The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-05-28
BROOKFIELD.

grading and repairing the ground around
the library building.
BROOKFIELD
About twenty attended the Mary Howe
concert at Randolph last Friday evening
Mrs. Holt of Hardwick recently spent
several days with her son and his family.
Richard Churchill of Berlin was in
town ON business last Saturday
Denslow Herrick has greatly improved
in health and walked to the village one
day last week.
The store building OF the lower end of
the village, owned by DR.. Ellis, is being
improved by the addition of double
decked piazza. Walter ketchum is doing
the work.
Rev. F. T. Rainey of Randolph will de-
liver the Memorial Day address at tue
Second Congregational church.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mason of Ran
dolph recently visited their daughter,
Mrs. Wills.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Benham went to
Barre on business last Friday.
EAST ROXBURY.
Horace Davis of Northfeld and Mrs.
Lovina Allen of Concord, n. H., spent
Sunday at Fred Blanchard's.
Rev. n. M. Shaw preached here on
Sunday. He has an appointment to
preach again June s.
Chester Baker and Miss Ella Mudgett
were married in Montpelier May 10 by
Rev. N. M. Shaw.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Wardner and
Mr.. and Mrs. ID, Hart of Randolph spent
Sunday with Mr., and Mrs. George Ward
ner.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Bancroft of East
Calais have moved to this place and are
living in part of W. o. Pride's house.
Mr.. Bancroft will have charge of the
creamery.
George Dutfany was in Barre last week
to be treated for asthma.
Ed Veo was taken to the insane asylum
at Waterbury last week.
Mrs. Frederic Ruiz has two geese that
have Matched twenty goslins this spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gustave Rntz and daugh.
ter, Matte, We're guests of Frederic
Ruiz recently
The young people of this place attended
surprise party given Chester Baker last
week and were themselves surprised when
he introduced them to his wife, having
been married the day before to Ella, the
fifteen years old daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Mudgetr.
WEST CORINTH.
Roy, the little four years old son Of
Alfred and Jennie Fordham, who was los
on his way to Washington on Sunday
May Is, has not been found, although
people have searched every day III,
people from Washington have apparently
done everything in their power to hell
find the child and had the people from
this town done as well, it would speal
more to their credit. A few have beer
faithful in hunting and several from
Chelsea were on the grounds one or NOR,
days 1t is sad indeed, and sympath,
goes out from people far and near. Scarce
ly has anything happened in this tow
that has caused such sensation as this
Mr.. and Mrs. Fordham have been her,
several days and sought every possible
means to get some clue to the child, but il
vain.
Victor Richardson and son, Horace, o
Barre were here two days last week bu
had poor luck fishing. Harlan Cheney o
Montpelier and Frank Southrick of Eas
Barre were here and went fshinh a shor
time ago and caught large string o
trout.
| IL. Z. Day and Mr.. ODER were in Barr
last week,
Charles Virgins has been drawn a
petit juror to attend the June term o
court at Chelsea.
G. f, Blake went to East Barre las
week. He is to work for f. l.. Sargen
for the summer.
Two sons of w. Blanchard and tw