The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-10-15
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The lower blacksmith's shop has
been closed for more than week ow-
ing to the illness of Mr.. Leslie the
proprietor His daughter, MRS Shambo
of Morrisville, was with him some
days last week. DR.. Burr is mis- physi-
| clan.
Mrs. William Daley goes this week
to Boston and Chelsea, Mass.
7. j. Taylor's family have moved
into one of the tenements back of Will
liam Dailey's residence.
Mrs. DR.. Newton of Underhill Wis
tied last week at, George A. New
toms.
Hiram Hastings has moved into My
ron Dailey's southern tenement on the
East Montpelieraaside of the town line.
Mrs. 7. l. Wood who has been ill,
is improving.
WASHINGTON.
Mrs Warner was in West Topsham
on Monday with her millinery goods.
Albert Whitcomb is ILL.,.
1t was ladies night at the Grange
on Friday evening and 1903 members
attended the meeting.
Boston Monday night on the excur-
sion
Leon Snow and Blanche Cham berlin,
both of this town, were quietly married
at the home Of the bride last Wednes.
day evening. All join in wishing
them happiness.
Mrs. S. f. Clark, who has been
confined to her bed for almost three
months. suffering from broken hip,
has SO far recovered as to be able to sit
up few minutes.
G. B. Blake of West Oorinth passed
through here on his way to East Barre
on Monday.
Fred Bishop and wife are keeping
house for Aaron Richardson S folks in
their absence.
Miss Leah Hamel has returned to
her home in Plainfield,
Emma Taplin and Mabel Hanson
passed Saturday in Barre.
Miss Alice Blake is working for f.
O. Huntington.
Bessie Simpson was the guest of
Florence Taplin on Saturday.
Walter Cook and wife are working
, for Frank Miles at the hotel.
BRADFORD.
G. E. Clark, of the firm of Clark &
! Eaton, merchants, died on Monday
forenoon at II 80 O'Clock of typhoid
! The end came very suddenly at the
last caused by hemorrhages. The fun
eral will be on Thursday.
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stopping for short time at u. f.
| Morris.
Miss Martha Low, who has been at
the Mary Fletcher hospital for sever
| al weeks receiving treatment for rhe-
umatism, returned home on Friday
somewhat benefited by the treatment.
The young people enjoyed dance
at the armory on Friday evening.
Music was furnished by an orchestra
from Lyndonville.
Mrs. Alkaline p. Blakely, who has
been to Brooklyn and Montclair, N
j., to visit her daughter, returned
Friday evening.
Next Sunday, October IS, will be
rally Sunday at the Congregational
church and Sunday school, 1t is
hoped that a large number will be
present Last Sunday delegates were
elected to attend the Sunday school
convention to be held at East Corinth
on Wednesday, October IA, as follows
Dea. W. E. Norcross, Mrs. +. g..
Baldwin, Miss Carrie Norcross and
/ Carleton Johnson.
Miss 'Harriette Craig with her
friend, Miss Maud Wallace, came down
from Littlteon. to spend Sunday at
Miss Craig's home.
Miss Helen Nye, who is taking the
nurses course at the Boston city hos
pital, arrived in town Friday night
for two weeks vacation.
J. M. Taylor and wife arrived home
on Saturday from their Boston trip.
Moses Garfield, long time resident
of Bradford, died at his home near
| the Goshen church on Saturday, o.
tober 10. The funeral was on Mon
day.
Rev. H. J. Kilbourn, Miss Grace
Rogers and Miss Alice E. Bacon went
as delegates from our Christian En-
deavor Society to the State conven.
ton held in Barre last week.
MORETOWN.
Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Stewart and
children of Montpelier visited Jennie
Pierce, Sunday.
e. &. Atkins went to Duxbury OF
Sunday to see his stepmother, who il
i'll.
Walter Corliss has been ill the pas
few days, also Leon Palmer. but boil
are reported better.
p. e. Griffith and wife returned
home Saturday from their visit il
New York State.
Mrs. O. f. Eddy of Stowe visited
friends in town several days las
week.
Walter Wilcox was home from Mont
pelier on Sunday.
Mrs. A. B. Stockwell is confined t.
her bed by illness. DR.. Howe o
Waitsfield attends her.
The last dance of the season will
be held at the Naples next Frida
. | evening, October 16.
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