The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-03-05
BROOKFIELD.

Mr.. Zolva Chase of Woodbury. spent
two days with his son, Martin Chase,
and family last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erie Ditty are enter
| tanning two of their grandchildren
OF Williamstown for several weeks.
J Mr.. and Mrs r. Barr of East Cabot
| W. Parmenter.
W. w. Sprague of Randolph was in
town the last of the week.
Mr.. Jason Nye took trip to South
Royalton on business last Friday.
Master Ellsworth Chase is spending
his school vacation with his grand
parents in Woodbury..
AFRO Dutton slipped and fell on the
ice several days ago, injuring his
knee quite badly.
The Y. p. S. G. E. of the Second
church will hold social, Friday
evening. There will be a short must
cal and literary entertainment.
George and Martha Washington and
other noted characters will be in at
tendance. Ladies' please bring sand
witches. Every one invited.
Miss Hannah Caligan is spending
everal weeks with her brother, Ter
rance Caligan, and wife.
Miss Carrie Nye visited friends in
Randolph one day last week.
Mrs. W. H. Clark, who has been
spending several weeks with friends
in Woodbury.. arrived home last week.
Henry Crocker has rented his farm
to Mr.. S. Wright, and given posses
sion, and Mr.. and Mrs. Crocker have
| moved to their new home in the viii
lage.
We hear that George Mason, late of
the Center, who now lives in Ran
doph, has bought small farm.
Mrs. H. H. Fullam and daughter
Lucy spent last week with her parents
at East Braintree.
Mrs. Fred Holt is having a hard
attack of the grip and is under the
DOCTORS care.
All our Changers are requested to be
present at the meeting Friday even
ing, March s. it is expected the first
and second degrees will be worked on
candidates.
EAST CALAIS.
Charles Allen has moved into d. ID
Lambs tenement over the meat market.
Alma Leonard has moved to her faith
er's and will be housekeeper for him.
Ralph Witham has taken A. Dwnells
farm to carry on for a year, taking pos
session March l.
Roy Leonard went to Marshfeld on
Monday to begin work as clerk in Mrs.
c. S. Adams store Roy is great fav-
orite and will be missed here.
II w R,,11ooIv ,yoe ooI1oJ 30 Mouth
field on Tuesday to attend the funeral of
his only sister, Mrs. Rose Downing.
Word has been received that Mrs.
Clarissa Dwinell, who is at the home of
her son, Dr. B. l.. Dwinell of Taunton,
Mass, is in failing health, being unable to
sit up but little. Mrs. Dwinell is eighty
six years of age.
The Good Templars began the work
last week, of remodeling the George build
ing recently purchased, into rooms suited
to their needs. The lower floor will have
; dining room, kitchen, storeroom and
pantry. The main floor will be used for
the lodgeroom, while the rooms upstairs
can be used for cloak rooms and dressing
rooms. A stable in the rear can acommo-
date fifteen horses.
EAST CABOT.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack White of South
, Ryegate visited the first of last week
at III. Dunn's.
Will Houghton of Peacham was the
! guest of his brother, S. E. Houghton,
Y last Saturday.
Q Jim Skinner was in Groton few
r days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Clark visited
in St. Johnsbury last Wednesday anC
Thursday.
Miss Anna MacBie has returned tC
: her work ut Alec Cassidy IS after few
days vacation.
S W. O. Southwick and Charles
!. Houghton were in Barre on business
5 last Thursday.
Charles Merrill has been confined t.
the house several days with IA hare
!, cold.
b Mr.. and Mrs R. S. Barr visited
- her parents and other relatives il
;, Mortified the past week.
d Mrs. Frank Fish has been visiting
# friends in Morrisville for week
= Mr.. and Mrs. N. II. Cate visited
IS relatives in Danville last Friday.
0OeTSc L TestOu HAS uulSltSu MOIh II
q Danville and has been staying at r
IS S. Barr's for few days.
= A. d. Durgan, who is staying a
North Montpelier, was at Harr.
u Boyce's part of last week.
y Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Hill visited he
sister, Mrs Mary Bart, last Thursda
3 at st. Johnsbury.
n WORCESTER.
n Clarence Conner has gone to Barr
to work:
II Frances E. Abbott returned iron
l. Boston last Saturday.
Flora L. Clogston is at home fror
Williamstown where she has bee
- teaching.
~ Mrs Addison Minott of Middlese
was the guest of her parents, MI
J. and Mrs. Chancey Hunt, part of las
Is week
10 The many friends of Rev. p. II
Carpenter will be glad to know he
20 recovering from his recent serious i'll