The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-11-19
MORETOWN.

ICl6OuS.
E. A. Heath of Mont pelier was in
town on business last Thursday and
Friday.
The ladies' prayer meeting will be
held Mt Mrs o. H. Freeman's Friday
afternoon.
DR.. Rella's Medicine Company is
here and will give an entertainment
at the town hall every evening this
week.
Several from town attended Mrs.
John Thompson funeral in Fayston,
Saturday.
Mrs. E. G. Atkins was on Crossett
Hill several days last week helping
care for Mrs. Charles Atkins, who is
ill.
John Kingsbury has finished work
for II. o. Ward and is working with
NJ M. Davis blacksmitbing.
Clara Heaton was called to Montpe-
lier Friday by the illness of her
daughter, Mrs. James Ryan.
ROXBURY.
Miss jessie Stanton spent several
days in Burlington last week with
Mrs. Ralph DunsmoUr, .
Miss Lou Whitney of Granville has
been visiting at W. j. Carpenters.
Miss Eta Snow has gone to visit her
sister, Mrs. E. .. Young, at Bellows
Falls.
Mrs. Louise Hall has so far recov-
cred from her severe illness with pneu-
monia as to be present at the "circle
supper" last week.
Mrs. David Mudgett of Randolph
came last week to visit her brother,
E. A. Fits, and the morning after
her arrival suffered an apoplectic
shock from which she died Thu sday
evening. The remains were taken to
Randolph Saturday, where the funeral
services were to be held.
At least one of our townsmen, pos
sibly two, had an attack of klepto-
mania while in Mortified last week
The one who was caught in the act
attributed his failing to the influence
of the saloon and his friends settled
the matter, it is reported, for $50.
John Adams and wife have moved
to the place formerly owned by Mar
shall Latham, which has been bought
and fitted up for them by M. <. Var
rington,
ALFRED Constine's family have gone
to join MIN in Maine, where they are
to make their home.
Mrs. Williams of Mortified remains
very ill, and her sister. Mrs. Hart
Worcester, is still caring for her, as
sisted part of the time by Mrs. Melissa
Warner.
Mrs. Emily Young, who has been
visiting in town some weeks, has re-
ft.r 70 xrhn hn mill
keep house this winter for Royal
Bachelor.
Junior Endeavor meetings are being
held each Sunday at p m. in charge
OF Mrs. Merriam.
Homer Van Deusen was at home
over Sunday.
Mr.. Donahue was in Boston last
week.
CABOT.
A. p. Burnham was at home on Sun
day.
Mrs. Adella Bannister of Boston was
in town this week, and her sister, who
has been boarding With Mrs George
Dow, returned to Boston with her.
o. R. Collins was in town on bust
ness, Monday.
: Lawyer Fred Carleton was in town
Monday looking up titles at the clerks
! office for the company that will put
in the new plant with the Molly's
Falls Co.
! A. V. Nelson has been quite sick
, for few days but is reported as I'M
proving.
Miss Nellie Williams is visiting rela-
tives in Boston.
Report comes of the death of Mrs.
/ Susan Story, who has spent number
of summers in Cabot.
Charles Rowland has been confined
to the house for the past week.
Mrs. George English OF Montpelier
is visiting her son, j. M. English.
Mrs. Grace Morse is in Hardwick
/ for week.
Green Mountain Band will give a
promenade in East Hardwick, Friday
night, Nov. 90.
The fair and sale given by the Order
of Eastern Star on Friday night last,
was pronounced success in every
way. The booths were we'll arranged
and handsomely decorated and there
was no lack of material. The program
was we'll rendered and the society
realized about $40 on the whole.
William Barr was obliged to kill
valuable horse last week in conse-
quence Of the breaking of it's leg.
Hon. Charles Stone and wife of La
coma. N. H., we're in town this week
to attend the funeral services of his
aunt, Mrs. Nancy Stone, of Lower
Cabot.
S. O. Voodry was in Montpelier on
Sunday.
Miss Maude Morse is visiting in
Montpelier.
Nearly all the schools finish ON FRI
day and there will be two weeks va
cation before the winter term.
The l. o. G. T., will hold prone
ndae and oyster supper in the town
hall, Cabot, Nov. 20.
| BROOKFIELD.
Marcus Peck and Jason Nye went to
St. Johnsbury last week on business.