The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-04-02
WOODBURY..

Leo Emery has juvenile boarder.
Mother and child are doing well.
G. w. Foster & Son closed up the sugar
season on last Wednesday, with over half
ton to their credit.
1t is reported that Warren Liberty, who
recently worked on the lower quarry here,
has lost one of his legs, from an accident
at quarry where he was working in New
Hampshire.
Fred Buchanan drove to Morrisville
last Thursday on business for M. f. Fos-
ter.
Norman Buchanan has closed his en-
gagement with G. w. Foster and gone to
work for Allen Ainsworth, who is opening
a new quarry on the Holton place.
The town authorities will take posses
sion of the farm they recently purchased
for poor farm on next Monday, April Z.
ROXBURY.
Grin Flint, who has been ill for some
time, is reported as somewhat more COM
Portable.
Miss Lura Worcester is visiting friends
in Barre and Montpelier.
Carl Richmond of Mortified and George
Young of this place, commissioner, on the
estate of Mrs. Julia Durkee, met to APP
praise the property last week. The ex-
ecutor of the will was also in town and is
reported to have sold Mrs. Durkee's
house to Daniel Worcester of Montpelier,
for eleven hundred dollars.
Miss Brokaw, one of the ladies sent out
by the missionary society, arrived here
last week, and will supply the pulpit for
the present.
Mrs. Emmons Howe and son have been
visiting at Dwight Howes.
EAST ORANGE.
Mabel Hutchinson is at home from Brad
ford high school for weeks vacation.
Mr.. Downing of Washington has been
visiting his daughter, Frances, at Mrs
Julia Hutchinsons.
Pearl Dow is in town doing several job
of saving wood.
News was received Saturday Afternoon
of the death of Mrs. Enoch Smith, better
known as "Aunt judy" at the home of he
daughter, Mrs. o. c. Johnson, in Lowell
Mass. The greater part of her life wa
spent in this town but for the past 81,
years she had lived with her daughter
She had been quite feeble for some time
but lived to good old age. The remain
were brought here for interment Tuesday
Ectus Tromblee cut bis foot quite ser
iously while splitting wood.
Mr.. Tillotson fell Sunday morning il
Turing one arm and received quite shal
ing up, but we trust it may not prove
serious accident
EAST ROXBURY.
Mrs. Elroy Fuller has sheep whic
d gave birth to four lambs, the con
n bined weight of which was fourtee
n pounds.
v A representative of the firm of Bel
=. ton, Conerly & Co., Faneuil Hall ma
- ket, Boston, Mass. was in town La
;, week to buy the creamery butter.
e Carl Thayer is to work for Orland
!; Ralph this summer, commencing VOL
al this week.
r. Mrs. Alphonso Ladd is convalescir
from an attack of pneumonia.
20 Durand Mason from Hardwick w
% at Fred Blanchard's last week.
20 Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Davis of Mort
- field were in town over Sunday.
~ Eli Fletcher of New York, was &
nc guest of his sister, Mrs. Jones Ste'
on Tuesday.
Mrs Della Gowdy of Mortified
l. the guest of her cousin, Mrs. l..
Eastman.
Mr.. and Mrs w. o. Pride visit
IS. in South Royalton two days last wee
Miss Ellen Meade of Mortified
! been sewing for Mrs. Foss the p'
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Davis and t.
raj children of Worcester, Mass, are v
|, iting at Fred Blanchard's.
.. Mrs A. Ladd thinks she is the fl
mt in the place to have greens VIII
were picked and cooked for her \
. day. March 28.
the Rev. N. M. Shaw of Montpel
preached here Sunday and has anot
appointment for April ID.