The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-08-27
EAST CABOT.

EAST CABOT.
Mrs Charles Adams, who has been
sick the past week. is much better.
Miss Tulia Heath returned last
week from St. Johnsbury where she
had been visiting relatives.
Guy Raymond of Groton is staying
with his grandmother, Mrs. Harvey
Goss.
Mr. and Mrs E. H. Clark returned
on Monday from visit at Brandon.
Guy Roberts of Danville visited his
sister, Mrs e. 4 CLARK. on Sunday.
wAITsFIELD.
w. E. Jones is spending his vaca-
tion in Novia Scotia, Swith his brother,
M. B. Jones.
NJ. l.. Richardson and wife, Clayton
M. Richardson, n. d. House, u. Ii.
McAllister aud O. G. Eaton were in
Warren last Wednesday, to attend the
funeral of f. A. Allen.
q. H. McAlliser celebrated his
birthday by coaching party to Gran
Vile woods.
Many from here attended the Old
Home exercises at Fayston, and had
most enjoyable time.
DR.. Bidwell was in town Tuesday,
to remove cancer from the face of
Almon Joslin.
Eugene Anterior and wife, who
have spent the summer at n. d.
Houses, returned to their home on
Monday.
The selectmen were out on Tuesday
looking over the old road from d. H.
Il : NJ fn Inuls Y,ic 20
whether they would throw it up or
have 1T reopened.
FAYSTON.
The Old Home Week picnic in and
around the Eew school house was
success beyond the expectations of the
committee Of arrangements, or any one
else. Although the forenoon was rainy
quite number was on hand for din
ner, and in the afternoon the house
was filled to overlooking so that a part
of the exercises were held outside of
the house where platform had been
arranged and tastefully decorated.
Everyone did his part so we'll that we
can not single out any one for special
praise. Among those from out of
town we noticed Mr.. and Mrs. G.. II.
Miller and two daughters and Nathan
Robinson of Boston, Rodney Mansfield
of Keene, N. H., Mrs. Nellie Pierce
Brown of Manchester, N. H., Mrs.
Harriet Griggs Grandy of Burlington,
William Brown ESQ.,, and Mrs. Louisa
Smith Fitzpatrick of Berlin, Mrs.
Laura Brigham Boyce, Mrs. Frank Hay
den and Mrs. Frank Jangraw of Mont
pelier, Mrs. Joseph Donnelly of Barre
and Mrs. Mary j. Maxwell Cooper of
Wnronctar Mace haci6ac n lorc,a
Der from the surrounding towns of
Waitsfeld, Warren and Duxbury. The
gathering was both pleasant and profit
able as it renewed and strengthened
old ties of friendship, inspired our
patriotism and, judging from the re-
marks of friends from other States,
taught us that surely the lines had
fallen to us in pleasant places and that
Vermont is the best place in the world.
EAST BROOKFIELD.
Walter Sweet of HaveIhill, NH,
was in town on Sunday
Dea. A. G. Hibbards family re-
turned last Saturday from a two
weeks outing at Saratoga
f. ii Wilcox and wife left last
week for the White Mountains for an
outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Farr and
daughter visited friends in western
Vermont last week.
Miss Eva Jackson spent a part of
last week with friends in South Roy
alton and with party of friends from
Royalton and Randolph went on the
excursion to Ausable Ohasm.
Frank Richardson and John Perham
were among those from here who took
in the excursion to Ausable Chasm
last week.
George Foss and family and Mr.
and Mis-. +. e. Allen of East Roxbury
and the Rev. Mr.. Strong Of Williams