The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-06-25
EAST ROXBURY.

Mrs. w. j. Carpenter, superipten-
dent of schools, visited the school here
on Tuesday.
Fred Hazelton is working for George
Wardner through the summer season.
Lewis Steele visited his daughter,
Mrs. Emmons Howe, several days
last week.
Mrs. Monroe Wheatley and son visit
ed friends and relatives in Gown last
week.
Telephone poles are set between here
and West Brookfield on the Orange
county line.
Mrs. Sarah Hazelton and children of
Mortified spent several days last week
with Mrs George Wardner.
o. H. Humphrey and Wilmont Baine
of Waltham, Mass, were at L. A.
Eastman's, Saturday.
George Wardner came near meeting
with serious accident on Tuesday
while crossing a bridge near the saw
mill. The bridge broke dashing the
two horses, Mr.. Wardner and a heavy
dump cart down fifteen feet onto
the rocks below. No bones were
broken but Mr.. Wardner suffered
SOlu6 ooN6T6 CutS anu DTulSGS. Ou6
horse was badly hurt.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. Steele spent
Saturday with Mr.. and Mis-. H. A.
Fletcher in East Brookfield.
Reinholdt Ruiz was at home OIL
| Sunday.
Will Boyce of Braintree was called
recently to attend one OF George
Wardner's horses,
Mrs. jerome of Montpelier is stop
ping at l.. j. Colbrook's for a while
Carl Thayef Is to spend few days
at home and in Montpelier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Brooks visit
ed her sister in Bethel recently.
Miss Lila Buck visited her father
d. l.. Buck, last week.
Bert Allen is in Burlington work
ing in DR.. Taggart's dental parlors
Mrs. Lizzie Smith of Portsmouth
N. H., was a guest at Fred Blanch.
ards last week.
Mrs. George Pride and j. Midget
! of Randolph called on friends here
last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin and little sol
of Moretown were in town on Satur
day.
Creamery patrons Received 23 cents
for May butter.
Winifred Foss closed her school il
Suncook, N. H., last week but viii
visit in Worcester and Springfield
Mass, and attend the national educa
tional convention in Boston before
returning home.
CHELSEA.
Mrs. B. W. Smith and Miss Mabe
j. Smith of Lowell, Mass, have come
to their place for the summer. Other
of the family will join them later
They have as guests Mrs. O. W. Gu,
and daughter, and Miss Minnie Wood
| ard of Lowell.
Mrs. Mary Carpenter and daughte
of Boston and Mrs. Helen Carpente
of st. Johnsbury are visiting at A, l
Deyter's
Fred A. Ordway has taken lease O
the graphite mining property will
Leon Drien Of New York, who was
here short time since. They intent
to do enough work on the property thi
summer to determine the question O
its value.
Mrs. Arthur @. Baldwin and chile
of Boston are at the hotel for tw,
weeks.
Lillian M. Robbins has gone to Leb
anon, N. H., to work.
Mrs. Emma Il. Lathrcp of Williams
town is spending some weeks with he
father, Smith Taylor.
Mrs. Timothy Sullivan is with he
daughter in Lisbon, N. H.
Our base ball nine visited Tunbridg,
last Saturday, and were beaten by tn
score of 10 to 3.
Frank McWhorter and family ar
rived from Barre last week and move,
into the Tarbell house, which the.
have rented.
County court finished Saturday
after session of three weeks.
John NJ. Atwood of st. Louis an
Fred Z. Atwood of Boston are visitin
their parents.
DR.. G. j. Helmer joined his famil
here on Friday, but returned to Ne,
York Sunday night
Children's Day will be observe
next Sunday morning at both villag
churches.
Bills are out for Fourth of Jul