The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-07-17

Attorney Conant and Justice Brock Mon.
day forenoon. Nelson was fined $40 and
costs and Irwin $40 and costs. 1t will be
remembered that Nelson is Just here from
Chelsea court where he was tried for the
murder OF Charles Bostwick and acquitted,
The ladies aid society has just had the in
terror OF the church decorated and new
carpet laid which gives the audience room
very pleasing look.
Mrs. Carleton wno has been here for a
few months keeping house for her son, has
returned to her old home at Island Pond,
Ryesate pond is getting to be quite IA
vorite res 'rt for our village people.
Miss Jrn ie Grey succeeds William
Moore es manager of this division OF tele-
phone business and Miss Bertha Davis
takes the place OF bookkeeper OF Miss Har-
riet Craig who finishes work in the office
returned to her home in Bradford
mrs. Addie x Bigelow is at work In the
store Of Dining & Clark as Mrs. II. II.
Lee was obliged to give up the position
much to the regret OF the firm.
Arthur Graves Is at work at Hse's Tsv-
ern.
Mrs. Foss who has been with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. ID. ID. Davis in St. Adams, through
the winter, came home last week accom-
here about three weeks, then go to some
place In Maine for the rest OF the summer.
Rev. George Credeford preached in Brad
ford, Sunday, in exchange withRev. A. w.
Ford.
East Orange.
Addie Rowhan and Mable Hutchinson have
returned, after spending three weeks at Brad
ford picking Strawberries.
Mrs g. H. Richardson and daughter EVELYN
of Hanover, N. H., arc spending a few weeks
with her parents, q. W. Davis, and other rela-
tives.
Mrs. Jewell and daughter Lucina, accom-
panied by a lady friend, all of Chelsea ar
rived at their summer home last Monday. Mr.
Jewell joined his family on Saturday.
Mrs Emily Prescott and daughter are visit
ing at Orrin Prescott's.
Messrs Lock q Grant we're in Barre on bus.
mess last Thursday.
Mrs L @. Coffin and Velma are spending a
few weeks in this and adjoining towns
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Daley of Montpel
Ter visited at Mrs G. w. Coleman's the first Of
the week.
Bessie Simpson has been quite sick for a
few days
A G. Coleman of East Barre is spending a
few days with his mother, Mrs Amy Cole,
man.
BrookfeId.
The friends of Henry Croker are glad to
hear that he is improving after his long
illness
Mrs Carnes of Canada is visiting at Dea.
con William Graves.
Mrs. Fred Smith aud daughter from Phil
adelpha are spending few weeks with
her sister-in-law, Mrs. Fred L. Fulam
Connecticut are visiting Mr.. Colts father,
II. G Colt.
P. e. G4rmsn of New Haven, Conn, Jew
eler, is stopping at Lake View Hotel, for
several days.
Dr.. j. p. Cilley, E N. Noel and j. G.
Ellsworth Of Boston were at Lake View
Hotel over Sunday.
Mrs. Edith Peck Bieelow, daughter OF
Hon. and Mrs. Cassius Peck died at their
home in Burlington last Thursday. The
funeral was largely attended here from the
second Congregational church on Saturday
sftern on, Rev. r. III. Abercrombie oficiat-
and beautiful. Interment was in the family
lot on the hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson OF Mortified called
here the first Of the week.
Prof. j L. Hills of Burlington and Mrs.
Celia Hubbard OF South Royalton were in
town to attend the funeral of Mrs. Edith
5gelow.
Miss Anna Clark Is at home fer the sum-
mer vacation.
Mrs. Marcus Peck returned from Ran.
dolph last Thursday not much improved in
health.
Prof. A. W Edison has been spending
several days with his family here.
Miss Lillian Buck has been engaged to
teach another year in Bethel.
The new hearse which has been recently
purchased by the town is in the care of the
undertaken, L. n. Abbott.
Will Schroeder came from Burlington last
week and joined his fathers family here at
Raymond cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. William e. shenks OF
Hartford, Conn, are guests OF A. L. Fol-
lansbee's.
East RoxburI.
Little May Legier of Gouldsvile visited her
aunt, Mrs. John Buzzell, last week
Frank Duraway and Mrs. Jason Freeman
were the guests of 4. j. Boyce in Randolph
last Wednesday and Thursday.
Mrs Helen Pride of st. Johnsbury visited
her uncle, w o. Pride, on Wednesday.
L, w. Blanchard lost horse last week.
Lewis Steele is boarding with his daughter
Mrs e. E. Howe.
Mrs. w. o. Pride has been having a very
sore arm, caused by eczema.
Mrs Lucinda art has gone for an indefn'
lite time to Ira Reyes in Brookfeld.
Mrs. George Wardnes, Miss Cecile Buc k,
Mrs Frank Allen and Mrs Jesse Wheatey
attended Mrs harles Bigelow's funeral in
frookdeld on Saturday.
Jesse Wheatley is slowly gaining from his
recent illness.
Frederick Ruiz and daughter Minnie visited
relatives in North Randolph over Sunday.
Mrs ". J. Wright of Medford, Mass is a
guest of o Thayers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones Steele spent Sunday
at her fathers home in East Brookfeld.
Rev. Royce has On appointment tc
preach here next Sunday.
c. f. lanchard has purchased horse Of
Lewis Steele.
Albert Benedict of South Royalton spent
Sunday in town.
Nelson Kinney of South Mortified is work
ing for George Wardner.
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