The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-10-01

| the corn was harvested and in some in
stances it is question which is the heav-
er crop, the corn or the grass with odds
in favor of the grass.
THETFORD.
Gilbert +. Hood has boon in town for a
short time.
Clara Gonlett has gone to North
Hampton to attend school.
Mrs Loder has gone to visit her friends
for few weeks.
Mrs. Fred Carey has gone to visit her
brother, Rev. William Slade.
Eddie Bond has been visiting his broth
er, +. E. Bond.
John Sayre came home to attend the
uneral of his sister, Eliza Sayre.
Mrs. Mary Howard has been quite sick
but is better.
Died in Thetford Sept II Eliza Sayre.
Fune raj on the following Sunday.
A daughter was born recently to Mr..
and Mrs. p M. Moulton.
Jennie Sherman has rented rooms in
Mrs. Colburn's home.
James Morrill, came to see his father
who is very sick, returning on Monday.
MORETOWN.
Mrs. H. o. Ward and Katie Harrington
went to New York on the excursion last
week.
A goodly number of our townspeople
attended the fair at Mortified 1t is re-
ported that one young lady from town lost
gold watch while there.
Mrs Jennie Pierce is in Barre for
few days stay
H. O. Ward has bought the Fordham
place over the river.
Harold Haylett is at work for II. 0.
| Ward.
Mrs. Addie Phillips has returned from
market, where she has been to purchase
her stock of millinery goods. She is to
open her shop in rooms over II. o. Wards
store.
Miss Josie Griffith returned home last
week from a three weeks stay in Boston
and vicinity.
Tom Nerney is preparing to build
house in Barre in the near future.
Miss Ida Murdoch of Boston is visiting
her sister, Mrs. w. n Ward.
NORTHFIELD.
Mrs George w. Smith and Mrs. r.
Clahin of South Barre visited at Mrs.
Pope's last week.
Grant Templeton arrived home last
Monday, after two or three days stay in
Montpelier
j. p. Chase and wife of Everett, Mass,
| y;citinrr ~, tnw,, FOR q -Four dave
F. H Pierce of New York and James
f. McGrath of Boston were in town on
Sunday
The marriage of F. H. Quinlen and
Miss Mary Clark took place in the Cath
Ole church last Tuesday.
Dr. and Mrs. Early, who were married
two weeks ago, returned from their we'd
ding trip last Friday. They went to Low
ell, Mass, on Tuesday, where he will
practice
Rev. j. p. O'Neil went to Barre last
Sunday, where he conducted services in
the Catholic church in the evening.
Prof. C. w. Emerson of the Emerson
School of Oratory, Boston, delivered a
lecture before the young people of the
Universalist church last Sunday evening
His subject was ''The Promise of Youth. I"
Miss Blalock of Atlanta, Georgia, also
made few remarks on the same subject.
Mrs. Wall of South Royalton has been
visiting her brother, W. a. Blake, for a
few days.
Mrs. C. w. Emerson and Miss Blalock
leave for Boston Wednesday.
Miss Margaret Holland is expected
home soon from Westport n. Y, where
she has been spending the summer.
Wilmont Baine of Waltham, Mass, is
visiting friends in town. Mr.. Baine was
formerly employed in the drug store of
Nichols & Sanborn.
Bert Cobleigh went to Burlington Mon
day morning to have an operation per-
formed for appendicitis.
Frank Mckinney, who has been night
operator here for some time past, finished
work last Friday night. His place is
taken by Fl. P. Burnett
M. G. Graham, station and express
agent, expects to finish work in a day OF
two and his place will be supplied by Mr.
Bisnette.
G. F. Thomas went to Montpelier Mon,
day on business.
Emery A. Magoon of Chelsea was il
town last week to attend the fair and visit
friends, returning to his home last Monday
+. w. Taylor of Springfield, Mass
travelling salesman for the celebrated
brands of the Chase & Sanborn teas anC
coffees, was in town Monday. The goods
A are on sale at w. A. Baker.
L. L. Kent, who has been sick for tive
., weeks, is improving, but will not be abl'
l.. to work for a week or two yet.
The work on the Mayo Block is pro
: crossing quite fast now and will be read,
3 for occupancy in about two months.
, FAIRLEE.
e Mrs. c. S. Baldwin is visiting relative
Claremont, n. II.
Mrs. Daniel Long is the guest of MI
and Mrs. w. II. Long
. Mrs. Stratton and Mrs. Stebbins wer
L ~ e Al.