The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-06-05
Roxbury.

Miss Cleveland Of Mortified is taking
ARE Of Mrs. Lee Wiley. She is attended
Iy DR.. Judkns, and who is still quite i'll.
AFRO Simons is i'll. Miss Rosins Morgen
las been doing his work for few days.
The mite society will meet Wednesday
afternoon in charge OF Mrs. II. A. r. Rich.
srdson.
Rev. Mr.. Squire has pre- ached here the
past two Sundays and will continue to sup
pv the pulpit for the present. The Chris
ian Endesvor society will discontinue their
while he remains and preaching
service will be held Sunday evenings.
Rev. M. A Wright with his wife and
daughter Of Connecticut are visiting their
old friends here
Mrs. Louise Hall has returned from her
trip to Florida.
Mrs. Gertrude Bixby Of Mortified vista
ed Mrs. j. M. Dana last week.
Mrs. Clark Ooburn, former resident in
town, was buried in the &c metery last We'd
nesday.
j. M. Dana died last Thursday, aged
years Mr.. Dahs had been
i'll ever since moving here from cold or The
grip, but his death was due chiefly TO the
gradual failure OF old age and came not as
shock but as natural ending OF HE. He
leaves a wife and and son. The funeral
services we're held At the house Saturday,
Rev. Walter Dole officiating and the burial
was in the cemetery at Mortified which
town had beer Mr.. D5na's home for many
years.
8, A Tilden is improving bis house by
the addition OF bath room and by other
repairs
Mrs Adeliza Brown has been suffering
considerably from rheumatism, as her
sisters, Mrs. William York and Mrs. 0. l..
Ellie.
Leon Roys OF Faueuil, Mass is expected
this week FOR a visit to his relatives here.
RrookheId
George D Mason and wife Of ortland, Me
visited here a few days recently.
Dea. William S. Seaver was appointed dele
gate with our pastor, Rev. r, II. Aber-
crombie, to attend the State convention of Con-
gregational churches to be held a. Rutland
next week
Mrs. Annette Grswold called on relatives
and friends here last week while on her way
from UXbridge, Mass, to her home in Plain
field.
c. G. Wood, commander of Henry Freeman
POST in behalf of the comrades, wish to thank
the people of Brookfeld for their cooperation
with them and the Woman's Relief Corps on
Memorial Day.
Herbert Allen and family of Randolph Cen
ter, called on relatives here the first of the
week.
Prof Andrew Edison with his wife and one
OF his children came here last Friday to spend
a short vacation at his summer home.
Mrs. Denison Brown and daughter Nellie of
Northfeld visited here last week
The auction sale at the home of the late
Julian Morse was well attended last week
Tuesday The stock and farming tools were
sold at high prices. The farm is not yet
sold.
Dana Williams died last Thursday morning
of heart disease. He leaves a widow and
daughter, Mrs. Lariston Stone, and four sons.
The funeral was held from his late home Sat
urday afternoon, Rev. r. Fl. Abercrombie
officiating. Burial was in the Center Gem.
etery.
II. II. Fullum is spending a few days with
his family here. He has rented his farm to
Mr.. Biekford, who has recently been working
for William Clark.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ladd of Barre visited
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs S. P. Wilcox re-
| Gently.
Mrs. Marcus Peck arrived home last Friday
after spending several weeks in Rutland
Walter Morse and Frank McWhorter of
Barre, visited Mrs Julian Morse last week
A party of fishermen came from Montpelier
the last of the week and were entertained at
Varnie Wardner's
The Williamstown band played at the Me.
mortal Day exercises here. Their playing was
very much enjoyed as also was the excellent
address by W w. Lapoint, the singing by the
male choir, the recitations, readings, etc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eldridge and her father of
| Warren came to attend the funeral of Dana
| Williams and also visited at Dea. William
Graves and j. w. Parmenter's.
Vershire.
Elder Mead has ,uovedhls goods to North
Haverhill, n. h, Wnete he has engage
nent to preach.
The Advent conference which has been
In session here for several days, closed sun
day evening with an excellent sermon by
Rev. Mr.. Richardson of st. Johnsbury.
Mrs. Jane Thayer OF West Fsirlee has re-
Gently visited her sister, Mrs. s. II. Martiu.
Maude Blanchard with her husband is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Will Bragg.
Rev. j. B. Richardson was called to St.
Johnsbury last Monday.
Miss Waterman, teacher OF the village
school. went to her home in Pompsnoosuc
last Friday.
James Stacey raised his new barn floor
last Thursday. II is to be large barn with
modern improvements
Several farmers here have recently pur-
chased milk sepsrators for private use.
Hiram George, for many years resident
of Vershire, has recently had shock and
was very low when last heard from. His
Children's Day is to be observed at the
Congregational church next Sunday, COM
mencing at one o'clock in the afternoon in
stead of the usual hour OF service. All are
cordial invited to attend.
A son Of Mr.. Vancor has moved into town
and will occupy the tenement near his faith
er's.
Warren Vancor had the misfortune to cut
his foot quite badly few days ago.
ID NuoII ;,,k g. 1o- loo
week.
Elder Beckwith OF Springfield, a former
pastor here, was in town TO attend the Adj
vent conference and preached a powerful
sermon Sunday morning.
Waitsfield
The Ladies' Aid society will meet AZ the
church parlors Wednesday afternoon, June
u. Mrs. It. A. Bragg and Mrs. James Me-
Laughlin will be hostesses, and invite you
all to supper at the church ut $50 P. NJ.
Children's day will be observed at the
Methodist church July instead OF the usual
Ia