The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-04-23
WAITSFIELD.

MISS trace JOSl1n OF MOHUpeller
Seminary was at home over Sunday.
Ferd Lockwood of Proctorsville
visited his parents several days last
week.
u. IL. McAllister, VINO has been
confined to the house for several weeks
with fever, 10 now gaining.
John Ferris is ill, not being able to
be out of doors any, and does not sit
up all of the time.
Mrs. Colby, who had shock few
days ago, is slightly better.
j. l.. Baird has commenced work on
his new barn. w. M. Strong has
charge of the work, and is assisted by
Frank Whitcomb and Weston Minor.
o. M. Eaton was in Montpelier,
Monday.
Charles Berry of Montpelier was in
town several days last week, buying
maple sugar and fat hogs.
joni Barber moved to Waterbury
last Friday, where he is to make his
future home, having sold his place
here to Samuel Somerville of Duxbury
Reuben Bates remains about the
same, not able to be out as yet.
d. II. Skinner begins the addition
on his house this week. Henry La
Belle is doing the work.
S. @. Bennett is giving the village
school house coat of paint, thereby
adding greatly to its appearance.
EAST ROXBURY.
w. o. Pride was in Burlington on
Saturday.
Samuel Wales of Dedham., Mass.
is in town visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wardner were
in Randolph Wednesday.
Mrs. Helen Abbott of Brookfield
visited old neighbors last week.
DR.. G. N. WEIGH of Mortified was
called on Wednesday and saved an
animal for L. A. Eastman.
Agnes Wilson, who teaches on Cram
Hill, spent Saturday and Sunday with
Mrs. Guy Bancroft, her sister
Mrs. w. O. Pride returned from
Mary Fletcher hospital, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe Wheatley of
East Brookfield were in town Saturday.
Mrs. George Wilson returned to
Barre on Wednesday.
Robert Harper went to Lisbon, N
Y, last week, to attend family
reunion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dana Battles of Brain
tree were guests a6 e. Howe's re-
Gently.
Harry Freeman is here from the
west and is working for Jennie Ladd.
Harris Holman from Randolph was
visitor at Jennie Ladd's recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Rich from
Brookfield were at d. L. Bucks Fri
day, hanging wall paper.
Jones Steele finished his duties as
juror at Montpelier and came home
on Friday.
Harley Ward is at Tim Blanchard S
in Williamstown.
Earl Pride is to attend school in
Brookfield village this term.
A. E. Beaton from South Ryegate
was a visitor at d. l.. Buck recent
ly.
EAST CALAIS.
Charles Balentine began work in the
creamery last week.
Wilbur Withem has finished his
work for A. Dwinell q Son, and begins
work for j. W. Leonard, May l.
A. G. Dutton has been ill couple
of weeks with what was first thought
to be only bilious turn but is now
pronounced appendicitis.
Ernest Ide has been very i'll with
measles and pneumonia, but his case
is considered more hopeful.
Village school opened Monday with
twenty-five pupils in Miss Whites
room, and eleven in the advanced
grade under Mr.. Strong.
Miss Maude Wheeler. daughter OF
William @. Wheeler of Des Moines,
Iowa, who spent the Easter vacation
at the home of w. E. Bliss, returned
last week to Smith College.
Montpelier store to George Pray, and
and TAYLOR of Hardwick, taking pos
store, here, which will be under the
ROXBURY.
u. S. Stanton is suffering from al
attack of the grip.
Misses Lou Worcester and Myrtle
Howe have been i'll with severe cold
the past week.
R. B. Dunsmoor was at home OIL
Sunday.
Lee Wiley has been Ill for few
days, but is improving.
Charlie Mann had shock last Fri
day, the right side being paralyzed
but is since reported to be slight,
better.
Miss Gerty Richmond went TO Mas
aschusetts to work this morning.
1t is expected that work will begii
at the marble quarry this week.
The Good Templars will repeat til,
play, "The Squire's Daughter, +" mex
Saturday evening.
Mr.. Shepard has moved from Mrs
Warmers farm into the house will
Wilbur Edwards, having taken MI
Edwards farm for the year.
Dwight Howe and wife visited j
r. Henderson in Waitsfield Sunday
Mrs. Henderson is still in very poo
health.
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