The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-02-19
ROXBURY.

J. Q. Flint of Barre visited in town
last week.
Dwight Howe has moved into the
house he recently purchased from Mr..
Hayes.
1t is reported that W. H. Cady is
soon to move back from Rochester
into the house owned by Mrs. b. A.
Tilden.
West Williams has hired Miss Jenny
Ladd's place and will move there this
spring.
Spencer French has been very i'll as
a result of grip and measles and DR..
L. M. Green has been called to see
him.
Mrs. Clough, who came to visit at
her fathers last week, was taken sud
denly i'll with the grip and is under
the care of DR.. Judkins.
Il. B. Dunsmoor and Miss Lena
Worcester visited friends in Barre last
week.
Mrs. A. l.. Wheeler is suffering from
nervous prostration and her daughter,
Mrs George Edwards, has been stay
ing with her for several days.
John Ellis, who has recently been
treated by DR.. l. M. Green for throat
trouble, and has since been improving
in health, spent the past week in
Barre.
The senior class of the Hartford
high school will give an Old Folks
concert here Friday evening. The
ladies' mite society will meet that
all who wish to attend, and to the
,l,ar Of nrt
1t is now expected that DR.. Otto
Green, son of DR.. l.. M. Green, will
locate here this spring. The character
and skill of the father are sufficient to
make the sons coming welcomed by
our townspeople.
Miss Mabel Fiske was married last
Wednesday to Dudley Waldo of South
Royalton, the ceremony being per-
formed at the BRIDES home by Rev.
Mr.. Boardman. A reception was given
the young couple Saturday evening
which was we'll attended by the many
friends Of the bride. 1t is reported
that Mr.. and Mrs. Waldo are to make
their home in st. Adams.
EAST CABOT.
Mrs. Ella Scribner of North Calais
visited her daughter. Mrs, V. D..
Blake, part of last week.
Ella Wilson of Marshfield visited
her grandfather M, p Hall, few
days recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Chandler were
in st. JOhnsbury one day last week.
Nh. and Mrs. W. ID. Barr have been
visiting relatives i'll Mortified for a
few days.
Lee White has gone to North Calais
to live with S. Daley.
Alvin and John Dunn visited at j.
L. Frye's in Danville last Sunday.
Miss Isabelle Cordiner finished q
successful term of school at South
Cabot last Friday. Those having nc
marks are Wayne Morse, Wesley Hal
aud Harley Hanscom.
A party was held at the home of MI
and Mrs. Hurlbert last Thursday even
ilg About twenty five attended anC
report good time.
MORETOWN.
A. E. Batchelder of Barre and Franz
Whitney of Worcester were in tow
on business Wednesday.
Qult6 uuulDeT duG6uueu tilt ulds
querade at Waitsfield, Wednesday eve
ming.
Ed Palmer visited his parents OIL
Sunday.
The officers of the |. o. G.. T. TO
the ensuing quarter are 9. T., Martil
Mobbs; P. O. T., Curtis Guyette; V
T., Addie Freeman; c., Mrs. Martil
Mobbs; NJ, John Flanagan; ID. M.
Emma Royce; Sec, Maud Johnson
{ Asst Sec, Lulu Sleeper; f. Sec.
Charles Goss; Treas, Herbie Austin
Sent. Irwin Henson; guard, Waite
Wilcox; S. j. T., Josie Buckley.
PETIT Griffith and wife went to Barr
Q on Friday to visit A. e. Batcheldei
| returning home Sunday evening.
Mrs. f. II. Sawyer is ILL.,
. Ray Atkins and family visited
: Fayston on Sunday.
Will Fisher and wife of Faysto
called on Mrs. #, II. Sawyer, Sunda.
q Fred Kelly is at work for II.
n Ward.
Frank Atkins little son is i'll agail
Mabel Atkins, who has been at hon
for two weeks, has returned to h
work in Waitsfield.