The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-11-06

Mr' anu MIS- VIII Dllllngnam OF
Mortified, visited their brother, Martin
and wife few days recently.
Dr. and Mrs. Leo A. Newcomb have
returned from their wedding trip and are
staying few days here with their pa
rents.
S. A. Mansfield has his house so far
completed that they moved into it last
Saturday. They have a nice home which
it is hoped they will long enjoy.
Miss Bertha Pike spent Sunday with
her parents Miss Pike is connected with
the telephone exchange in Montpelier
WATTS RIVER.
Fred Cunningham and wife of Barre,
are visiting at George McDuffie's.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. d. Fellows have re-
turned from short visit at Brattleboro
Mrs. George Richardson was in Tops
ham Tuesday.
Blossom R. Chase was in Corinth on
Tuesday doing millinery work.
Mrs. James Philbrick died last Thurs
day aged eighty-three years The funer-
al was on Saturday from the home of her
son, Frank Mutt. Rev. j. A. Sherburne
of Barre, officiating. Interment was at
the village cemetery. Nus. Philbrick
leaves three children, Mrs. George Miles
of this place, Mrs. Ann Kenney of Cor
NTH and one son, Frank Mutt, with whom
she has spent her last years. Friends e1-
tend sympathy to the bereaved ones.
Lots of apples are being hauled to
Rradford Eaop0a A D;ononJeon
the record on Saturday by hauling ninety
three and one half bushels
Cider and jelly making are still the
order of the day with w. b. Hood.
Some prophesy it will continue until Feb
ruary or longer for the apples are piling
in thicker and faster.
w. III. Richardson sold COW to Bagley
Abbott of Topsham, last Thursday.
John and Alphonse Heath of Bradford,
were at II. A. Chase's Wednesday.
1t has been rumored that John Flanders
of West Topsham, is to teach our villa e
chool this winter. Mr.. Flanders taught
the winter term here last year and was
well liked by the scholars They will be
sure to give him cordial welcome this
winter should he decide to come back
a descriptive circular of over 5000, =
600 worth of real estate for sale by
the d. A. Perry Real Estate Agency
of Barre will be mailed to any ad-
dress on application.
ROYBURY.
Eugene Flint has sold the place he re-
Gently bought of f. w. Wetmore to R. A.
Wiley for 1925. Mr. Wetmore will rent
the place of him and remain there six
months. Mr.. Flint has hired Jones Fer
ris' house on the Warren road and will
move there this week,
Frank Brown haze moved from the
Richardson house to the Sylvanus Rich
farm.
Mrs. George Veazey of Keene, n. H.
is visiting her father, Jones Ferris.
Moses Bell is making some repairs on
his house, to which he has recently moved
The ladies mite society meets this week
Mrs. Joseph Howe having charge.
The Good Templars have elected the
following officers for the ensuing quarter
c. T., Richard Nichols, V. T., Lou. Wor-
cester; secretary, Willie Cady; F. s., Mil
dred Severy; T., Mrs. Joseph Howe. The
competitive system will be used tets quar-
ter with Mrs. Joseph Howe and May
Ellis as captains.
Rev. Mr.. Squires returned last Thurs
day bringing with him Mrs. Squires, who
was Miss Nellie Ladd of Springfield.
Mrs. Squires is an accomplished musician
and gave two solos Sunday evening to the
great pleasure of all present Her voice
will be welcome aid in our meetings and
social gatherings.
The Washington County Good Tenn
plars Union will be held at Roxbury No
vember 13, afternoon and evening. The
officers will be elected at the afternoon
session and also general business will be
transacted, An excellent program has
been prepared for the evening meeting in
GLIDING an address by Rev. Remley S
Sidelinger of st. Johnsbnry, a disting.
uished temperance orator. Let everyone
endeavor to hear him at this time. En-
tertainment to all Good Templars will be
furnished.
SOUTH WOODBURY..
Willie Lance, an adopted son of Mrs