The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-09-24
EAST ROXBURY.

JOnn LduQ Is WORKING WlUll II. ".
Allen, helping fill silos.
Ethel Wardner has finished work in
Northfield and is at George Ward
ner's.
Miss Mary Woodruff and f. B.
Stevens spent Monday at Berlin pond.
Frank E. Duraway has fruit and
soda stand on the fair grounds at
Mortified.
One of f. E. Aliens work horses
was badly cut on the barbed wire
fence last week. Mr.. Clark of North
field was called to dress the wounds.
Miss Mary Woodruff and +. B.
Stevens, who have been boarding this
summer at F. +. Aliens, are to re-
den, N. ].
Mrs. Clarence MIDGET and Mrs.
Chester Baker were i'll Brookfield on
business Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Jones Steele spent
Sunday in East Booktield.
Hazel Verge Ruby Warden, Ruth
Pope, Earl Pride and Eugene Fuller
have been sick few days with what
seems a Prevailing distemper.
Miss Hattie Kidder was at home
from Roxbury over Sunday.
NJ F. Cram of Roxbury was in
town on business, Tuesday.
L. G. Kidder was III Northfeld
Sunday.
Mrs. Martha Farnham entertained
her brother, Mr.. Benedict, of Will
Jamestown and nieces, Mrs. Griffin and
Mrs Colby, of Burlington, last Thurs
day.
Quite a number from this place are
planning too take exhibits to the
Mortified fair.
Mr.. and Mrs Joel Peary and grand
daughter Ruth Boyce Peavy, visited
from Monday until Wednesday at n.
W. Cady's.
The blue heron shot here last week
by George Wardner was sent to Miss
Lillian Buck in Bethel to be mounted.
Tim Blanchard of Williamstown
visited at Fred Blanchard last week.
Mrs. Mary Gould and sister of
| Gouldsville visited Mrs. L. A. East
m an Thursday.
Creamery patrons received 20 cents
for August butter.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. L. Eastman of
Northfield and Mr. and Mrs. L. Bates
from Moretown were at Leroy East
mans last week.
G. W. Flagg from Braintree was in
town last week. He has tame wolf
or as he is called in the West coyote
which he brought from Nebraska.
He will have him ON exhibition at the
Mortified fair this week.
The game ping pong has at last
struck our town and some of the
young people have gone wild over it,
Surgeon John Stone, who has been
in the Philippines for a number of
years, returned home last week.
Jacob Shaw has leased his farm for
term of five years to Mr.. and Mrs.
him the past season and gone to New
Jersey where he is to teach.
ROXBURY.
Mildred Young of Bellows Falls is visit
ing relatives in town.
Mrs Robbins of Montpelier was the
guest of Mrs. j. NJ Dana last week
Miss Nina Brown has been in Montpe
lier for few days.
WO ltdlllS Ittu lulO tdCH OtHtr ou gun
day evening through some miscalculatiol
of the driver and the darkness of our vii
lage street. No harm was done, however
except some damage to a harness and {
little excitement of the occupants of tn,
buggies.
DIR. L. NJ. Greene was called twice las
week to see Mrs. Ed. York, who is though
to be suffering from a somewhat unusua
form of typhoid fever. She is cared fo
by trained nurse from Burlington ant
has improved slightly during the pas
week.
Rev. w. f. Bissell spoke here Sunday
and is expected to remain for anothe
week.
j. NJ. Bell has sold his meat market t
Frank Chase, who expects to run the bust
ness here for the future.
1t lis reported that DIR. Fletcher ha
sold the hotel to Mr. West of Randolph
and that the doctor will leave town a
soon as the writings arc made out an
, possession given.
I | Ado N;ohnls patuvnad In Mnuda