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

Wednesday and Thursday.
Charles Austin was in Peacham last
Saturday.
Miss Minnie Swami is ill with tom
silitis at Mr.. Mears' at Marshfield.
Her mother was with her the first of
the week.
CHELSEA.
Mrs. Mary Colby Waterson of Low
ell, Mass a sister OF Mrs. w. H.
Bngbee and we'll known here, died
Sept. 81 of typhoid fever, aged forty
eight.
Charles Ii. Emerson, a native of this
town and a brother of Mrs. O. W. Da-
Wis of South Washington, died sudden
ly of heart disease at his home at West
Lebanon, N. H., Oct. 8, at the age of
sixty-seven. He had been for some
years road commissioner of the town
of Lebanon.
II. A. Kingsbury, who has been liv-
ing at West Fairlee since he bought
the Thetford stage route, is to have an
auction of stock, hay, and farming
tools at his farm on the West Hill
next Monday.
Nashua, n. III.
Mrs. w. E. Allen is absent on a
visit of some length to her relatives
in Rhode Island.
Mrs. Ellen M. Scales and daughter
are visiting in Windsor and elsewhere.
Herbert r. Kennedy of Bridgeport,
Conn.,, is here OH visit of some three
weeks to his parents and brother.
Joseph Bennett from New Haven,
Conn, wood worker and carriage
painter, has entered the employ of e.
h. Kennedy.
Leonie M. Thorne is working in j.
A. r. Corwin's family.
Nellie E. Bixby went to Barre on
Saturday for visit
Emma L. Darling of Boston has been
visiting her family here for few
days, returning on Monday.
On Wednesday evening of next week
the ladies of the Congregational
church will serve a hash supper at the
vestry between five and seven O'Clock.
This will be preceded by a ladies'
social for sewing in the afternoon and
brief entertainment by the little
folks for everybody at 80.
W. P. Townsend lost his horse by
disease last week.
Byron Berry and his daughter Ber-
tina, went to Boston on Saturday to
visit relatives.
NJ. A. Carpenter lost valuable
COW last week.
Mrs. &. l.. Stow has been visiting
her son in Bethel.
SOUTH DUXBURY.
Rev. l. T. Johnson of Johns on spoke
here in the church on Sunday after.
noon.
Rev. O. B. Wells is attending the
preachers meeting. Mrs. Wells is
visiting her parents in Bakersfield.
The ladies' aid will meet with Mrs.
Herbert Ward, Wednesday afternoon
and evening.
Joseph Gotta and wife have finished
work for H. Ward.
Walter Turner is visiting friends il
New Hampshire and Boston, Mass.
Charles Porter has gone to Lynn,
Mass, to live with his brother, Les
ter
| F.. o. Ward has bought the Charles
Corliss farm and rented the same tt
Elmer Farnsworth.
The remains of Henry Phillips Of
Montpelier were brought here fol
burial last Tuesday. The services
were held in the church, Rev. Mr.
Kellogg officiating.
DR.. Roy Ward and wife called OF
Herbert Ward and wife on Monday.
Mrs. Albert Phillips is in quite poo
health.
Warren Murray has improved hi
mill property by putting in a new
dam.
WEST BERLIN.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Reyes, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Adams went on the ex
cursion to Montreal this week.
Mary tombstone is quite sick.
e. T. Raymond goes to Minnesot
this week. He expects to remain
about a month to set up vault from
the Davis Bros. shed.
Robert Gilpin is working in tn
stone shed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Clough C
Washington visited their daughter
Mrs. O. l.. Slack on, Saturday.
Services at the Methodist ohuro
will be at 2p. m. The presiding eide
will be. present.
Miss Bertha Cummings of Shad
Rill spent Saturday and Sunday wit
Miss Ida Oelley.
Miss Helen Drew is stopping a
George Ohase's.
Jimmie Henry Is at his brothe
Mikes to stay through the winter.