The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-10-02
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wheel.
Mrs. r. o. Allen aud Bert r. Allen Wis.
tied in East Brook6eld last Friday.
Winnifred Fo1s was at home from her
school ~ Walls River last week for q short
vacation and attended the No:th6eld fair.
Mr.. Emma Peeke has been stopping at
Luther Blanchard's for the past few days.
Andred L,dd has sold bis farm to
brother OF Eugene Davis, possession to be
given jvember 10. Mr.. Lsdd will move
to his place near the post-office.
Eber Thsyer OF Worcester, Mass, was In
town last week looking after his creamery
interests.
Mrs. Lizzie freeman was taken ill last
Wednesday while attending the Northfield
fair and had to be taken to her home. She
still remains quite i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. AFRO Boyce and daughter
from Randolph visited in the place aud at
tended the Mortified fair last week.
Miss Bertha Thayer OF Montpelier was at
the Mortified fair that day. She returned
on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lsdd OF Mortified
visited his brother, Alphonso Laid, on Sat-
urday.
V. w. Allen of Rutland. who for week
was he guest OF Mrs. l.. A. Eastman, start
ed for home on Saturday making the trip
Mr. and Mrs. AFRO B6yce and daughter
Mary Of Randolph visited relatives in town
last week and also attended the Nortl field
fair.
B. II. and Mrs f. o Allen visited Mrs.
Monroe Whedtley la East Brookfeld on
Friday.
II. e. Thsyer Of Worcester, Mass was in
town last weeR purchasing apples aud look
ing up creamery interests.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. j. Full OF Warren
were at @. #. b anchard's on Wednesday
and Thursday.
A. j. Lsdd has sold his farm to John Da-
Wis Of New Hampshire, who will take pos
session the second week in November. Mr..
Ladd will move his family to his place in
the village.
H. NJ. Kidder OF NorthHeld spent Sunday
at his home.
The selectmen will meet bidders on the
bridge contract near Ora Boyce's on Sat-
| day at ten A. M.
Mrs. e. e. Peake is in Brook field for a
few days
Mrs. Rhoda Simonds, who has been al
| Brookfield caring for Mrs. l.. d. Buck, Ia
visiting at A. Lsdd's, while on the way to
her home iu Northdeld, where she will
spend few weeks.
South Woodbury.
Mrs. Wallace Thomas aud grandchild
Vida, OF Leomiuster, Mass, visited a few
days last week with Mrs. A. M. BENJAMIN.
| The ladies met in the church vestry last
week and tied the quilt that was pur.
chased OF them by Mrs. Lssher and pre-
scented to Rev. G. Fl. Coolidge and family.
Mrs. B. II. Wells OF Barre and daughter
speLt Saturday and Sunday with Mrs
Wells mother, Mrs. Farnsworth.
The Ladies' Aid will hold baked bean
supper in the church vestry next Friday
night from five until eight o'cock.
Mrs. Sumner of Philadelphia has beer
visiting her cousin, Mrs. K. e. Ball, for the
past three weeks.
b. W. Wheeler was in Peacham two days
last week on business.
Quite number from this place were
called to Montpelier, last week, on the
Sprsgue against Calais case.
Lizzie Bumps, who has been stopping fol
some weeks at Il. M. Pray's and r. B. Tss
seys, left last Thursday for the White
| Mountains TO reside with family for tn;
winter.
Waits River.
Mr.. and Mrs. Folsom Woodman. recent,
returned from Worcester wher they have beef
for sone time visiting elatives.
1t is expected that Rev. J4mes Boyd o.
East Orange will move into the parsonage tn
nfSU OF n6 week
silo filling is the order of the day in hi
vicinity.
The Epworth Leagers held business meet
ing at Henry G. Richardson's on Thursda,
ev ming Officers were elected for the com
ing year
Oscar Downing saw a blue heron opposit
the school house on Tuesday morning and hat
the good luck to shootit
The many friends of DR.. r f. Willard ar
congratulating him on his recent marriage
is said that a good wife is blessing to an,
man and if this is true all are sure that tn
doctor in winning the heart of Louise Nolan
won not only blessing but prize.
w, B Hood has begun cider making.
East Warren.
The Ladies Mite Society will NEE
on Thur. day afternoon with Mrs. r. G
Lamb. All are cordially invited
A nine pound daughter was welcomed a
DR.. and Mrs. K, W Saytons on Septembe
23rd.
The many friends of Mrs. W. A. Averill
will be glad to know she has recovered
sufficient so that she goes TO the tabl
with her family at meal time.
Mrs, Mary Worcester died Septembe
oath. The funeral WAS held at her hom
Thursday. Rev. j. l.. Benton officiating
She was eighty-two years old and leave
two daughters.
Fairlee.
Miss Martha Long, who has been VISITING
her brother, Capt w. III. Long, has return
ed to her home in Mon pelier.
Charles Warren and Mrs. l.. j. ColtoI
we're married September 81 a Newbury AM
are visiting the Exposition at Buffalo il
company with Mr.. and Mrs. W. K. Albee.
Those who have returned from Buffal
are unanimous in reporting fine time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Prescott of Brattebor,
are visiting their mother, Mrs. H. Wood.
Horn of the Moon.
Mrs Ira Pierce and Master Cecil OF Mont
peler have been spending week at G. w
| Sanders.
Don A. Sanders and wife OF Morrisvill'
! recently called on relatives and friends
here and in Montpelier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Hutchinson and Miss
f lith Gladding of Barre spent Sunday ct
W. f. Gladdipg's.
On Thursday afternoon the Ladies Mite
Socie will meet at Mrs. 5. G. Jackson's.