The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-11-27
EAST ROXBURY.

berG Gram is TO teach the winter
school in the Bowman district.
Miss Cecile Buck will teach i'm this
district. The term begins on Monday,
Dec. 2.
Sidney Rand has been moving to
Montpelier the past week. On Friday
he tipped over load near j. Steele's.
A creamery meeting was held Satur-
day evening at the school house but
| nothing definite was decided upon.
Three deer were seen on the hill
near f. Blanchard's one day last
week, two of them with horns. When
first seen they were lying down and
did not seem to be much afraid
e. e. How went to Barre on Thurs
day with load of apples for G. W.
Webster.
Sidney Rand is moving to Mont
pelier
Mrs George Wardner is quite ILL.,
DR.. Ellis of Brookfeld attends her.
The hill road near Jones Steele's is
in bad condition. Perley Rand tip
ped over Il load of goods there Friday
and several have had narrow escapes
BY order of the board of health the
selectmcn moved the body of Charles
Hastings on Thursday to a different
lot owing TO the water settling in that
part of the cemetery.
Mrs. Mary Wardner of South North
field has been visiting at j j. Stcele's
the past week.
c. +. Blanchard was in Montpelier
on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. G.. Kidder are ill.
John Ladd goes this week to Water
bury whore he is employed by his
brother, A. S. Ladd
Elder Ora Boyce went on Friday
to Lyme, N. H., where he had an APP
pointment to preach Sunday.
A. j. Ladd is building a new shop
near his house.
The winter term of school begins
next Monday.
VERSHIRE.
Charles Gamsby has moved into the
Mattoon house, and will board the
help of George Gamsby.
Miss Ruth Dodge finished her school
last Friday and is at home. She will
teach at Vershire Heights this win
ter.
Miss Edna Orr, who taught success
fully i'll Corinth this fall will teach
this winter in the Fits district in
Vershire.
Rev A. G. Dodge holds an after
noon preaching service at Corinth
Corner.
B. f. Fuller and L. S. Spear have
been drawn as petit jurors from this
town.
There is to be union Thanksgiv-
ing service at the Advent church on
Thursday evening.
Mrs. Eastman, daughter of the late
William Prescott of this place, is very
i'll at her home in the west and is not
expected to live.
Perley Willis is about moving to his
newly purchased home in Fairlee.
All regret to have them leave Yer
shire, but wish them success and hap
piness i'll their new home.
L. L. Robinson, health officer, was
called to Copperfeld again Saturday.
Mr. Ford, butter maker at the
creamery, was married last week to
Miss Florence Kimball of this place.
They will begin house keeping in the
Porter house at the village. His
many friends extend congratulations.
EAST WARREN.
w. E. Moore cut his foot badly last
week while at work on the mountain
George Greenwood cut one of his
thumbs nearly off one day last week,
while working III the mill
Mrs. f. c. Lamb is visiting in Mas
sachusetts.
j. /. Gleason moves his family to
Bellows Falls, next week, where he
has employment with the Vermont
Farm machine company.
Water is very low in all the springs.
Some are now obliged to draw water
from a distance.
Clark Ford died of pneumonia last
Saturday.
BROOKFIELD.
Mrs. II. H. Fullam and daughter
Lucy are visiting several days with
her parents at East Braintree.
About $25 was realized from the
chicken pie supper and sale last Fri
day evening.
Thanksgiving day services to be
held at the first church on Thursday
at eleven o'clock a. M
Don't forget the Eastern Star So
ciable at j. A. Washburne's, on Fri
day evening
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Ellis of West
RoXbury are expecting to spend the
winter here with their son, DIR. E. E..
Ellis and family.
Mrs. G. H. Kibbee is spending
Thanksgiving week with her sister,
Mrs. M, Gaylord,
Hayden Gaylord is in Boston this
week selling poultry,