The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-10-22
EAST BROOKFIELD.

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Cyrus Whitney returned from the
Mary Fletcher Hospital at Burlington
last Saturday, much improved in
health.
Seth McNorton left for White River
Junction last Saturday to visit
friends.
Charles r. Angel left for Gaysville
last Friday to visit his mother.
DR.. e. Y. Sprague and wife arrived
from Philadelphia last Saturday after
noon. They stopped over Sunday
with the DOCTORS parents, MI. and
Mrs. John H. Sprague, going to Barre
| Monday morning. They will COM
mence housekeeping in that city in
| the near future.
DANVILuE.
Mrs. Maurice F. Pilgrim was called
to New York last week on account of
the serious illness of her husband,
| DR.. NJ. f. Pilgrim, who has since
died of pneumonia. The remains will
| be brought here for burial.
Mrs. Lou A. Bailey and daughter of
| Yarmouth are visiting at j. e. Nor
| ris'.
f. b. Ainsworth visited in Barre
on Sunday.
Town" Representative Frank II.
Clement died Thursday of last week
after an illness of about five months
Mr.. Clement was the son of William
and Mary Hill Clement and was born
in Danville in 1865. He was married
to Carrie Clark of Danville, November
8, 1858. Soon after their marriage
they moved on to farm near ST.
Johnsbury Center. About eight years
ago he returned to the Clement farm
in Danville where he has since resid
ed. Mr.. Clement had held many
offices of trust. While living at St.
| Johnsbary he served as one of the
| listers and soon after his return to
| Danville was elected selectman and
held that Office several years. Mr..
Clement was always one of the most
pronounced of temperance men and
was elected town Representative on
that issue in 1902, and faithfully
served that cause in the Legislature
and the time intervening between
that and the referendum. About five
months ago he suffered a shock of
very severe heart difficulty, caused
his late residence Oh Saturday, Rev.
Edward Z. Fairbanks officiating, as
sisted by Mr.. Barnes of the South
church, st. Johnsbury, and Rev. Mr.,
Meacham of Passumpsic. His wife
and one daughter survive him.
Mrs Leonard Goss, former resi-.
dent of Danvllle. died at her home il
Walden on Sunday, October IL, after
L.. -,
st. Johnsbury February "a, 1881, the
/ Nutting, and lived in st. Jobusbury
till she was eleven years old, coming
to Danville with her parents in 1892
where she lived until August of last
year. At that time she was married tt
Mr.. Goss and went to Walden where
she has since made her home. She
received her education in the Unioi
schools at st. Johnsbury and later a
St. Johnsbury Academy and sht
taught several terms in Danville
Cabot and Middlesex The Iunera
was held on Tuesday morning at til,
Congregational church. Rev. c.. H
Cummings officiated, assisted by Rev
Mr.. Atkinson of Walden. Singing wa
furnished by the ladies quartet of tn,
Congregational church and Miss Ethe
Abbott sang, Come Unto Me-, b.
Handel.
Rev. Joseph Hamilton and Mr.. ant
Mrs. j. Il. Tinker are in Burlington
this week attending the State Sunda,
school convention.
Mrs. Charles Morse and Mrs. A. @
Mclean are visiting Mrs. E. X. Hill
at Greensboro
Mrs. PAMELA (Morrill) Cutler o
Lawrence, Mass, former resiuen
of Danville, died recently and ha
left the Methodist church 500.
Mrs. G. f. Libbey, Mrs. Aarol
Wesson, Mrs. Silas Bowe, Miss Ann
Rowe, Isaac Colby and Miss Nelli
Colby are in Boston for the ten day
of the excursion.
Mrs. Marshal Morse has disposed O
her farm to Charles Luce of DanvIll
and he will take possession NovemDe
l..
Miss Hattie Choate has been visit
ing Mrs. Elsie Merrill at Peacham TO
week.
Mrs. John Wildgoose of Barre spen
last week with her sister, Mrs S. Q
Ourrier
! Rev. G. H. Cummings has returne
from Springfield, Mass, where he AT
tended the meeting OF the A. b. O.
M.
The students of Phillips Academ
will hold promenade concert, Octot
RI 81 the tOwp hall