The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-01-21
EAST ROXBURY.

recently.
There was surprise party last
Tuesday night at the home of Orlando
Thayer, in honor of the birthday OF
their son, Carl Thayer.
f. e. Howe and Joe Duffany were
in Montpelier last Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. James Steele attended
the farmers meeting at West Brook
| field last week.
Bert Allen, who has been i'll with
diphtheria at Baltimore, Md, is con-
valescent.
Alphonzo Ladd was in Montpelier
last Saturday. Miss Addie Laid, who
is working in Mortified, accompanied
! him home.
Elroy Fuller moved last week into
the tenemnnt recently vacated by
Charlie Blanchard.
! Robert Bickford has moved to the
L. A. Rich farm with his son, Frank
Mrs w. o. Pride has been suffering
with another attack of erysipelas.
Master Guy Mudgett entertained a
number of his young friends at birth
day party, Wednesday night. Games
were played, refreshments served and
a delightful time reported by all pres
ent.
j. j. Duffany underwent painful
| but successful operation last Wednes
day, having a polypus removed from
his nose by DR.. Morrow of Randolph.
Miss Addie Ladd of Northfield was
at home over Sunday.
Alphonso Ladd was in Montpelier
on business, Saturday, Rev. n. M.
Shaw raturniny homo with him
John b. Houston of Mortified called
on friends in town, Sunday.
Miss Wilson of Barre spent last week
with her sister, Mrs Guy Bancroft
Mrs. Emma Robar has been ill the
past week, threatened with pneumonia.
Bert f. Allen is reported as rapidly
recovering from his attack of diph-
iberia.
Clarence Mudgett and daughter,
Mrs. G. j. Baker, were in Randolph,
| Wednesday
Hattie Kidder was at home, Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G.. Kidder were in
| Mortified, Sunday.
Ruby and kuth Wardner have been
out of school the past week on ac-
count of illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j Fuller have
moved into l.. W. Blanchard tene-
ment
! Mrs. Chamberlin was at l.. G..
Kidder's last week.
Martin Flint of Braintree was i'll
| town, Wednesday.
Harley Ward, from the Soldiers
Home in Bennington, is visiting in
! town.
| Frank Bickford's father and mother
are making their home with him this
winter.
| Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Steele and G.. w.
Webster attended the farmers meeting
in Braintree, Thursday.
Miss l.. j. Webster returned to her
school in birmingham, Mass, last
week.
John Verge has been at work in
Mortified for his brother, Syrel Verge.
business, Tuesday.
' Willie Sheehan is staying at Mr..
Robar's and attending school.
Jennie Duffaney is in very poor
health.
STAMFORD.
There were three marriages, eleven
births and six deaths in town last
year, snot including two still births
N. f. Morrill, of Chicago, who has
been visiting his aunts, the Misses
Pierce, left for his home Monday, stop.
ping while ON his return in New
York city.
Mrs. M. A. Hatch went to Lexing-
ton, Mass, last week and will pass
the remainder of the winter there
with her son, William M.
William r. Sanborn and wife and
his mother, Mrs. Julia SanbOrn, whose
home is in Greenfield, Mass, are at
Southern Pines, N. c., for the winter.
John X. Kendall has lost four valu-
able horses within few months by
CHAMBERS.
Many changes in real estate have re.
Gently been made in town: William
H. Camberlin has sold his large farm
to Hiram B. Ward and his son, Romeo
has bargained for the Ward farm
John X. Kendall has conveyed the
Hewes farm at South Stratford tC
Charles H. Brown and will move bach
to this village in the spring. Q. l..
Clark has sold out to John H. Preston
and has bought the George FL. Ken
dali farm. In all these cases posses
sion is to be given April l. William
H. Slack and Henry A. Clark of Chel-
sea have purchased d. X. Whites
hill farm, the Shores brothers o.
Thornton, N. H., have bought Franz
Preston's fam and Mr.. Preston hal
bought Heber ests-Mr. West ant
family removing to Chelsea. A. X
Kittredge has sold the Livermor'
farm to .. III. and B. H. Lamb of Tibet
ford, the heirs of r. A. Hatch convey
the bedstead shop property and farm
in Vershire to S. B. Buell. and Mrs
f. S. Hewes has sold the valuable Per
kins land to Curtis S. Barrett.
CABOT.
Quite number of our townspeopl'
are suffering from severe colds ant
grip.
At the meeting of the board of civil
authority held last Saturday tw'
names were added to the check list