The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-11-12
VEST BRADFORD.

Miss Goldie Thurston is at home
sick with the measles. Doris Coburn
also is i'll with the same disease.
A. p. Worthen is spending a few
days in Barre.
Mrs. Frank Worthen is helping in
the family of Charlie Thurston for a
few days.
w. M. Merrill and A. p. Worthen
are taking their milk to Bradford.
Many deer have been seen during
the open season but only one has been
shot in this vicinity. Charlie Thurs
ton second, being the lucky a
SOUTH DUXBURY.
Walter Turner returned from Boston
last Friday after a few weeks visit
here with friends.
Joseph Gotta has bought the house
owned by AFRO Griffith. Mr.. Griffith
has bought the farm that belonged to
George Gotta.
Edith Butler closed her school in
Fayston last Friday. She is now at
home.
The State superintendent of Sunday
schools. Rev. e. NJ. Fuller of Burling-
ton, gave a very interesting talk on
Sunday school work here after the SER
mon delivered by Rev. Mr.. Shaver on
Sunday afternoon.
Almon Gotta has moved to John Tay-
lor's farm in Dowsvllle.
Miss Mabel Folsom closed a success
full term or school in District No. 3
on Saturday. Those without marks
were William Johnston and Arnold
Cheney. -Four were not tardy. Miss
Louisa Folsom closed a successful
term in District No. 6. On Saturday
evening the schools united in giving
an exhibition in Dowsville.
Mary Butler is in Waterbury for a
short time working TOR Mrs. Horton.
GRANITEVILLE.
Mrs. James Williams of this place
died Friday morning of typhoid fever.
The deceased leaves a husband, seven
sons and two daughters all of whom
reside here, excepting one son and one
daughter, who are in the west. The
remains were taken to Sherbrooke, p.
O., for interment.
The first game in the cribbage tour
nament played Monday evening be-
tween the O. o. F., and f. of A. re-
suited in a victory for the latter by a
score of 1903 points. The game Friday
evening between the f. of A, and
M. W. of A, was also a victory for
the f. of A., they winning by 1853
points. The games this week will be
played Monday between the @. o. F.,
and NJ. W. of A., and Friday evening
between the @. o. f and f. of A.
A dance Will be held Thanksgiving
eve. under the auspices of the W. @.
o. +.
Mrs. Gorden Mcleod is i'll. Frank
Rafles is also i'll.
Schools closed Friday for g vacation
of three weeks.
FAIRLEE.
John Donahue died at his home Sat.
urday afternoon, Nov. Z. Mr.. Donahue
has been il poor health for a long
time and has failed gradually during
the summer but the last few weeks the
disease increased rapidly until the end
came. He is survived by his wife and
three sons, the youngest lives at home
with his parents, the two older sons
are living neal so they could be with
him and minister to his comfort dur
ing his illness.
Mr.. Moore the new station agent
and his wife and child are boarding
with Mrs. W. H. Child.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wheeler are re-
joicing owe the birth of another son,
born Nov. s.
WAITS RIVER.
Mrs. 7. A. Chase has moved to Lis
bon, N. III. Carl Miles went with her
goods last week.
G.. A. Richardson was in Bellows
Falls on Sunday.
Mrs. II. A. Chase is home from East
Calais for "a short time.
Frank Miles of Washington was at
home last week.
George H. Richardson began labor
on his lumber lot or Monday. His
brother, Albert N, is working for him.
Thursday night was we'll attended
and a pleasant time enjoyed.
BRADFORD.
Miss Jennie Robbie of Hyde Park,
Mass, was in town the last of the
week visiting Miss Georgia Prescott.
Glover Leaf Grange will hold neigh
bors' night Wednesday evening, Nov.
IL. All Changers are cordially invited
to be present.
Mrs. Belle Johnson of Barre and
Mrs. Henry Kemp of Groton visited
Will Gage last week.
Miss Lydia E. White, who was Sc
verify injured at the station here a few
weeks ago, owing to the lack of any
light about the station, has zone to
her sisters in Chicago and will later
go to California.
Henry Ormsby has sold his farm on
the lower plain to Nelson Downing of
Barre. Mr.. Downing has kept a livery
| stable in Barre for several years
He proposes TO convert the place into
a farm for raising fine horses. Mr..
Ormsby will move into the village.
H. Fl. DeGoosh while driving home
from the Farmers Exchange store the
other night. ran into the water box
opposite the hotel and was thrown
from his wagon. Mr.. DeGoosh. was
quite severely injured breaking his
collar bone and severely injuring his
side.
Miss Elizabeth Locke and her sister,
| Ruth, nave been the guests of their