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

G. W. Blodgett was in Barre on
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ferris have
rented the Asa Bennett farm and have
moved there.
Fred Pearson and r. A. Pierce of
East Randolph have been painting the
creamery.
Edgar Trask of Randolph Center
visited his sister, Mrs. Tyler, on
Tuesday.
The Misses Vinson have rented their
farm to Marshall Banster of Randolph
Center. He takes possession next
week
Mr.. and Mrs A. B. Tewsbury of
Randolph were at Mrs. M. A. Gone s
on Tuesday.
Mrs. J. @. Wheatley of East Brook
field and daughter, Mrs. Frank Allen
and children of East Roxbury, were
guests at G. o. Stanley's, Wednesday.
Miss Louise Fits returned to Mora
via, N. Y, on Thursday.
Mrs. Mabel Tyler is having running
water brought inside her house. Fred
Smith of East Randolph is doing the
work.
Frank L. Blodgett and Frank Dur.
kee went to Springfield Saturday to
visit B. A. Durkee and family, re-
turning on Monday.
Mrs. B. v. Durkee went to Barre
Thursday to spend the winter with
her daughter, Mrs, A. M. Durham.
DR.. Russalow took John Hardy to
the Clifford sanitarium at Randolph
dor IL. L.
ated upon, the pus being removed and
the bone scraped. At this writing he
is very comfortable
Mr.. and Mrs. W. n Carpenter spent
Sunday at Marshall Bannister' Ran
dolph Center.
Mrs. A. F. Humphrey Of Montpe-
lier and Mrs. J. Edwards of Chelsea
we're guests at d. E. Sargent's Sun.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. H Taft went to
/ Washington on Wednesday, returning
the next day.
Miss Ada Austin finished the fall
term of school in district No. ID; also
Roy Poor in district No. ii, ON Fri.
day.
Mrs. Asahel Durkee has returned
from her trip to Boston, and with her
daughter, Mrs. Harvey Tracy of Ran
dolph Center, were in town Tuesday.
The Cooley Manufacturing Com
pany of Waterbury, are putting a
gasoline engine into Cone Brothers.
tannery.
WILLIAMSTOWN.
Mrs. Henry Wood was called to
Fayston last week by the sudden
death of her mother, who was buried
last Saturday.
Miss Carrie Waterman, grand
daughter of the late Calvin Aims
worth, and for some years a resident
of Moline, ILL.,, has lately gone to
San Diego. GAL, where she will re.
main through two winters, for her
health. She has been an invalid for
| years.
One lot of 81. 10 to $2.75 values in
black lpetticoats to close at $1.69.
Fits store.
The ladies' reading club met last
| Saturday afternoon with Mrs. Frank
Downs: The next meeting perhaps
with Mrs. Walter Granger-will not
be till Saturday, December 3.
Rev. and Mrs. William Sohofield
last week visited friends in Montpelier
and Worcester, having been absent
four days.
The Universalist ladies fed two hun
bred persons at their chicken pie sup
per last Friday evening and gave a
very enjoyable entertainment in addi-
ton. They made some 800.
In correction Of an item of last
week, it was eighty years ago. instead
Of thirty, that Mrs. Oorcutt Abbott,
now in her ninetieth year, came to
this place. Last week she visited
her sister in-law, Mrs. H. dwight
Abbott in Northfield, before going to
Tioonderoga, N. Y.
The wonderfully pleasant weather
last week was greatly enjoyed, though
rain Is greatly needed for our springs.
Neal b. Smith, second son of
Marcus A. Smith has been promoted
to the superintendenoy of the business
Of the New York and Trinidad As.
phalt Company, on the island Of Trim.
idad, South America. Since leaving
here for study in business college In