The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-10-15
EAST MONTPELIER.

to be able to return to her home, Sat-
urday.
EAST MONTPELIER
Glenn H. Dodge has returned to his
home in Worcester.
Forty couples were in attendance at
the dance last Friday evening,
Fred Ladoo the blacksmith, has
moved to Hardwick and Mr.. Knapp of
Plainfield has taken his place.
Arthur Wilson and Mrs. Eta Brown
of Randolph have been visiting rela-
ives in this vicinity.
The farm and personal property of
Mrs Fred Snow will be sold auc-
ton on the 10Th.
Fred Chase sells his personal prop
erty at auction next week and will
then move to Montpelier to live.
Mrs. N. l.. Bancroft of Calais is
keeping house for her sister, Mrs.
Hamblin, while she is away on the ex-
cursion.
George Herrick has been visiting
his sister. Mrs w. j Foster, and will
next week 90 to Florida to spend the
winter.
Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Hamblin, Mr..
and Mrs George Vincent, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. W. Foster go to Boston on
the excursion.
Charles Gray, former resident of
this town, died last Wednesday, Oct. 7,
at his home in Wrightsville at the age
of sixty-eight years. Funeral SER
vices were held at the East village on
Saturday. He was respected by all
who knew him. He leaves one son,
Edward, of Burlington.
WEST COKINTH.
Alden True with his daughter and
son started lasG Wednesday for their
home in Vera, Kansas.
Lena Williams with her cousin,
Glare Still, came home from Thetford
Hill October 2, and stayed until the
9TH. They, with several others from
this place, attended the Free Baptist
Association at the Meadow.
Isaac Virgins, Jr., with his wife
and little son from Lowell, Mass, are
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
P Virgins
Rev. Almon Shepherd and wife of
| Tunbridge came from the Free Bap-
Elder Shepherd preached to good
congregation who turned out to hear
him ON Sunday evening.
Rodney Richardson, who has board
ed at r. H. Williams the past two
/ years, has gone to O. l.. Spears to
| board
Rev. T. r. Sargent, formerly of
this town, now of Wheelock, with his
wife and son were in town last week
visiting among friends, and attended
| the Wednesday evening meeting in this
place. Elder Sargent took charge OF
the meeting; thus the people had
the privilege of listening to two form.
or pastors in one week.
Stillman Virgins has gone to board
with Mrs. Remission. Grace Locklin,
the school teacher, also boards there.
Carrie Williams. who recently spent
a week at home, returned to her work
at North Thetford last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fay Blake and son,
Kenneth, of Bradford, and Mr.. an6
Mrs. Bert Blake of East Barre were
at O. 7. Biake's last week Sunday
and Monday.
Giles Kenyon and family have
moved into George Burroughs house
near the cemetery.
Willie Maynard of Lowell is il
town.
Albert Thompson carried his wife
to Ryegate last Saturday to see DR.
Darling, returning Sunday.
James Hildreth returned to Boston
last week.
Arthur Comstock and Martin Bailey
have recently been doing the thresh
ing for the farmers in this vicinity
BERLIN.
Arthur Hill, son of Frank Hill ha
typhoid fever. The family is qauran
tined
Poles are all set for the new tele
phone line and 1t is expected that be
fore Nov. /, the line will be in opera
tion.
d. Hewitt. father Of our town clerk
A. l.. Hewitt, was buried from his lat
home here Tuesday at IL O'Clock a. m
Mr.. Hewitt was seventy seven year
of age and a long time resident of on
town.
On account Of the illness Of til
teacher. Miss Jessie Orandall, thel
was no school at the Pond distrit
Monday or Tuesday.