The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-10-15
ROXBURY.

Mrs. Hall is slowly recovering from
her severe illness with pneumonia
Mrs. Fielder Wiley is very. i'll with
heart trouble, and it is intended to
have another doctor to consult with
DR.. Merriam this week.
Rev. Mr.. Boardman and Misses
Esther and May Ellis attended the
State @. E. convention in Barre last
week
Mrs Eunice Wellington has gone to
board at Mr.. Shepard IS, Mr. Board
man at Amos Chases and G. B. Hall
at the hotel since the death of Mrs.
Bean.
A reception was given Charles Wiley
and wife at the vestry Friday evening
and gift of money was presented by
their friends here who so much regret
their leaving this place.
John Ellis has returned to work in
Barre after long period OF disability
from i'll health.
The effects of the late Mrs. Bean
were sold at auction today. Leonard
Bean and wife of Leominster, Mass,
returned to their home, Wednesday.
Leon Ford, Clarence Ellis, and
Homer Andrews returned last week
from work on the gravel team in Con.
necticut.
Miss Newhall of Barre is visiting at
M. H. Richardson's.
Mrs. Frank Mann, who was so ill
last week that DR.. Green was called as
counsel, is able to be out again.
Miss Hanlon is again i'll so that
school is not Keeping
Miss Brokaw, who has been working
in Burke, is paying visit to friends
here before going to church in st.
Johnsbury.
Mrs. J. W. Howe, with Miss Myrta
was in Hardwick last week to organize
a Juvenile Temple.
Miss Eta Snow returned Saturday
from visit to friends in Sharon and
South Randolph.
Mrs Lou Dunsmoor goes to Bur-
lington this week, where her husband
has engaged furnished tenement and
the young couple will begin house
keeping.
EAST CORINTH.
The Jackman Co. are repairing their
boiler room and putting in new
water wheel in their spool factory.
Mrs. Charles Page returned from
Barre, Friday.
E. g. Sawyer was in South Rye
gate Monday.
Rev. n. E. Halves and wife of South
Ryegate were entertained at h. d.
Rowland on Sunday.
Mr.. and Miss Jepson returned to
their home in Medford, Monday.
Mrs. NJ. E. Dickey returned from
her trip to Boston, Montpelier and
Barre on Monday. Mrs. Dickey has
been away several weeks and all are
pleased to welcome her back
The new furnace has been put into
the Union church and the painters
are busy painting the outside. What
about the new committee being slow
now?
NORTH RANDOLPH.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Ainsworth o
Manchester, N. H., visited at G. O
Stanleys on Tuesday.
Mrs. E. Alvord went Monday to tn,
Mary Fletcher Hospital, an operation
being performed on her Wednesday
She is doing as we'll as can be expect
ed.
Mrs. e. A. Fits entertained abou
thirty ladies of of the circle Wednes
day afternoon.
@. S. Hall butchered eleven hogs
Wednesday.
r. O. Poor was with friends il
West Brookfileld the first of the week
II. H. Bean, l.. e. Preston and II
W. Douglass started for Springfield
Monday morning with B. A. Durkee'
household goods The family goe
later.
Mrs Lovett, who has been stoppin
with Misses Nina and Stella Vinson
returned to her home in Warren las
week.
Hosea Fuller of Granville spen
Tuesday night at @. s. Halls.
Mrs. O. W. Taft entertained friend
from Burlington and Jericho lai
week.
Alfred Case came from Mortified
on Tuesday bringing Mrs. j. b. Dul
kee to her home, after several week.
stay in Washington. Burlington an
Northfeld.
Mrs. f. O. Cone was called
Randolph Thursday by the illness {