The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-10-02

Mr. and Mrs. A +. Kilham have returned
to their home in Boston
AS usual very many from this place attend
ed the fair at Mortified last week
George Selma has rented his farm and is
moving to Mortified where he has position
as stationary engineer
James Webb and wife have bought of B
ook the house at the head of the lake,
formely occupied by Robert Bell
YRS. NJ. d Stewart, who is past ninety
years age has been quite seriously i'll in
the past few weeks but is quite comfortable at
present
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Chatfield returned last
week from ruffalo
Clyde Chatfeld and Irwin Wiley are in Buff
falo at the PanAmerican this week.
Guy Chatfeld and wife spent last week in
town.
Mrs Hall of Providence, R. l., is visit
ing in town
Rev James Ramage is to supply the Con-
greg tioual pulpit in Troy for the next two
Sundays
The superintendent of schools is visiting the
schools this week
West Newbury.
Miss Alice Little visited at George Pages
last Sunday.
The poverty sociable held at Mrs. John
Smiths last Friday evening by the Ladies'
Aid Society was a success. Each one came
intending to carry home the prize offered for
the worst looking costume. iss Cummings
received the prize for playing crokonole left
handed and also for writing her name with
the fit hand: Nliss Stuart entertained the
friends by singing negro song with the proper
gestures etc. an old fashioned supper of
baked beans and brown bread was served and
all returned to their homes having had an en-
joyable evening.
Mrs Harry Hoyt, who has been sick for
few days, is reported a little better
NJ II Randall moves to Orfordville, N. II =,
to AXE possession of his store October l
The lowing were chosen delegates from
| tn 8 Sunday school to the county convention at
Bradford this week; NJ ISIS Nettie Tucker,
Mrs G. A. Furness, mrs. Julia Page and Ar
thur Carleton.
East Orange.
Miss Wilson, teacher in the Blake district,
spent Saturday an Sunday with Mrs. ID G
Simpson.
Will Hutchinson left on Tuesda for Phil
adelphia, where he is to enter a medical col
| lege
Mrs Julia Hutchinson and son spent Sum
day in Fare
l. NJ. Fish has been confined to the house
for the asst week. He is attended by doctor
from East Corinth in the absence of DR.. Will
lard.
Messrs. Sanborn, Simpson and Blake at
tended the auction at East Topsham on Satur-
| day.
The friends and neighbors of Charles Simp.
| son were invited to his home to help celebrate
his 6ftieth birthday last Thursday boun-
tiful supper was served and pleasant time
enjoyed by all.
r. W Richardson and wife of Elgin. Mimi.
visited at y NJ. olby's a few days the past
week.
Mrs Herbert Sargent and two sons spent
Sunday wi h her mother, Mrs Amy Coleman.
Mr.. and Mrs Woodman of Waits River,
Mabel Hutchinson came home last Friday,
retu ming to Bradford on Monday.
East BrookneId
Chas. A, Bigelow and daughter visited at
Hon. Cassius Peck's in Burling on. a part of
last week.
/ V B. Goodwin and Miss Hattie Smith of
Boston, were guests at w. II. Spragues ON
Tuesday OF last week
DR.. V. @ Goodrich of Barre, was in town
professionally last week.
A. ID Davenport of Hopedsle, Mass was
in town Oh Saturday and bought several ad
of cattle.
Charles B Eddy has commenced to move
his goods to Mortified,
Mrs Finette Tarbell of Mount Holly, is a
guest of her nephew, G. b. Eddy.
The Brookfeld ball team went to Randolph
on Saturday and defeated the Randolph team
by a score of s to /. A return game will be
played ON Angel park next Saturday after
noon.
Freeman Butterfly has returned to his
home in Montpelier.
Misses Myrts and Mary Hawkins were
In II ardwick on Saturday.
Frank Davidson went to East Montpelier
Saturday to work for II. I. Carr.
A. L. Wheeler is i'll. DR.. Gillette is at
tending him.
Rome Van Orman went to Marsbtield
last Thursday night to play with that or
chestrs for dance.
MS. Lucy Kent and Miss Frances visited
In Marshfeld last week.
Major III S. Foster arrived home on Sat
urdsy from the Philippines.
Miss Marion Browning and Miss Amy
OBrien Of Winchester, Mass, are boarding
at I. I. Lamphere's.
, There Is to be cotillion party at Memo
rial hall Friday evening, October 4. G. III
] Gilmore is to furnish music.