The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-03-13
BARNARD, SUMNER & PUTNAM CO.. WORCESTER MASS
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Miss Whitney of Chelsea has recently
visited Mrs. Alma Adams Brown.
The TWO youngest sons of MT and Mrs
Asa Brown are spending their vacation
from the New Hampshire institute with
their parents here
NJ. G. Clough has been earring potatoes
at Ely station.
Quite large number spent An enjoyable
evening At William Orr's last Friday, Cake
and coffee were erved and all report a
pleasant time.
Miss Mamie Titus ia spending some time
with MIS- Sadie Hutchinson at her home in
East Orange
NJ. G. Clough is the executor of the will OF
his father the late Jewett Clough.
Mrs. Parshley entertained few friends
at her pleasant home Saturday evening,
March 2, thus giving them an opportunity
Of meeting her d4ug ter, Mrs. Hutchinson
and family, who we're visiting there
The ladies' OF the Christian Endeavor So
ciety served a baked bean supper at the
school house town meeting day, which was
well patroniz9d
Charles Stanley is working at Copper
field.
A Mr.. Covey from Barton Landing has
been running the creamery during the past
week
Mr.. Fox is now carrying the cream from
the creamery to Bradford, every other day.
Several changes in town officers as the re-
suit of last Tuesdays election. L. r. Allis
is now town cerk and treasurer and E. w.
Farnham, Perley Willis AID freeman
Spear, selectmen.
North Fayston.
The officers elected at town meeting were:
| Clerk and treasurer, s. j. Dana; selectmen,
T McCarty, Hugh Baird, O. Mehuron;
constable, E. j. Long; listers, S. Johnson,
j. b. Thomson, A ID Bragg; overseer, j.
B. Thompson: road commissioner, S"John-
son; town grand juror, j. II. Johnson
school director, s Johnson.
Mrs. Mary Martin, Mrs. Wesley ingalls,
and Lura Eaton are ill.
Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Neill of East Mont
pelier were in town last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G Nelson were in Mont
peier last Wednesday.
South Northfield
Mrs. Jerome Dennison is recovering from
severe attack of Group.
Mrs. Fred Pombash has 80 far recovered
| from her recent severe illness as to be able
to ride out
Calvin Marble OF Waterbury has rented
the Henry farm recently vacated by Mr..
Heard
! Horace Smith has exchanged his house
and grist mill with Robert Bickford for his
house and ten acres OF land recently pur-
chased OF Mr.. Brewster.
Ryegate.
Edgar Miller Of Woodsville is spending a
few days at the home of George G.. Nelson
and seems much improved in health by tn
change.
Mrs. E. B. Smith has been ill during the
past week with cold and bronchitis, but is
now some better
Herbert Gibson has returned from DR..
Pierce's Ssnitarium in Buffalo. He seems
much pleased with his treatment for lame
knee, aud expects now that it is entirely re-
lieved from any further lameness.
William j. Symes remains about the same
His case is being treated by DR.. Eastman OF
Woodsville.
Blue Mountain Grange meets Wednesday
evening, with the same topic for discussion
as last meeting.
One hukdred and twenty six voters were
in attendance at the town meeting which
was a good turnout considering the weather
the amount Of sickness in different localities
and the bad roads.
The Boston and Main railroad officials
have sent an assistant to care for the station
at East Ryegate during the illness Of Mr..
Wallace.
I. A. Meader was in Boltonville last
week on business.
During the illness OF Rev. II. A. Collins
his pulpit was occupied by Rev. s. A ia ok
son. Mr.. Collins, however, was able to
preach last Sunday.
w j. Smith was in West Newbury last
week on business