The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-10-29
EAST BROOKFIELD.

| sun IcJuIHcu lIOln DOSJol ldSJ week.
A. N. Wheatley has rented w. II
| Sprague's tenement and moved into i
last week.
The ladies' society held sociabIe will
, Mrs. Matilda Hovey last week Thursday
Mrs. c. w. Clark visited her daughter
Mrs. DR.. Wakefield, in Montpelier last
week.
Fred Hall has finished work for j. Z
Ward and gone to his home in South
Barre.
Z. G. Harrington lost horse the first
of the week.
Charles Hixson is working for DR.. II.
L. Newell of East Randolph for short
time.
CALAIS.
Albert Pike and BERTHE Celley re-
turned from Boston last Friday after
a ten days trip.
Mrs. May Wright of Springfield Wis
tied at A. and e. A. Morris recently.
f. w. Ainsworth of Boston was at r.
T. Lamphere's for two days last week.
Blanche Burnap and Ruby Harvey
vicinity last week.
ID. B. Kent was in town Sunday.
There is to be a whist party and
dance Mt the G.. A. r. hall at North
Calais Friday evening, October 81.
Miss Mabel Kent from the Randolph
Normal school and Mrs. Rufus Rob-
inSon of Montpelier were at George
Kent's for a short visit recently.
Oramel Dodge of Hardwicl, who
unfortunately is the owner of house
and lot adjoining the school house yard
at Maple Corner, was in town last
Thursday, and while he might have
had some reason to find fault with
some overt acts committed by some Of
the boys-for which they are to make
everything good-the coarse talk and
abuse of teachers and people not con-
cerned in the affair at all, are not to
be tolerated by any decent community.
WATERBURY,.
The place of Elmer Kerrars at the
True Manufacturing Company has
been taken by Mr.. Torrey.
LuthersDavis is able to be out again
after his recent illness.
George Campbell has finished work
for II. ID. Brown and has commenced
work as attendant at the hospital.
Louis Devoid and Lulu Baker were
united in marriage, Saturday at the
brides home ON Main street.
William Ayers son of Orvis Ayers,
and now of Palmer, Mass, is visiting
his father at the Center.
EAST ROXBURY.
DR.. Thomas of Monkton accompanied
Rev. N. NJ. Shaw here Sunday.
f. f. Davis is away for few weeks
visiting re atives in Lebanon.
Frank Duraway visited the capital Sat
urday.
Ethel Wardner of Brookfeld wa, in
town Sunday
Miss Cecle NJ. Buck was in Montpelier
Saturday.
While Jones Steele was driving into
the old grist mill shed at South North
field last Saturday the floor suddenly
gave way, letting both horses down, cut
ing one and badly tanning the other
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Williams and
Sunday at Bert Williams
Clarence Stearns of Chelsea was in
town Tuesday.
c. f. Blanchard and E. E. Howe were
in Montpelier Tuesday.
Mrs. C. +. Blanchard and Mrs. George
Wardner were in Wllliamstown on We'd
nesday, visiting Mrs. Leon Dirty.
Arthur Bryant of West Berlin was in
town Tuesday.
Miss Addie Ladd returned on Wednes-
day to her work in Roxbury.
Mrs. f. f. Ellis of Brookfield visited
friends in town Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Wake field of Rox-
bury attended services here Su uday.
Mr.. and MIS- O. Boyce went Saturday
to Warren where he had an opportunity
to preach.
Martin Flint was in town Thursday.
Mr. and John Buzzell were in North
field Thursday.
George Wardner is fixing his barn,
Charles Williams and son doing the work
During the heavy thunder storm last
Sunday night Mrs. W. .. Pride was
driving through the Gulf when the horse
became frightened and threw her out
Fortunately she was not hurt and no Sc
rious damage was done.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher of Brookfeld
were at j. j. Steele's on Friday.
Mrs. L. G.. Kidder returned on Sunday
from her visit to her sons i'll Northfield.
Sadie Markham assisted Mrs. n. W.
Cady with her work last week.
Hugh Thresher's teams from North
field were in town last week Wednes-
day, drawing wood.
Leslie Miller is stopping at Charlie
Blanchard's and will soon open his
paint shop.
Mrs. H. A. Fletcher was guest at
Jones Steele's last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl Clough are work
ing for Lu Peck.
Mrs. Carl Wakefield and Mrs. Laduo
from Braintree were in town last
week canvassing for holiday books.
Harley Ward expects to go to the
soldiers home in Bennington this
week.