The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-03-27

Mrs. Mary Simons Snow, now OF Mont
pelier. is visiting here
Some $50 has been raised by subscription
under the efforts OF @. U. Lathrop for our
band for the purchase of new uniforms.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Eastman last Saturday.
Fred A. Flint, in years past an engineer
for the Grearson- Beckett Company, is as
sisting them in the foundation work of the
new fifty horse power engine and the 100
horse power boiler at the granite shed.
W. A. Mcdonnell, brother of Frank
Mcconnell, is practicing osteopathy in Mar
ion, Ind, where he has been for two years.
He is in much improved health himself. A
visitor to him reports that on the day pre-
vious to his arrival there he administered
treatment in sixteen cases.
West Newbury.
A few about here have set their buckets
preparatory to making sugar. The season,
however, does not give promise OF q heavy
sugar harvest
Albert Brock OF South Newbury and Ed.
| Thompson are working for w. and D. Garlic
| ton during sugaring. Mr.. Carleton turned
| away recently an order from New York for
| one hundred gallons OF syrup as he already
had all the orders he could fill.
J.B.C. Tyler was in the northern part of
| the State on business last week
Mr.. Ford spent Sunday with his family In
| Piermont.
| Page brothers, who have lived on Strstton
| Tewksbury's farm for the past year. have
| moved to a farm near Boltonville. Mr..
Tewksbury's cattle are being cared for by
Miles futile.
The Womans Home Missionary society
meets with Mrs. f. P. Wells on Monday az
ternoon Of this week.
| The Christian Endeavor society will hold q
social and sugar party at the parsonage next
| the sugar he wants to eat for the small sum
! of ten cents.
Daniel Hale, who recently came to George
| Pages to board, met with a serious acci.
dent Sunday about noon. He had been to
| the barn to feed his horse and es he came
out into the yard again slipped on some ice
and fell partly on his back. DR.. Fletcher
was Immediately called. He found the left
leg was broken just below the hip. The
| broken bone was set and Mr.. Hale YVES
made as comfortable as possible. He hes
the sympathy OF the community.
Mrs. Lucy Haseltine has had touch Of
the grip, but is improving.
The first wagons of the season were seen
! out Sunday. Rev. Mr.. Hardy came witt
| one from Newbury and DR.. Fletcher made
a hurried trip from Bradford on wheels.
| V.
idge, a former pastor here, is about to seve
his pastoral relations with the church il
| West Newbury, Mass.
r. Sawyer attended the auction at Yves
Fairlee last Saturday.
Waitshe1d
The ladies of the Congregational church
will serve new sugar at the vestry on Fri
day evening, March 20. Everybody com,
| and sweeten up.
Miss Eliza Dale was taken last week Il
the Mary Fletcher hospital for treatment
She was attended by DIR. Howe.
Mrs. DR.. Howe is ILL
Rev, DR.. Q. S. Nutter, presiding elder o
the ST. Adams district, preached at thu
Methodist church Sunday morning.
Rev. j. E. Badger gives lecture Wed
nesday evening on The Development o.
the Mind and Body" to be illustrated b.
the use of dumb bells, etc. Music will b.
furnished.
Walter b. Richardson has accepted a pc
sition in a clothing store at Barre where h.
will go next week.
Several students returned to Montpelie
Seminary today for the spring term.
South STAFFORD.
Bessie Buell. is at home from Goddard
Seminary for short vacation.
The Wednesday club meets with Mrs
Stickney this week.
Nina Kendall is at home from Newbury
William Glenn has returned to Balti
more.
East RoxburY.
Hattie Kidder was called home from
Gouldsville where she was working, by thu
illness OF her mother, 81 rs l.. G. Kidder.
The dwelling house of George Richard
on what il called Bear hill" in Brookfeld
was destroyed by fire one night last week
Only few things we're saved as the roo
was nearly ready to fall In when the fir,
was discovered. Mr. Richards was intend
ing to build in the spring but thinks now h,
will not, as there was no insurance on thu
house or furniture. The loss will be heavy
f. E. Allen has finished work at North
field.
Fred Stone has been i'll with pneumonia
Henry George of Boston is in town OF
business for his sister, Mrs. j. Fisk.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Jones Steele visited Mrs
Henry Edison in Brookield last Tuesday.
Mrs. w. o. Pride has been i'll with tonsil
tits and little Earl has been seriously il
with the same disease.
Mr.. and Mrs j. @. Whestley returned t,
their home in East Brookfied last week.
Vene George has rented the Henry ifarn
for one year and will move there next week
Elder Ora Boyce went to Warren on Sat
urday where he had an appointment t.
preach Sunday.
Miss Leila j. Webster OF birmingham
Mass. and Miss Cecil Buck of Randolph
are spending the Easter vacation at home.
Mrs. W, p. Hubbard OF South Royalton 1
visiting at q. j. and L. w. Blanchsrd's.
Leon Shontell, who has been working TO
Fred Blanchard, is Ill and has gone to North
field.
Miss Leila Webster visi ed In Montpelie
last Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Minnie Rich is working for Mrs. u
o. Allen.
The hearts OF the people in East Roxbur,
were gladdened Monday morning by tn
sound and song OF robins.
| A CARD;-We, the undersigned, do hereb