The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-10-29
EAST BROOKFIELD.

III BhIT6.
Nathaniel Wheatley is suffering
| from infiammatory rheumatism.
Frank o, Allen and wife and Frank
e. Allen and wife of East Roxbury
were recent guests at M. S. Wheat
| ley's
Silas Newell has completed extern
slve repairs in the interior of his
house. Horace Kibby and John Hardy
were the master workmen.
Fred Smith of Randolph Center
spent sunday with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. O. w. Smith.
! Miss Eunce Moulton is spending q
few days with her parents in Chelsea.
Mrs. Charles Farr had an attack of
tonsilitis last week, but is reported
as convalescent. DR.. Scott of Ran
| dolph attended her.
Papers were served on Judge o. H.
Bigelow last Saturday by Deputy
Sheriff w. II. Sprague, in chancery
suit instituted by the selectmen in the
name of the town against Judge Bige-
| low as treasurer of the town, to recov-
err shortages found to exist in the
treasury by the expert accountant en-
ployed by the selectmen.
ROXBURY.
Walter Wiley has moved to his new
home on the farm recently bought
from Charles Wiley.
Andrew Walbridge of Peterboro, N.
| H., is visiting relatives and friends
in town.
Mary Butterfield has returned from
her trip to Boston
Mrs Emily Young is visiting friends
here.
Most of the inhabitants of the viii
lage were on the street last Wednesday
to look at bear which was trapped
and shot by Frank Gushea on his
farm. The animal weighed ninety.
five pounds and furnished considerable
meat, which was sold at the market,
besides the value of it's skin and a
bounty of twelve dollars, making quite
profitable catch.
The liquor commissioners met last
| Thursday to consider the application
of Landlord Donahue for license.
No official statement has been made,
but rumor which most of the com.
munity hope may be true, says that
no license has yet been granted.
J. II. Smith had a "tip-over" or
the way TO NoIthefield recently with &
lively horse, but Fortunately escaped
without serious injury.
DUXBURY CORNER.
Joseph Davis and family have re.
turned from Mr.. and Mrs. S. M.
Turner's where they have been visit.
, ing for short time.
Mrs. Leon Childs gave birth to
twins on the 18th, a son and daughter
The girl lived but short time. The
mother is doing well under the care
of Mrs. Stone, her nurse.
B. A. Montgomery and H. j. Parch
er shot a fine buck on Thursday, which
weighed 200 pounds, being the first
one brought in town. They had fine
offer for the deer but declined to sci
it. The deer was hung in the window
of O'Neil Bros. on exhibition. Foul
had been killed up to Saturday night
in this town.
Mrs. Kellogg has returned from
Randolph and is at John Wier's.
Syrenus Lyman, who was found il
an unconscious condition last week
died on the 2lst. The funeral wal
held at the home of E. w Huntley
Chancey Lyman, his son, who wal
away, came to take charge of the
burial of his father. The Rev. Mr.
Kellogg officiated and burial was il
J the cemetery at the Corner.
Horace Heaton, an old man of sew
enty-six years, mason by trade
while laying a chimney in Waterbury
in some unknown way fell to the
ground breaking his shoulder and ia
tally injuring himself. He died IL
the morning, October, 20, of his in
iuries He will be buried at the Cor
ner.
George Taylor of st. Adams ant
Luther Atherton of Montpelier are the
guests of B. F. Atherton on hunting
trip
WEST CORINTH.
Gilman Virgins, who moved witt
his family from this place ten year
ago, has recently visited his fathe
and brother here, returning to hi
home in Lowell, Mass, last Saturday
Horace Richardson and wife ant
Mr.. Sawtell and wife of Barre ar
deer hunting season.
II. II. lay mas purchased or partle
in Barre steam engine for his saw
mill, and teams went to Barre las
week to draw it but only drew TIN
boiler and smoke stack He will NOV
the engine in few days.
Among those who took advantage O
the excursion rates to Boston recent
were Mrs. O. L. Spear, Edna Kimball
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Virgins, an,
Scott Remission.
Harvey Sumner had the good luc
to shoot an antlered deer the first da,
of the hunting season. He shot it il
a pasture called the Oregon.
Arthur Blake spent several day
with his parents last week.
George Church of West Topshan
was in this place on business las
week.
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