The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-03-26
VERSHIRE.

A sister of Mrs. A. J. Gross is with
her at present
DR.. Godfrey of Chelsea was called
as counsel with DR.. Jewell to see Mr..
| Gross whose case is considered critical.
| There is new man in the creamery,
Mr.. Ford having resigned his position
there.
| Mrs. Lyman Fits has been so ill asIto
require the services of physician re-
| Gently
Austin Philips is home from Water
bury where he has been for some time.
Mr.. Mcknight has returned and is
boarding at Mr.. Ackerman's.
| Henry Clark is at home.
| A son was recently born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Smith who live on the Adams
place near Chelsea
Mrs. Kellogg has returned to Cor.
inth after spending week with her
brother, Rev. A. @. Dodge.
Ram began to fall Sunday night and
has continued without interruption
for the last twentyfour hours. There
has been no sugaring weather for more
than two weeks, robins and other
spring birds are plenty, and only a few
patches of snow remain in sight.
Sugar makers have enjoyed fairly
good run of sap.
Elder E. Aubrey and wife who
have been spending several weeks here,
expect to leave town soon. There was
a farewell service for them at the Adj
vent church where he used to preach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aubrey have many
friends here who gladly welcome
them on their return visits, and are
sorry when they leave.
BARRE.
The following committees of the
Barre Golf club have been announced:
Membership committee, Mrs. @. H.
Kent Miss Rose Lucia, f. S. Will
liams, A. A. Sargent and o. j. Dodge
greens committee, j. Frank Perry,
James Mckay and o. ]. Dodge; tour
nament committee, DR.. +. M. Lynde,
George N. Tilden, and Clarence Dodge
house committee, Mrs. c. NJ. Wiley,
Mrs. E. A. Drown and Mrs. f. s.
Williams; social committee, f. S.
Williams, Miss Edna Perry, Mrs. W.
h. Lazell, Mrs Fife K M. Jones, N.
B. Ballard
Mrs. Sallie Joy White of Dedham,
Mass, will speak in Worthen's hall
Friday evening, March 81. Subject
Woman in the Educational, Profess
sional, and Industrial World" Mrs.
White is Vermonter by birth, be-
longs to the Daughters of Vermont,
that we'll know club in Boston, and is
held in great esteem by all A cordial
invitation is given to all, gentlemen
and ladies. No admission.
Miss Mabel Nelson, who has been
the guest of Miss Mabel Way for sew
| aral dave wont tO bar homo in Rur.
lington this week.
Miss Drusilla Bailey is unable to be
in school on account of illness and
Miss Joanna Parks is taking her place
at Ayers street.
G. w. and II. W. Scott have bought
of A. E. Batchelder his spring water
, plant and appliances, the spring being
located on Batchelder meadow. There
are about forty five connections al
ready attached to the system.
Frank Shields was before Judge Fay
!, Monday evening having been arrested
, by Officer Gauthier for intoxication.
He pleaded guilty and was fined So
, with costs of s.. o. Instead of paying
he will serve out his sentence in the
, county Jail.
BROOKFIELD.
r Mrs. Cynthia Kibbee who has been
in very poor health the past winter is
improving.
Beatrice, infant daughter of Mr..
: and Mrs. Arthur Washburn, was quite
sick the last of the week.
Mrs. Clarence McDermott is in
quite poor health at the present time.
Mrs. May G. Rice, wife of Curtis
| .0l
u March II. The funeral was attended
from her late home on Thursday at
9 one O'Clock. Rev. r. H. Abercrombie
) officiating. The large concourse OF
people who attended the funeral and
g the beautiful floral tributes. testified
. to the high esteem in which the de.
l. ceased was held in the community.
i She leaves one son and two daughters,
!. an aged mother and one brother tC
: mourn her loss.
l. Mrs. Emma Peak who nursed Mrs
Curtis H. Kibbee, returned Saturday
q to her home at Randolph Center, tax
q ing the infant daughter of G. H.
: Kibbee to take care of for the present
All the wise people of Brookfield are
invited to come to the Second Congre
gational church parlors Friday night
d March 81 1903, at eight O'Clock an(
IL enjoy An All Fools Entertainment
given by the Y. P. S. G. E.
y Mrs Charles S. Williams recent,
spent several days with her daughter
n Mrs. A. Washburn, helping care TO
the baby.
,e Mrs Lavilla Greene is spending sew
70 eral weeks with her daughter, Mis-
Minnie Smith, at Randolph
n Miss Fannie Fullam is nursing Mrs
Will Blakebrough and infant son.
NORTH FAYSTON
d Warren Porter of Barre was in tow
III recently.
Henry Bean has been sick during
le the past week. also Annie, daughte
!, of Mrs. j. Neill
~ Annie Griffin of Moretown visited
. her parents, during the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. William j. Somervill
visited his uncle, James Someryille
TT recently
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