The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-10-23

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Charlie Spaulding Of Burlington has been
in town for few days.
A. e. Lovely had an auction last s itur-
day and sold quite large amount OF per
soma property. G. b. Evans OF Waterbury
was auctiOneer.
Mrs. Phil4 Spear has moved her goods to
the home OF her daughter, Mrs. f. 1 Beld-
ing, where sue will make her home in the
future.
G. n. Dale OF Waterbury was in town
over Sunday.
Miss Nellie Dickermsn has suffi GENTLY re-
cove red from her illness to be able TO go to
her home in r ,ndolph. Mrs. T. j. Ferris
will take her place in the millinery store.
Howard Buckley had an operation for
appendicitis last Sunday.
Charles Freeman and family have moved
to the village.
Mrs. Richardson, daughter OF Raw. and
Mrs. G. A. Emery, has been visiting her
parents for week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Newcomb of Waits
field spent Sunday in town.
Mrs. Ruth Carpenter of Montpelier is
again in town for few weeks.
East Koxbury.
Mrs. Mary Lsdd OF Greenfield, Mass,
visited in the place last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Eastman visited here
last week.
G .orge Suedeu from Bristol was guest
al Loren Kdder's last week.
Nelson Pride OF Randolph was guest OF
his brother, w. g. Pride, last Thursday.
George W. Buck, who bought the Ray-
mond Hall farm last spring, has taken pos
session.
Mrs. John Buzzell was quite i'll the past
week.
Mrs George WArdner, who is i'll with
acute gastritis remains about the some.
Leon H art has sold his Brookield farm to
Mrs. Yaw of Gouldsvlle.
Readny in last weeks paper that the an
nual squirrel hunt in BroOktield was 10 bs
held on Saturday, October 49, wondered
why some OF our law makers did not PIT
stop to the wholesale slaughter OF these
little animals. L ia n custom in that town,
AZ we'll AZ in several OF the surrounding
towns. to hold an annual squirrel hunt and
they are slaughtered off by the hundreds
Just for little amusement, TO see which
| side can kill the most squirrels. Early in
! the morning and until dark you eau hear
/ the report OF the guns. After day spent in
thi- sport tn ~ finish up the day with feast.
/ Much has been said about killing birds Tor
| the ladies' TO wear on their hats and bon
| nets, and il seems the practice Of Wholesale
/ slaughter OF these little animals should be-
! abolished with the slaughter OF birds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Loon Hart we're in Ran
dolph las Friday.
Lille Earl Pride was i'll last week.
Mr.. and Ms. Elroy Fuller Of Warren
were in town last v eek.
There was pleasant husking party at
Clarence Mudgett's last Thursday evening.
Harley Ward went to the Soldiers Home in
Benning on last week.
Mrs. Eugene Wardner and daughter of
Randolph we're guests at George Wardner's
last week,
Elder Ora Boyco and wife went to New
bury on SstuI day to ill an appointment
From there they will go to Lyme. N. H., to
attend conference.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Hart were in Ram
do'ph on Friday.
Willis Alvord OF Randolph Center was at
Frank e. Aliens on Sunday.
Mrs. Eugene Wsrdner and daughter
Faye OF Randolph were guests OF Mrs
George Wardner on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs r. j. Eastman OF Northheld
were guests at l.. A. Eastman's on Thurs
day and Friday.
Little Ruth Perno picked ripe strawber-
ries and awberry blossoms on Wednes'
day. Oct IS.
MI and Mrs. Frank Godfrey OF Williams
town were at John Buzz 'lPs on Sunday.
| MI and Mrs. wallace feAVey OF Drain
tree were guests at W. w. Cady's oh Fri
day.
Mrs. John Buzzell was taken seriously
| i'll on Friday with heart trouble. DR.. j. II
Winch OF Mortified was called. Her moth
OF, Mrs. KIRBY, OF Gouldsvillei with her.
DIR. L. b. Allen OF Randolph and O. j.
Allen OF Springfield, Mass, were guests at
II. q. Aliens over Sunday.
Writings we're drawn on Wednesday
whereby L. A. Eastman became owner of
the III. p. Abbott farm.
Mrs George Wardner has been quite III
the past two weeks with acute gastritis.
DIR. Ellis of Brookheld attends her.
ID l.. Buck was called to Brookheld Sun
a day night by the sudden illness OF his moth
Ter.
Jason freeman fell from whariing last
: ! Thursday aud was quite badly injured.
Waitsfeld
Andrew Blair, Jr,, passed away Wednes
y day night Octu bsr 10Th. October he wal
stricken down by u shock from which h'
lid not rally. He leaves a wife, son ant
7 daughter and an agel father. The funera
Z was at his home Friday, Rev j. E. Badge
>. fficiating. q. Nj. Richardson had charge
The Odd Fellows held their burial servic