The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-08-20
EAST ROXBURY.


Mrs. w. o. Pride is sick with cry
sipelas and attended by DR. Winch.
Mrs. Henry Alexander nee Abbie
Reilly, and two children of Barre
are spending few days in the place.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. f. Allen, and Mr..
and Mrs. G. " Allen started last
week for their home in the west they
will make several stops on the way to
visit friends
Sidney Miller was in town on Sat
urday
Mrs Will Spooner and little son of
Worcester, Mass. are visiting in
town.
Mrs. j. Verge and Mrs. Ernest
Blanchard were in Randolph last
Thursday.
The afternoon stage to East Roxbury
will run through to Brookiield if
business to amount of 81 a trip is
| obtained
Mrs Celia Hubbard of South
Royalton, visited friends in the place
| recently.
Bert Allen is at home from st.
Adams for few weeks vacation be-
! fore returning to Baltimore to resume
his studies at the dental college.
Winifred Foss went to Alton Bay
the first of the week. where she will
spend several days camping with
! friends,
Lawrence Buck returned to Provi-
| dence on Thursday
Misses Ruby and Ruth Wardaner
visited relatives in Nolthfeld OH
! Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Peavey of
Braintree were gue&s at n. W. Cady's
| last week.
Carlos Preston of Willlamstown was
at Ora Boyco's on Sunday
Mrs. Sarah Freeman who has been
at ORA Boyce's this summer, has gone
to her sons at Groton.
Misses Cecile Buckle, Isabel Pierce
and Mary Westcott, visited Miss Lii!
ian Buck in Brookfeld Tuesday.
Mrs. Henry Alexander and two
children and Mrs. j. p. Emslie and
one child of Barre are visiting their
sister, Mrs, G. f. Blanchard.
Miss Cecile Buck went Thursday
to visit in Thetford, st Johnsbury,
Rygate and other places.
Addie Ladd was at home Sunday
| anu hOuOdS, returning 10 nCT WOIK Ill
West Brookfield on Tuesday.
Isabel Pierce returned home Thurs
day.
WARREN.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rounds of Sherburn
visited their daughter, Mrs. Good
| speed, recently
Alick Downs has finished work for
n. n. Robinson and is moving into
James Pierce's farm house.
Will Varney and wife of Lincoln
visited at S. Banister's last Sunday.
Mrs. Myron Goodspeed is receiving
visit from her sister, Mrs Ladd of
| Waterbury.
Mary Robinson has returned to her
home in Barre, after weeks visit
with relatives here She was accom-
| panied by her aunt, Mrs. H. r. Ken
nedy and her three children.
Mrs. Charles Bidwell of Batavia,
! n. Y, spent a day last week with her
uncle, Godfrey Sumner.
Rollin Bucklin of Worcester, Mass,
| is the guest of his brother and other
relatives for few says.
a daughter was born at Barre, A ug.
8, to Rev. and Mrs w. f. Streeter.
Mrs Mary Golf is ill and is attended
by DR.. Howe of Waitsfeld.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Dimick of Rich
mond spent last week at Darwin
| Dimick's
H. W. Lyford., Dr. Dodge, W. E.
Dana and p Parker attended the
funeral of DR., E. G.. Hooker at
Waterbury on Saturday.
SODOM.
Mrs Mary Blake of North Haver-
! hill, N. H., was here to attend the
Slayton reunion and to look after
business in Montpelier and Plaintield
Russell Collins and his housekeeper,
Miss Ball, have been visiting friends
III Essex county the past week.
Among those who attended the
Slayton reunion last Thursday at
North Calais, from this place, were
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Horn, Mrs. Sarah
Slayton, Mrs.. Henry McLonde and
Clara Bliss.
The base ball boys returned from
Worcester last Saturday with droop-
ing plumes.
Clara Bliss has returned from East
Montpelier where she has been work
ing for Frank Carr during the sum
mer. She came home on account of
the i'll health of her sister, Mrs. McDer-
mid.
Mrs Ivis Tebbitt of Cabot has been
visiting her sister, Mrs f. E. Horr,
Mrs. Tebbitts' friends will be pleas
ed to learn of her improvement in
health since her return from the
Mary Fletcher hospital in May She
speaks in the highest terms of the
treatment and care given at the
hospital
Mr.. and Mrs. William Daley and
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Daley attended
the funeral of their great uncle
George Daley of Barre on Saturday,
Mrs Maurice Ferris is quite i'll
DR., Brown of Worcester was tele-
phoned for on Saturday.
EAST BARRE.
f. Bagley was in Burlington one
day last week to see his children, who
are boarding there fo- the summer