The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-08-28
West Newbury,

ID. and A. A. Carleton are busy putting in
circular silo. size 20 feet by 20 feet II can be
easily filled from the upper floor and still be
easy of access from the feeding floor.
Misses Clarice and Bessie Tyler visited at
South Newbury few days last week.
Several from this place planned to go to
Mt Moosilauke last Friday had the day been
good one for such trip. The trip may be
made this week.
As Rev. Mr.. Handy was attending camp
meeting at Lyndonville, there was no preach
ing service here last Sabbath
Preparatory lecture here next Saturday at
two p. NJ at Deacon Randall's This will be
followed by business meeting of the church.
Communion will be observed next Sabbath.
Miss Ida Jenkins of East Haven, former
teacher in this village, was the guest of Mrs
f.. Putnam last week.
Miss Addie V. Jewell returned Saturday
from the summer school at Plymouth, N. III.
| Miss Luthera NJ. Carleton left Monday for
| Randolph, where she is to attend the State
normal school this year.
1t is expected that Miss Cummings Of Mid
dlesex will teach our school this fall
The infant son of Frank Coffin of Bradford,
and grandson of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Durant of
| this place, was brought to the cemetery at the
Town House for burial last Saturday.
Rev and Mrs. w S JENNIE of Troy have
been visiting in town the past two or three
weeks,
Friends in this village of Henry Prescott Of
Corinth will be panied to know of his serious
illness A boil came on his chin in the first
place and blood poisoning set in AT last re-
| ports he was Just alive Mr.. Prescott will be
remembered as one who succeeded Mr. Leigh
ton in the creamery.
Vershire.
Mrs. Prescott, who has been spending the
INIT bar napbam Eaiplaa has rp
turned to her home here.
Clarence Jackson is visiting in town.
Miss L. E Rice has returned to Etchburg
Dea. E p. Frown came home Saturday
from the Pan-Amercan exposition.
Silas Titus went to Hanover last week and
had an operation performed for cancer OIL
his face. He is reported as doing as well a!
could be expected.
Nj ISIS Iona Fits # Monday for the Norma
school at Randolph. ISIS Abbie johnson
goes to Castleton to the Normal ,hool there
Several from here are attending the Adven
camp meeting at White River junction.
Roxbury.
Herbert French has moved into the hous
with Frank Brown.
B. w. Ellis and wife and H. Carl Ellis ant
wife retu ned to tn If home in Chicago las
week
Miss Ellen Ellis and Will Brown were mar
ried in Warren ON Wednesday of last week
DR. Wheeler of Burlington was called to Sc
Mrs Lee Wiley on his way to Warren las
Sunday, and a doctor from Barre was calle
later in the week. Mrs. Wiley is not reported
{. to be improving
l Rev II. G Howard was in town Sunday.
Lewis Ellis and wife of Barre visited hi
father, Calvin Ellis last week.
Miss Florence loung of Bellows Falls
4 assisting her aunt, Mrs. Adeliza Brown. Mis-
Nina Brown is t Old Orchard.
Mrs Lucy Norris has been visiting friend
in town.
The principal feature of Old Home Weel
l here was the soldiers reunion, which has be
come a regular annual event. and passed OF
with the usual accomplishments of speech
and music. duly favored with patriotic sent
= ment The unusual feature was the dinner
served by the ladies to hundred old soldiers
and to probably two hundred of our own PEG
pie, with enough left for lunch at night TIL
. ladies were kept blushiDg all the afternoon b
the praises of the gallant old veterans, and
is reported that their husbands have been re
duced to half rations of pie and cake eve
since, because of the reaction after their III
usual exertions.
Sodom.
ID Lord of New York spent Sunday
with his mother at the Peck farm.
Two brothers OF Mrs. Isaac Mather
made their wedding trip from Canada t.
- this place last week, party being given il
their honor.
Charles Collins and his son OF Soutl
!, Omaha, Neb., came Saturday to visit Rus
! Sci Collins his brother.