The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-12-10
EAST ROXRRY

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w. O. Pride and e. e. Howe were
in Montpelier on Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Bancroft were in
Bar e, Thursday
Mrs. Luther Blanchard, Miss Dora
Martin and little Ruth Perno were
among the sick last week.
Nathan Clark is i'll with what is
thought to be scarlet fever.
representative DR.. Thomas OF
Monkton was here this week, with
Rev. n. M. Shaw.
Winnie Foss returned this week
from her schools in ouncook, N. ii.
e. e. Bowman of West Brookfield
was i'll town collecting taxes Oh Fri
day.
Mr.. LaRock of West Broo1field has
hired MIR and Mrs. Frank Bickford of
South Mortified to carry on his farm
the coming year. They took posses
sion last Wednesday.
O. j. Thwing of Barre was at ID. L.
Bucks on business Wednesday.
e. E. Howe purchased pair of
horses on Thursday, of Horace Farm
ham III East Montpelier and with
Charlie Blanchard, went for them on
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Mudgett
were called Sunday to attend the fun
eral of John Farnham in Williams
town and Monday to that of Miss
Ella Mudgett i'll Braintree.
Mrs. Jason Freeman has been caring
for Mrs. Ansel Shaw in South North
HnIh l,n ncf 81, h,,,
sick with tonilitis. DR.. Shaw is at
tending her
Peter La Mountain has returned to
his home at Joe Dutfancy's.
George Wardner was in Roxbury in
business Monday.
MARSHFIELD.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Tucker were in
Hardwick on Sunday.
NJ. C.. Idle recently sold his box shop to
{. ID. Smith
X. A. Hoar of Barre and j p. Lamson
of Cabot were iii town Saturday Oh legal
bus.nr-s
Town Treasurer +. e. Pitkin had his
residence wired for electric lights last
week.
Miss Nellie McDanels, who has been
stopping at A. T. Davis for few
weeks, has gone to Barre to wait tables in
the city hotel for "A short time.
Mr. and Mrs Il. s. Hudson returned
last week from tn ir several weeks stay
at the home of their daughter, Mrs. f.
W. Ellis, in Corinth.
Town locals had to give way to Legis-
lative matter III last weeks issue of the
Waterman and II large list of our locals
suffered with the rest of them. They
will be found in this weeks issue under
the head of Deferred Items.
Mrs. ii. G.. Swerdfeger and Miss Ber-
tina Swcrdteger started on Monday for
Take Helen, Fla, where they are to
spend the winter. Simeon SMerdfcger
accompanied them as far as Boston, VIII, re
they were to take the steamer for the
rest OF the journey.
Rev 0. ID. Clapp was called to Will
Jamestown to preach Il funeral sermon
Sunday. On this account there was
no morning service at the Methodist
church ON Sunday and the Temperance SER
vice which was to be held at that time
was postponed one week.
The following resolutions were adopted
at tue annua, meeting OF the Ladies
Union of the Universe list church " here
es, our loving Father il, His infinite
vision and goodness has seen fit to call
from this lite to the home above, Mrs.
Hannah Edison, one of the Oldest and
most devoted members of our Union;
f,,a h., - Il
ure III our heats the memory of her
hepfulness and her prayers and the many
kind words and deeds of our departed
comrade. Resolved, That this Union ex-
tend their heartfelt sympathy and tender
regards to the family of the deceased
And also that these resolutions be placed
on the secretary'o book OF this Union and
copy sent to the family of the deceased :.
WORCESTER.
Rev j. Edward Wright will preach
at Putnamsville on Sunday at 2:l5.
Every boy should have an Ginger
soil Dollar Watch for an Xmas pres
ent. See Leland advertisement i'll
this issue.
WATTS RIVER.
John Il. Heath of Bradford was
in town Sunday.
Elijah Emery, who has been visiting
in Bradford the past month, has re-
turned to the home of II. a. Chase.
L. II. Chase began her school i'll the
Keenan, district last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ii. A. Chase returned
to their home last week he from Ly-
man. n. H., where he has been gold
mining for the past five months. she
from ehlcopee rails, Mass. where she
has been visiting friends and rela-
tives, it being her old home.
SOUTH CORlNIH.
School commenced last week Monday
Miss Florence Moore teacher
a daughter was born recently to Prof
and Mrs. +. NJ Roscoe in Watt rbury
the first grandchild TO Mr.. and Mrs. w
G. SanboIn of this place,
Henry ard Dana Huntington com
mencrd their lumber jois at Ar,hur Com
stocks last Monday Rufus Hood work.
tor them.