The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-04-30
EAST ROXRURY.

| WAS III u. W. iudN6 lhSb MOOhs
Creamery patrons received twenty
seven and one-half cents for March
butter.
Fred Blanchard has sold horse to
+. O. Ruiz.
Harry Mosely was in town buying
cattle last week.
! Nora West will live at i. T.. Aliens
and attend the spring term OF school
here.
Mrs. Helen Abbott, who has been
visiting friends here and in North
| field, returned home last Thursday.
Mrs. f. o. Allen visited her brother
in Brookfeld last Wednesday.
Mrs. J. j. Steele and Mrs. George
| Wardner were guests of Mrs. III. A.
Fletcher in East Brookfeld last Tues
day.
Mrs. Matte Wardner visited friends
in Brookfield last Friday.
Miss Edith Ruiz is dressmaking in
Brookfeld
Herbert Glidden and son Ebert,
were at A. J. Ladd's Sunday.
Miss Agnes Weilson spent Saturday
and Sunday with Mrs. Guy Bancroft,
her sister.
Earle Pride attends school in Brook
field.
Mrs. Guy Bancroft was not
as we'll Friday and DR.. Ellis was
called.
Nettie Rice has gone to Mortified
to work for Will Boynton.
Mrs. Helen Abbott returned to her
home in Brookfield on Thursday.
Friends of Mrs. Clarence Mudgett
gave her a birthday party Saturday
evening. A pleasant time is reported.
Word has been received here of the
death of Mrs j. I. Kean of Woon-
socket, South Dakota. Mrs Kean was
formerly Miss Bessie Perry of Wash
ington, D. c.. and before her mar
riage visited in this place with the
Bottoms and made many friends.
She spent the winter in California
with party of friends and while at
Long Beach she had the grip, and lat
er pneumonia, and died at Palo Alto.
He husband brought the body to Woon-
socket last week where she was buried.
SHADY RILL.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mr.. j.
B. Quinn last week,
School commenced Monday with Ida
Celley of Berlin teacher here and Ids
Martin in district No. 8.
E. e. Markham has gone to North
Dakota on business. He expects to be
gone two months or more
Madge Hills is visiting Leona Rum
ney.
Henry Berry is visiting friends in
Lowell, Mass.
Mrs. Abbie Jones is in Craftsbury,
caring for her sister who is seriously
ILL.,
"a son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
B. Quinr, April %.
Irma Burnham is gaining slowly af-
ter long and painful illness.
Mrs Abbie Jones is expected home
from Craftsbury this week, where she
has been caring for her sister, Mrs
Udall.
Ebert E. Markham has gone to South
Dakota to look after property he is in
terested in there.
Paul George visited his grandparents
in Warren last week.
Henry Berry returned on Monday
from his visit in Lowell, Mass.
NORTHFlELD.
Frank Carpenter, wife and family
arrived from Southern California
where they spent the winter, yester-
day.
Miss Josephine Petty, formerly trim
mer for Miss M. e. Smith met with a
serious accident in Chicago last week.
| While she was riding in an automobile
with her sister, dog ran under the
wheels causing it to turn sharply.
Both we're thrown out and Miss Petty
! received severe injuries, one shoulder
being dislocated and her collar bone
broken and one side being hurt badly.
She was taken to hotel and later re-
moved to her home where she is get
ting on as we'll as can be expected.
Mrs. John Nicholson of Boston,
Mass. is in town on weeks visit to
her son who has charge of the cleo
trio light plant here.
At the election of officers Tuesday
evening of Company f, Adj. H. O..
Moseley was chosen captain to fill the
vacancy caused by the resignation of
Charles Plumley.
J. Masters resumed work in Gross
Bros. stone shed after several weeks
enforced absence caused by a serious
accident in which he was wound up in
some revolving shaftinl 1t is con-
sidered a narrow escape from death
for Mr. Masters.
H. Q. Moseley is in Burlington, at
the Mary Fletcher hospital where he
has gone for medical advice and treat
ment.
DUXBURY CORNER.
Dillingham; Grange is to have al
entertainment at the hall on Saturday
evening, May 2FAdmission ten cents.
All are invited.
Mrs. Ernest Clifton died very sud.
denly last night
Mrs Ed Neil and Mrs. Fred BATHS
of Waitsfield visited at Mr.. and Mrs
H. J. Parker's one day last week.
Demeritt g. Palmer's clothes pir
factory is turning out large quantity
of clothes pins daily.
Mrs. Lena Meriom is suffering from
very severe scalp wound inflicted by
her husband, who struck her with
stick. She was taken to the home O.
her sister where the wound wa