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

Me-, few days of last week.
Miss Bertha Davis left last week for
Tarrytownl on the Hudson, to resume her
studies in art and French at the Castle
Mrs. Belinger and little son went Sat
urday to spend Sunday and part of this
week with friends in Boston and vicinity
Mrs. Addie Bigelow went to Bradford
Friday to see her sister, Mrs Fletcher,
who was quite sick at the time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Larrow were in South
Ryegate Thursday to attend the wedding
of their niece, Maude Fuller and George
Steele. They were accompanied by their
daughter, Ida Bell
Dept. S. O. p, Mrs Mary b. Goodwin
and Dept. Aid Mrs Kate ID. Lee were in
St. Johnsbury Tuesday, Sept. 30, attend
ing the Woman's Relief Corps district
convention.
Mrs. Goodwin was in Ryegate last
week to cater for wedding.
Friday, Sept. 26, daughter to Mr..
and Mrs Charles Hosford.
The annual convention of the seventh
district convention, Womans Relief
Corps, was entertained by Col. Preston
Corps Tuesday, Sept. 30 The guests ar
rived on the morning train and were met
at the station by a committee and escort
ed to the hall, for short visit before
going to the church parlors, where dinner
was served at eleven o'clock. At one
o'clock the convention was called to or
der by Mrs. Vincent, corps president and
the work of the ritual exemplifed. Mrs.
Sarah F. Hovey of st. Johnsbury was Wis
iting officer, National aid, Mrs. Nancie
Sawyer and Mrs. NJ. Josephine jenkins,
Dept @. and q. officer of Bradford were
present, also Mrs. Ranney of ST. Johns
bury, member of the executive board.
Beside the Vermont dept. represented,
there were guests from Lisbon and Haver-
hill, the whole number present was over
seventy. After the business session sup
per was served and the guest, departed
on the seven o'clock train.
The diphtheria patients are out again
and no new cases.
AT the social last Friday the library
association Melted SIC.
There will be concert in the church
next Friday evening for the benefit of the
L. A. S. AYpiano for the chnrch is now
in view and the proceeds of the concert
will be used to bring it nearer.
VIII Hunter of Manchester, n. H.,
spent Sunday here with his father.
EAST ROXBURY.
The corn crop seems to be failure in
this part of the State.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Kidder of North
field were guests at w. o. Pride's Satur-
day and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Eastman attended
the funeral of Mrs. Harriet Averill at
South Mortified Wednesday.
A. T. Beaton of South Byegate was at
D. L. Bucks over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. H. Wentworth of
Pennington, n. H., were at George
Wardner's Friday night.
Albert Pride of Randolph was at w.
o. Prides on Thursday.
Alphon Ladd who counted the teams
going past the post-office home from the
fair Wednesday says that from half past
three until half past six 2S4 teams passed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Cady of Randolph
were at n. w. Cady's Tuesday and at
tended the fair on Wednesday.
Forest Fuller caught in a trap large
hawk measuring four feet from tip to tip
and now has it alive.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Boyce and daugh-
ter of Randolph visited relatives in town
last week.
Mrs. E. j. Fuller is quite i'll this week.
John Verge's father from New Hamp-
shire visited him over Sunday.
Carroll Fuller of South Royalton was
at home for short visit last week.
+. o. Allen was in Barre last week.
Ira Wiley has finished work for Henry
Shedd and is in Mortified
Mr.. and Mrs George Bates from Tun-
bridge visited friends in the place last
| week.
A little daughter was welcomed to the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Holden in
| Brookfeld Sept. %.
Miss Mary Woodruff and F. S. Stew
ems who have been boarding at F. E. AL
lens this summer returned to their home
Camsden, n j., last Thursday.
Mrs. Cassidy who has been housekeep
er for Mr.. LaRock through the summer
with her daughter Lilly went to1theil
home in Canada last Thursday.
Harley Wood is to work for o. P
Dudley while Mr.. Dudley takes a car
riage drive to Canada to visit his son. Ht
will be accompanied by Solmon Mile
who will visit his daughter, Mrs. Julii
M. Richie.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Shaw are soon t.
move to Mortified Center to live witt
their son, Prof. E. A. Shaw.
Isiah Verge from New Hampshire was
guest of his son, John Verge recently.
Several volumes were recently added t.
the Sunday-school library, the gift o
Rev. n. M. Shaw.
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Rev. j. +. Wright is expected to preac