The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-09-17
NORTH RANDOLPH.


have finished shingling at e. o. Jack
sons
The library circle met with Mrs. G.
s. Hall, Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Robinson and Mrs. Wetmore,
who have been visiting at W. M.
Hamblin's returned to their homes the
first of last week.
There was quite a heavy frost here
last week Tuesday morning.
Mrs Mabel Tyler and two children
and Mrs. Curtis Dana spent last week
Wednesday in East Randolph.
Troop O of the Second cavalry,
passed through here Saturday. They
left Fort Ethan Allen on Thursday
and were on their way to the Spring
field fair.
ington on Wednesday to spend a week
with her granddaughter, Mrs H. W.
Downing.
Dell Stone and wife of Barre were
guests at G. A. Poor's last week.
The school in district No. 18, began
Monday with Miss Abbie Fowler as
teacher.
d. D. Moulton was in Barre Friday.
+. K. Wells was taken suddenly ill
Friday night and DR.. Ellis was called.
Batteries 30 and 81 United States f.
A, passed through here THURSDAY
morning on their way to Fort Ethan
Allen from Portland, Maine. They
pitched their tents on G.. X. Sprague's
farm in East Brookfield. Thursday af-
ternoon aud started the next morning
for Montpelier Junction, their next
stopping place.
j. A. Whiting went Saturday to
visit his sons in Ray mond, N. II. Mrs.
Whiting is staying with her daughter,
Mrs. Frank Lamson, at Brookfield
during Mr.. Writings absence.
EAST ROXBURY.
Mrs. W. j. Carpenter superintend-
ent of Roxpury schools visited in this
district last Week Wednesday.
Mrs. Della Cloudy of Mortified
spent last week with Mrs. L. A. East
man and visited other friends in town.
Mrs. Clara Wardner and son of
Brookfield spent Sunday at George
Wardner's.
Dr. B. f. Allen of Northield spent
Cuuudy W!li Hlb phISntbJ L. w. A'tSu
and wife.
A. I. Beaton and wife of South
Ryegate came on Monday evening to
spend several days at D. L. Bucks.
DR.. WEIGH of Mortified was in town
! on Tuesday to doctor horse of G. f.
| Wardner's.
d. L. Buck spent Thursday in
| Brookfield.
CHELSEA.
A. O. Putfer and wife of Lawrence,
Mass, are spending fortnight at A.
f. Moreys
| A. M. Patlllo and wife of Glouces.
| ter, Mass, are visiting at f. M. Per
kins'.
| Miss L. Lyle Tracy is at home from
| Boston for a months visit, with 8
friend, Miss Blanche Hager
William S. Csapin, who was former
ly member of j. M. Comstock' s fam
| lily, has been here for few days. He
has just retained from Germany where
he spent part of the Summer anC
| will soon enter UPON a coarse of medi
cal study at the University OF Mich
gan.
Mrs. George E. Hatch is i'll wit.
bilious fever.
@. S. Emery has sold the Vincen
house now occupied by the Misses An
drus, to E. d. Barnes for $1,000. Al
soon as it is vacated by the presen
tenants it will be occupied by Mis-
Ellen L. Hatch of Jamaica Plain
Mass, who has recently spent tom,
time here, and her aunt, Mrs. Willard
Sears.
Rev. G. o. Howe of Randolph
preached at the Methodist church las
Sunday and W. E. Lougee of New
York, treasurer of the lnternationa
committee of the Y. M. Q A, at tn
Congregational church. Mr.. Lougee
an honored native of Chelsea, is stay
ing for few days at f. HI. Keneson' S
Next Sunday morning there will be
union service at the Methodist church
addressed by representative OF tn
Anti-Saloou League.
The bobbiu shop shut down Tuesds,
on account of lack of lumber and will
probably not reopen for two months
Harry H. Goss of Providence, h. l..
came on Tuesday for short visit t.
his parents.
Charles r. Corwin was here fron
Somervile, Mass, last week.
Flora M. Corwip returned on Satur
day to her work as teacher in New
Bedford, Mass.
Carol and Leon Hatch retained t
Cambridge, Mass, on Tuesday.
Zilla N. Smith returned last wee
to Bradford.
The farm and personal property O
the late g. o. Smith will be sold a
auction on Friday of this week, at !
o'clock q. m.
GROTON.
Mrs. e. A. Lowell has sold her hous
on Granite street to Andrew Benzie
Mrs. Lowell will make her home wit
a relative in Newburyport, Mass
Scott WEIGH is attending school a
st. Johnsbury.
Miss CLARK of Portland, Me-, spok
on woman's home missions last Sun
day at the Methodist church.
G. II. Pillsbury and wife retarne'
from Boston last Friday.