeiihg his week at he parsonage
will consider he ,opic The Beam and the
Mote"
East Roxbury.
Rev. ]. NJ. Brock OF Newbury preached
here ash Sunday,
Harry Spsuldilg II Roxbury is visiting
at Charles Williams.
Mrs. Lizzie freeman has been staying at
| O'za Boyce's tho pasJ week.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. I've Holden were at Fred
Blanchard's one day last week.
Nj. and Mrs. Charlas Holden and daugh-
ter were at George Foss' last Friday.
Mrs. Leon Ditty and three children from
Williamstown visited IN town last week.
Rev. Ora Boyce aud wife are in Little
ton, n. H., ~ listing in he tent meetings.
Mr.. and AIRS. Clarence Mudgett celebrat
cd the fifteenth anniversary of their mar
riage Monday evening.
Mrs Emma w rdner, G sne Wardner and
daughte Faye oil Randolph we're guests AT
George Wsrdner's Sui lay.
Miss E en NJ sde ifom NorthAeld and
Miss Cecil Buck o ~ Nj. Lois Buck q
in Bro0kfe l'st Wednss lay.
The booa in G orge Browns leg is not
I healing al ara sr' on drained that
another smputt n viii be necessary.
Miss Mab7l Ladl, who has been with her
sister, Mira. viii Andrews, in Greenheld
Mass, for the p @ year, is expected home
! soon.
Frederick Ruiz was the lncky man "a
| hold the most VOLTS whicn emil ied him % a
| fee Trip TO Boston offered by Rosenberg &
| SneidCr.
l.. j MOrhtt had thirty hens and mum.
| Der OF ducks caught by foxes this summer
Lest week he killed two foxes aud l.. A
| Eastman ono,