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

AlhDEE.
The funeral services of Florence
Gale were held at the home of her
parents, tuesday afternoon. Rev.
| Mr. hllbourne officiated Relatives
and friends from other towns and
large number of neighbors gathered
to express their sympathy for the sor-
rowing friends and pay the last trib-
ute to the young life so suddenly
| ended. AT the close of the service at
! the home the friends accompanied the
! dear form to Newbury and laid her in
the family burial lot. The floral
| offerings were abundant and beauti-
| full.
Mrs. Staples real estate was sold
at auction, Wednesday, Mrs Presley
OF North Thetford was the purchaser:
price 81, 205.
Singing school commenced Wednes-
day evening under the instruction of
Prof Corliss with large number in
attendance.
Sevral from this place have taken
advantage of the excursion rates to
visit Boston.
Willard H. Child died at his home
here Sunday afternoon. October is,
after long sickness during which he
bore much severe suffering with pa
thence and fortitude Mr.. Child was
bora in Fsirlee about sixty-four years
ago and had always been Familiarity
known by his townsmen, although not
always residing here, and had been
very cordial and social. He will be
much missed by the community.
EAST ROXBURY.
| Mrs. Steve Holden and children
were guests of Lou Blanchard last
week.
The auction at Henry Shea's last
we'll week was well attended, COWS
selling at SIT to $27 each; calves at So
! each.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Holden we're
guests at George Foss last week.
Mr.. and Mrs F. 0. Allen and Mr.
and Mrs. G.. Foss were at Marshall
Amidon's, Oct IS. their fifth wedding
anniversary.
Miss Kate Wilson spent part of last
week in Barre.
A. d. Batchelder of Barre visited
at l.. Eastman's, Friday.
There was husking at Clarence
Mudgett's, Monday evening. All had
a very enjoyable time as is always the
case when spending an evening at
their pleasant home.
Ethel Wardner spent Sunday at
George Wardner's.
Mrs. Laureston Stone went on
Tuesday to Boston on the excursion.
Carl Hakey returned from the Mary
Fletcher Hospital on Friday where he
has been for treatment.
George Buck visited his brother in
East Montpelier last week his sister
returned home with him.
NORTH RANDOLPH.
Guy Fletcher was at home the first
OF the week on account of sickness.
Fred Cooley of Waterbury was here on
Tuesday with gasoline engine which
he set up for O. H. Taft.
Mrs. Goodrich from the north part
OF the State is with her sister, Mrs.
A. IL. Fletcher. Thursday Mrs.
Gooorlch and Mis-. Fletcher were at
Mrs. Curtis Dans's.
l.. B. Kibtee went 10 Boston on the
excursion.
G. A. Durkee went to Burlington
ASpaihthB Albb VI tuo
week.
e. A. Fits is sick with pneumonia
and under the care of DR.. Ellis.
Ernest Rich, who has been working
for O. S. Hall, is also i'll.
f. K. Wells is now to be found at
his new home purch ased of B. A.
Durkee. Mrs. Durkee and children
left Friday morning for their new
home in Springfield
G. A. Durkee and J. W. Hardy are
clapboarding and painting the cream
cry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Trask of Randolph
Center spent Saturday with their
daughter, Mrs. Mabel Tyler.
j. B. Wells has been making needed
repairs on roads in his vicinity the
past week.
Bert Lewis of Windsor came to town
last Thursday.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.