The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1900-09-19
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JQhn IL, Peabody continues in failing
health.
Mrs p. Mcdonald OF Litileton, N. H., is
visiting AZ John II Kellogg.
Mrs William Parks is quite i'll. Mrs. A.
III Davis is also i'll.
Mrs. G l.. Cassalmsn Of Cbesterville,
Ont., is visiting her sister, Mrs. S Swerd-
feger.
Marshfeld Co-Operative creamery pal 4
patrons for August butter tweuty-one and
one-half cents per pound, oil test.
The orchestra is planning TO hold another
social dance ut MarshalPs hall, Friday eve
ming, September %.
q. G. Bent has left on exhibition at the
postoffice potato which weighs one pound
and eleven ounces
Brooks Hudson who has been Ill with ty-
phuid fever for over three weeks has passed
the crisis In the disease ana is now on the
road TO recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Wilson and daugh-
ter Of CRANKY visited his uncle, A. p, Bout
well, part OF last week.
A change of time went into effect on the
railroad Monday morning Trains now
leave this station: West. mixed, $40; ac-
commodation, 11:l6; freight, 1880; mail,
4:36 Trains east, freight $40; mail, 1886;
express, ;49; mixed, oil.
Misses Nellie and Bertha Swerdfeger and
Josephine Mute left last Tuesday morning
for their school at East Mortified, Mass,
This place is represented at Goddard SEM
mary by seven students, Jamie Wheeler,
Arthur Pike, Bernis Phelps, Eleanor Cole,
Lizzie Packer and Florence and Ella Woos.
ter
S. W. Cole & Son have sold their pair OF
bay horses to Mr., Fuller Of St. Adams
e. O. Pitkin of the firm Of Mesrs Il Pitkin
was IL South Ryegate on business Monday.
Mrs. Jerusha Dwinell is i'll with pneu
monia.
The story circulated about town of the
marriage Of Waite b. Ormsbee, now in
Barton, had about as much foundation to it
as nnetysnine per cent of stories has.
Two teams driven by Frank Bemis and
Frank Bean met in collision near the com
mon Thursday evening Both horses got
loose and ran for q short distance, but no
damage was done aside from broken cross
bars and thills.
A few are contemplating taking advan-
tage OF the excursion rates to New York
next week.
Mr. and Mrs. .. f. Carpenter visited in
Williamstown last week.
Mrs. H. s. Tabor of Montpelier was in
town for a day last week to visit her aunt,
Mrs. William Parks who is i'll.
Mrs E w. Gilman and Mrs. George It.
Bliss are visiting in Mortified this week.
G. Downing OF Barre was in town last
week in quest OF horses.
Considerable moving took place in town
last week and the directory to be correct
should now locate W. II. Lamberton in the
west front rooms of the BeCkley block: ID
r. Brown at Ira Ormsbee's place; Howard
Tanner in S. S verdfereer's house at the
mill, Will Rathborn who recently occupied
In RandnInh a
or has been renovatng and placing new
blinds upon his house on Creamery street
recently purchased by him of Mrs. o. f.
Gerry, preparatory to moving there the
coming week.
The teacher in the village school is said to
have recently asked one of the young
Brown boys who the Republican candidate
ly replied "Sam Cole"
East Roxbury.
Mr. and Mrs George Foss were at NJ. s.
Wheatley's in East Brookfeld one day last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs John Brown are with her
brother, Lewis Steele, for few weeks.
DR.. l.. b, Allen and friend from Ran
dolph were at his fathers one day last
week.
Monroe Gram has been elected superin-
tendent of schools in town.
Sadie Markham is helping Mrs f. o. Al
len with her house work for few weeks.
Mrs. Emma Wardner is at home from
Randolph where she has been caring for
her granddaughter, Mrs, Udall.
Bert Allen has recovered from his sick =,
ness 80 as TO be about again.
Jason Freeman and Frank Duraway are
working in the corn factory in Mortified.
Mr. and Mrs. w. o. Pride visited his
mother in Randolph last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mudgett of Randolph
Were guests at l.. A. Eastman's last Friday
and Saturday.
George Jacobs went to Groton on Friday
returning home on Sunday.
The many friends of Bert Allen are glad
to see him on the street again after his Sc
we're illness.
Mrs. Sarah Freeman OF Brookfeld is to
make her home this winter with her sister
in-aw, Mrs, Ora BOyce.
Burt Farnham Of Lowell, Mass, is visit
ing his sister, Mrs. Clarence Mudgett.
South Woodbury.
The Ladies' Md meets with Mrs. Mark
Goodell Wednesday, September 26. All are
cordially invited.
DR.. G. G. Hall and Miss Ruth Lilley
were married September by Rev. M. b.
Davenport at North Troy. The happy
couple spent a week at Lake Memphrema-
cog For the present they are boarding
with Mr.. and Mrs. e. M. Daniels.
About sixty invited guests spent the even
ing of September 10 with Mr. and Mrs Lee
Goodell it being the twentieth anniversary
OF their marriage. Numerous presents were
left with them, also sum Of money. Cake
and coffee were served, after which they all
went TO the barn, where the floor had been
made ready and promenaded until mid
night. The Woodbury. cornet band was in
attendance and furnished music for the
evening.
Lizzie Pray, who has been spending a
few months in Albany returned last Sunday
to X. b. Tassey's. She will commence
work right away for Mrs. Willis Laird.
May Carr, who has been spending the
summer in town, returned to her home in
Montpelier last Monday.
Horn of the Moon.
Miss Amy, daughter of e. e. Sanders is
visiting at w. IL. Sanders. - Edgar
Francis aud William Daniels began work
on w. III. Sanders barn last Monday morn
ing. - Mrs. Curtis Clark returned from
Fayston last Saturday where she has been
caring for her mother who is very i'll. -
Master Edward Dewey fell on a rock last