The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-10-15
MORETOWN.

his parents ON Sunday.
NJ. II. Griffith and wife, also p. Z.
Griffith and wife, visited in Worcester for
several days las; week.
The Ladies' Missionary society met at
the home of Mrs. H. o Ward last Friday
afternoon and remained to tea.
Mrs. Addie Phillips millinery opening
of trimmed and untrimmed millinery at
her parlors over II. o. Wards store next
Friday and Saturd ~. All are invited to
give her call.
PETIT Griffith and wife visited in Water
bury Sunday, at the home of Bert Newton.
j. b. Bidgood aud wife visited in Water
bury Sunday, also j. w. Taylor and
family.
Nellie Griffin is at work at Birney
| Griffith's
Mrs. II. Palmer and daughter Elda
were in Waterbury one day last week.
r.. A. Griffith of Montpelier cam, to
town Saturday to take Mrs. Jackman,
who is i'll, to her daughters in Montpelier
Olive Freeman has gone into Mrs.
Addie Phillips millinery arIors to assist
as an apprentice.
Viva, little daughter of Ray Atkins, is ill.,
George Dale of Waterbury was iu town
a few days last week.
Ed Dana is able to be out, after having
had at attack of measles.
Lawyer +. A. Heath was in Montpelier
Friday.
Leon Palmer, wife and son visited in
Waterbury Saturday.
+ l.. Whitcomb called on friends in
town Sunday.
William Strong of Waterbury was in
town Friday.
Several couples of our young people at
tended the glass blowers entertainment at
Waitsfeld Saturday night.
John Kingsbury commenced work for
l.. Wilcox last week Monday.
Ed Guyette and sister Mary of Loon
Lake, N. Y, visited Curtis, his brother,
the past week
Mrs. p +. Griffith and Mrs. Jason Hill
went on Tuesday to Bondvlle to see Mrs.
WILDER Hill, who will be pleasantly re-
membered as Agnes Paul and who is now
in very poor health.
TOPSHAM.
James Rogers went to Barre last week
on business.
Iva Brooks of Montgomery is stopping
with her sister, Mrs. X. a. Wiley for the
winter.
Rev. ]. A. McClelland went to New
York last Monday to assist Rev. DR..
Steele with his communion service. He
will be gone over Sunday, consequently
there will be no preaching service. Sun
day school as usual.
G. w. Bagley of West Topsham was in
town working for James Rogers few
days last week.
B. f. Andrews is preparing the winter
road to draw their lumber as soon as sled
ding is ready. They expect to start their
mill in the spring, and they have hired
place, in the village, of James WEIGH,
where they will set it We are glad to
welcome all such business enterprises to
our town.
Our excursionists who went to Wash
ington, ID. c., returned home last week
with good report.
| Z. A. Hood went to Groton last week
William Rogers was in town few days
last week visiting his parents, Mr.. aud
Mrs. James Rogers.
Mrs. G. l.. Buchanan is about the same
at this writing
Your correspondent received small
box of Strawberries last Thursday, picked
by George Merritt Wednesday, Oct. 8, in
his pasture. Something rather remarkable
for this time of year. Whether the snow
has just gone and this is the first crop the
writer can't tell.
This is time of much sickness in our
village.
Quite number went from here on the
excursion to Boston last Tuesday on the
Montpelier & Wells River Railroad.
EAST BROOKFIELD.
Charles A. Hixson returned last week
from short visit to Boston and Lynn,
Mass.
Mrs. Aroline Sprague of East Ran
dolph is visiting the family of E. A.
Sprague.
Fred r. Edwards has finished work for
Charles A. Bigelow.
Mrs. Fannie Coats of Essex Junction is
visiting her son, E. H. Kinney at E. G.
Harrington's.
Mr.. and Mrs. White of Hartford were
guests of Mrs. Matilda Hovey last week.
Mrs. ID. A. Whitney entertained as
guests last week two aunts and cousin
from New Hampshire.
j. B. Brockway and wife, Mrs. Charles
Sivright of Williamstown and DR.. and
Mrs l.. c. Wakefield of Montpelier were
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs c. w. Clark last
Saturday.
Photographer Bosworth of Williams
town was in town last week and among
the views he took was one of the hand
some monument set by Drew Daniels of
Waterbury to mark the last resting place
of the late Albert III. Hovey.
SOUTH BARRE.
Miss Jennie Devine of Montpelier
visited at j. M. Wards on Friday.
Mrs A. w. Lane and Mrs r. A.
Lane spent Friday in East Montpelier.
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