The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1900-12-05
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giving with his parents.
Harold d. Comstock was at home from
| Dartmouth college for Thanksgiving, and
Ralph l.. Gilman from Norwich University.
DR.. j. Euclid Fish of Taunton, Mass, is
spending few days at DIR. s. N Goss.
Bernie W. Flanders is seriously i'll with
typhoid fever
A. Maud Sargent was married on We'd
nesday of last week at the home OF her
| parents, Mr.. and Mrs z. l.. Sargent to
Leslie @. Smith Of Tunbridge. The cere-
mouy was performed by Rev. E. II. Alden
OF Tunbridge.
Arthur @. Smith of Boston, formerly OF
North Tunbridge, was in town Saturday to
bid farewell to his many friends before he
leaves for San Paolo, Brazil, where he is to
take position az electrical engineer.
Mrs. Amanda l.. Allen has gone to Hart
ford to work in a family.
Rev. and Mrs. William N. Roberts OF
Union village are visiting at g. b. Roberts.
Mr.. Roberts preached at the Methodist
church on Sunday.
Remember the concert by the Hungarian
Gypsy baud on Thursday evening.
John Crockett is in a critical condition
with Brights disease
W. s. Hatch is in Monson, Mass this
week, where he goes as a delegate for the
Congregational church to a council which
is to dismiss his brother, Rev. Franklin s.
Hatch, from the pastorate,
For Christmas goods go to Homer Fits,
Barre, Vt. ~
East Corinth
Died in East Corinth, November g. Eva
Bishop, wife OF s. K. Stevens, aged twenty
four years, ten months and sixteen days. |
Funeral was held at the house Wednesday,
Rev. E. W. Hatch officiating.
Preparations are being made for the fair
to be held for the benefit OF the library
December 10 aud 16
Miss Msyme jackson, who is working in |
Chester, spent Thanksgiving at home.
The village school commenced on Mon
day.
Mrs. z. W. Hatch has returned from
Danvllle where she has heen visiting.
East Br0okfieId.
Miss Nellie Ford OF Randolph is a guest
at j. @. holmes.
Miss Lima Price was at home from Mont |
pelier for Thanksgiving
Joseph A. Mott of Grantevile visited |
his son, Allen Abbott, at U. l.. Bixby's re-.
Gently.
Gustave Ruiz has bought of Andrew |
Dutkee the Howard Smith farm in the |
south part Of the town.
Judge Bigelow was in Chelsea on bust
ness last Friday, as were also Fred West, |
W. III. Richardson and j. IL. Sprague on |
Saturday.
STAFFORD
r, B. Kendall has sold to his son, Eugene. |
the S. McMaster farm.
s. M. Cunningham of West Faree has
bought of 8. Hutchins the f. Chambers
farm.
M. f. Preston has leased to j. P. Wicks |
his farm for another year.
The Elisabeth Mining Company is driv- !
ing work with renewed vigor. A large
quantity OF copper ore is in sight and |
new methods are employed with promise of |
more profitable results. The tempest of
November q moved one Of the company's |
buildings quite distance from its founda-
tons
On Thanksgiving day some sports from
neighboring town, while firing at mark,
sent bullet through the window of Will |
liam w. Clapp's house, the ball passing
near his daughter Grace.
The ladies of the Benevolent Circle will
meet week from next Friday with Mrs.
A. M. Hazelton. They are about to send a |
quantity of clothing, books, ETC.. to the col
ored school at Mcintosh. Ga.
East Roxbury.
Mike Flynn of Roxbury was in town on
Saturday.
Alphonso Ladd was at Hyde Park on
business part of last week.
Albert Pride OF Randolph was a guest at
w. o. Pride's from Friday until Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs s. O. Wheatley of East
Brookheld are spending a few weeks with
their daughter, Mrs. +. e. Allen.
DIR. and Mrs. L. B. Allen of Randolph
were guests at f. o. Aliens on Wednes-
day.
Charles Williams and family spent
Thanksgiving at George Williams in Rox.
bury
Miss Cecile Buck from Randolph and
Miss Winifred Foss from Wells River
were at their homes from Wednesday until
Sunday.
Mrs. Sarah Blanchard and Dora Martin
spent several days last week at Ed. Mar
tins in Brookfeld.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Cady and Roy were
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs Irving Cady in
Northfeld on Thanksgiving day.
Little Jamie, three-year-old son of George
Hakey, was quite badly burned about the
face and on one arm last Monday. His
mother blstered her hands in putting out
the blaze which caught his clothes from an
open fireplace.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Holden were guests
at George Foss' one day last week.
Frank Duraway returned to Worcester,
Mass, recently.
Winifred Foss and Cecile Buck returned
to their schools in Wells River and RAN
dolph, after spending the Thanksgiving va
cation at home
Albert Pride visited his brother, w. o.
Pride, last week.
Mrs. Clarence Mudgett received news
last week Of the death OF her aunt, Mrs.
Charles Benedict, in Williston.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
George Durkee In North Randolph Novem-
Der "a, and granddaughter to Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederic Ruiz OF this town.
Thieves visited Raymond Hall recently,
taking nearly new horse blanket and
some other things from his barn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Pride attended the
funeral of Mrs. Il. O. Little in Williston
latt week.
Worcester.
Ada Conner is attending school at the
| Academy in Peacham.
Misses Alice and Bertha Symonds of
Montpelier spent Thanksgiving with their
parents.
The Grange met with Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.
St6arna on FRIDAY A largo attendance