The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-05-14

Verge over Sunday.
DR.. Hurley of Mortified was a guest
of Bert f. Allen Tuesday.
Mrs. Mary Bruce of Norwich, Conn.
and Mrs. Ada Bruce of Randolph, Wis
tied Mrs. John Verge Saturday and
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wardner met
with an accident Sunday morning,
while driving on the Gulf road. The
horse became frightened at bicycle
and backed them off a high embank-
ment the horse also going over the
bank. They escaped with severe
bruises and a badly damaged carriage
Messrs Smith and Fisher of North
field have been putting in cold stor-
age room at the creamery.
b. f. Allen expects to go to st. AL
bans this week to practice in the den
tai parlors of DR.. Campbell
Services at the school house were
well attended. A preaching sci vice
will be held again a week from Sun
day.
DR.. L. b. Allen of Post Mills, visit
ed his parents. Mr. and Mrs. f. o.
Allen, last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Twiss are work
ing for Fred Blanchard.
Jones Steele has purchased a new
Empire separator with butter maker
and churn from an agent in Williams
town.
Mrs. N. M. Shaw and daughter,
May, from Montpelier, joined her hus-
band here last Thursday.
Harley Ward has received an in
crease of 80 a month pension with
small amount of back pay.
NORTH MONTPELIER
Mrs. o. X. Hollister has returned
to Barre, after making a weeks visit
at her home
Leon Luther of Lawrence, Mass.
and Miss M. Bradford of Barre, spent
Thursday at W. G.. Nye's.
Elmer Davis and Elmer Kelley re-
turned from Boston last Thursday.
Mrs. Manson Fayette and family left
here Friday morning to return to her
old home at Chazy, N. Y.
Ephraim Pray, Jr., is improving
but is still confined to the house.
Miss Nellie Conway returned to her
work in the mill last Thursday, after
an absence of nearly ten months
Miss Ethel Walston of Talcott, spent
a few days with Bess Butterfield last
week.
Irwin Potter of Barre spent Sunday
at George Kelton's.
Mr. and Mrs. Clement Lawless of
Shady Rill, we're in this place on
Sunday.
Mrs. Truman Kelton is failing.
Miss Gerty Rich is keeping house
for Lee Wiley.
Orrin Ray and wife are the parents
of a little daughter.
Mrs. Grant is reported to have sold
her farm, to N. d. Rice and o. A.
Briggs
The village school, taught by Miss
Hannah Hanlon, has an unusually
large attendance this summer, having
thirty nine scholars.
The verd antique quarry has resum-
ed operations, several men being now
at work.
The death of old Mrs. Jacobs, moth
er of Godfrey Jacobs, occurred last
week. The burial was in the Catholic
DIT MIS, JdCODS
had been almost helpless for several
years.
Marshall Chaffee died last week,
after a long illness from a complica-
tion of diseases Funeral services
were held on Sunday. DR.. w. S. Ha-
zen of Northfield, officiating. Mr.,
Chaffee leaves a wife, four sons and
son and daughter by his first wife
Albert Bean and wife are visiting
his mother, Mrs. S. p. Bean.
ROXBURY.
Frank Merrill of California, and
Leon Young and wife, recently visit
ed at George Young's.
Frank Shaw is moving to Barre.
Mrs. N. D. Rice is i'll with the grip.
Miss Brokaw preached for Mr..
| Streeter in Warren on Sunday.
A dance was held at the town hall
on Friday night.
Frank Brown is suffering from in.
| fiammation of the eyes.
The trustees of the cemetery associ
alton have been filling in dirt and
leveling the new part of the cemetery
considerably improving its appearance
| DR.. Ellis of Brookfeld, formerly Of
this place, is reported quite i'll witt
fever
SOUTH BARRE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lemuel Hutchens are
the happy parents of boy born OF
Saturday last
J. E. Ward and Clarence Wood wer,
in Brookfield on Sunday.
FMr John Shores, who injured hi
hand recently, is in Montreal, p. Q.
with his brother.
Mr.. and Mrs Aaron Bancroft o
Montpelier visited at X. A. Lanes oil
Tuesday of last week.
Mr.. Scarlet spoke in Unity hall Oh
the evening of May 6.
Clark Sanders was at Elmer San
ders' last week.
ORANGE.
Mrs. Rachel Preston is i'll as, also
Mrs. III. R. Whitcomb who has com
plication of diseases.
Charles Johnson jammed his fin
gers while working for r. P. Lor
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