The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-10-22
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GROTON.

A family of Italians from Barre
have moved into W. N. Clark IS house.
r. ID. Sherry has rented the hotel
of Mrs. James Weed, who took pos
session on Saturday.
M. d. Coffrin has purchased r. d.
Sherry's line of harnesses and horse
furnishings.
Editor @. 9. Lord has sold his sub
scription list to the st. Johnsbury
Republican,, last Friday being the last
number of the "Times" to be issued
from the printing Office in Groton.
telephone has been placed to Pine
street. S. A. Blodgett had charge of
the work.
Walter Heath of Lakeport, N. H.,
visited his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Heath, last week.
Charlie Evans has sold his house to
Hall q Cochran.
L. G. Cook was in Montpelier on
Sunday
Lee Blanchard LETT Thursday for
Boston to purchase goods for Hall &
Cochran.
Robert Davidson returned from his
trip to Boston, Saturday morning.
Raymond Page is the new janitor at
the Baptist church.
DR.. /. N. Eastman was taken sick
on Saturday Dr. S. N. Eastman is
attending him.
Miss Lydia Brown is working for
Mrs. Ira Kicker in Plainfeld.
DR.. l. N. Eastman has moved into
rooms in Manly Clark's house.
Miss Maggie Morrison went to St.
there by the sickness of her niece's
husband.
Mr. and Mrs. George Corruth,
George T. Olney and a number besides
attended the funeral of Col. O. E.
Clark at Bradford, Thursday.
WEST BRADFORD.
Born in Bradford, October 10th, a
son to Mr. and Mrs. John Kelley.
Miss Abbie Baldwin returned to her
home in Boston last week after spend
ing several weeks with her mother,
Mrs. Hannah Baldwin.
Horace Worthen and wife of st.
Johnsbury have been visiting at A. P.
Worthens
Marion Flower visited at Frank An
erys' few days last week.
A. p. Worthen is having his barn
shingled, Frank CushY.an doing the
| work
EAST CORN TIL.
Mrs. George Prescott is visiting in
| Manchester, N. III.
Mrs. Lannie Page was in Bradford,
| Saturday.
Charles Hartman and daughter,
Edith, have returned from California.
Mrs. Rufus Hartman and Miss
| Augusta Hartman have been visiting
at Mrs. Charles Harriman's.
Bagley Abbott of Currier Hill has
moved into his house in this place.
On account of the repairs being
made in the interior of the church the
morning service was held in the ves-
try and the evening service was omit
ted.
George Divoll and Frank Durham
attended the funeral of Col. G. E.
CLARK of Bradford, last week.
E, G. Sawyer was in Barre, Mon
day.
A large number attended the Sun
day school county convention held
here on Wednesday. All enjoyed the
address given by Field Secretary Rev.
Mr.. Fuller of Burlington.
Alfred Jackman has begun repairs
on the house purchased from Mr..
Churchill.
EAST MONTPELIER.
Philip Lapoint has sold his farm to
a Montpelier man. The deed VISA
given Saturday last.
Several from this place went on the
excursion to Boston. Among them
were w. M. Clark and wife, O. f.
Dudley and T. Carl Sibley.
Mrs. r. ]. Doying is seriously i'll.
Mrs. Ann Burnham was called to
Burlington last week to attend the fu-
neral of relative.
A. j. Mack and N. ID. Witham have
opened shoe and harness shop in the
Wheelock house. Besides shoe and
harness repairing they are prepared
to furnish the improved cushion shoe
in any style or size desired.
Roger s. Forbes of Brooklyn, N. Y,
Is expected to preach in the Morse
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