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

Farmers in this vicinity are hustlipg
to fill their silos.
Cyrus H. Whitney expects to go to
Mary Fletcher Hospital at Burling-
ton for treatment before long.
W. H. Pearce of Orange is visiting
in town.
J. NJ Angel, wife aud daughter re-
turned last week from weeks visit
with relatives in Randolph and Roch-
ester.
f. G. Harrington with his wife and
h'ldren recently visited in Bethel
and Gaysville.
Mrs. James Farr has been for sew
eral weeks visiting her sister, Mrs
Amy Hubbard OF Montpelier.
Mrs. Barnet Goodrich of Denver,
Col, has been recent visitor in
town.
So far as has been reported. e. A.
Fits is entitled to first money for
raising the largest potato, having pre-
sented one to your reporter that
weighed just three pounds.
WELLS RIVER.
Dr. Hickok of Malone, N. Y, was
IL.
The Rev Mr.. Belan2er is away for
three weeks vacation. He is ac-
companied by his wife and son, Har-
old Miss Lolita boards at E. W.
Smiths and Frank at Mr. Shaws'
during the absence of their parents,
Forest Osgood and family have
moved here from Glover and occupy
the Albert Bailey tenement on Maple
street.
Miss Farwell is at home from Beth
lehem, n. H., and is suffering from
severe attack Of hay fever.
Mrs. W. Buchanan has been quite
sick for two weeks Mrs. Russell
Moore is taking care of her.
Schools began Tuesday, Sept. s,
with the same corps OF teachers as last
year with one exception. Miss Gore
is in the grammar room in place of
Miss Hurlburt. Mr.. Whitney boards
at Freeman Lyons and Miss Carleton,
Miss Dillingham;, Miss Smith and
Miss Gore with Mrs. Frank Bigelow.
Miss Smith and Miss Gore room at
Mrs. Kiers'.
Rev. Mr.. Jamison of Oil City. Ont.
supplied the pulpit last Sunday morn
| ing.
Miss Katie Field OF Waverly, Mass,
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. E. Q,
, Graves.
A goodly number from here attend
ed the Ryegate fair last week.
Miss Renfrew of Ryegate attends
| school here and boards with Mrs Dim
lex and Miss Eastman of West New
| bury is at Mr.. McLellans. The num-
Der of tuition pupils is larger than any
previous year, which speaks we'll for
our high school.
John Oarbee of Greenfield, Mass,
was the guest over Sunday of his
brother-in-law, Kimhall Marshall.
Mrs. Sturgis, guest at Hale's, Wis.,
tied at the home of David Buchanan
in Ryegate the first of the week.
Mrs. Deming, Mrs. Hale and the
Rev. Mr.. Belanger constituted the
committee to buy piano for the audi
ence room of the church
Mrs. Bracy was up from Lake Morey
last week.
The w. r. O. district meeting will
be held in Bradford Wednesday, Sept.
is, Mrs. Anna Worthing of Montpe-
lier, visiting officer.
Mrs. W. H. Goodwin was elected
delegate from Chapter o. E. S. to at
tend the opening of the Cottage Hos
pital, Woodsville, Tuesday, Sept. 90,
and Miss Flora E. Brock from Ar
butus Lodge of Rebekahs.
Miss Lottie Marshall is delegate to
the W. RIO. district convention from
Col. Preston Corps, No. 10.
Miss Bertha E. Davis returned last
week to the Hudson as
teacher Of art in private school.
Miss Woodbury. of Burlington was her
guest week before she went.
Miss Ruth Randall went to Saxton's
River last week to become a pupil
in the U. A. and Miss Agnes White
law returned to st. JohnsbIy Aoad-
envy.
Miss Beulah Butler and Willard j.
Goss were married at Butler Farms
Monday evening, Sept. z, in the pres
ence OF large-cirole of relatives and
friends. Rev. j. A. Belanger officiat-
ed, assisted by the Rev. VIM. Jamison,
brother-in-law of the bide. Miss May
Butler, q cousin of the bride. played