The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-12-10

with her sister, Mrs. Emma Reed
She met with a serious accident last
week. While walking on the street,
she slipped on the ice and fell break
ing her hip. Much sympathy is ex
pressed for her.
Last Wednesday morning as Stage
Driver George Adams, was coming out
of the post office off the stone steps
he slipped and fell striking his neck
across the edge of the step and cutting
cash three inches long. He is able
now tc be out, but cannot do much
work yet. His brother drives the
stage.
Miss Jessie Crosby of Everett, Mass.
is guest for several weeks of Mr..
and Mrs Henry Kibbee.
Henry Kinds of Ausable Forks, n.
Y, is visiting his daughter. Mrs AL
bert Rumney.
Henry Kibbee lost one of his valu-
able COWS last week.
Miss Eliza Rumney returned home
last Saturday from her extended visit
in New York State.
Nearly 100 attended the Central YER
mont Pomona Grange meeting here
last Thursday. 1t was q very interest
ing meeting.
Curtis Upham's oldest son was quite
seriously i'll several days last week
| and under DR.. Ellis care.
Some over $l5 was taken in on bids
| on the books at our quarterly library
| meeting last week Wednesday.
ROXBURY.
Mrs. A. B. Fish of Randolph visit.
ed at H. q. Ellis last week on her
way home from visit to her son, at
Richmond.
Patrick Hanlon had one eye hurt by
blow from limb ON Saturday.
Misses Florence Burnham and Lucy
Gram are at home for awhile.
Mrs. Merriam was away on Satur-
day to attend the funeral of nephew.
Rehearsals have begun for the
children as usual.
Business meetings of the Congrega-
tional church and of the Congrega-
tional society will be held Wednesday
evening at the vestry. Rev. Mr..
Boardman will hold meeting at the
Flat, Friday evening.
| One of Herbert French's boys met
with quite an accident last week while
sliding His sled ran into passing
team and the hors stepped on the boys
head near the ear, cutting through to
the bone.
Charles s. French of Eckman, w.
Va. and Mrs. Bemis of Glens Falls,
N. Y, were in town last week to at
tend the funeral of their father, O. A.
French, which occurred on Thursday.
Rev. Mr.. Sharpe of Mortified officiat-
ing. 1t had been sixteen years since
| Charles French had seen his brother,
! George. who lives here. and on his ar
| rival the two brothers rode on the
train from Mortified to this place in
+, adjoining seats without recognizing
| each other.
NORTH RANDOLPH.
H. H. Parker was in Williamstown
on Monday.
V. l. Spear of Randolph was here
] two days last week. testing cattle.
! Two COWS of Mrs. Tyler's we're con-
demned and killed.
f. @. Gone and D. d. Moulton were
called to Chelsea on Tuesday to testify
on the Luck case.
Mrs. Frank Parker entertained the
library circle. Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Ruby and daughter, Eva, re-
turned to their home in North Oolum-
bia, N. H., on Wednesday.
Mrs. W. M. Hamblin and Mrs. J.
W. Hardy were in Randolph, Sunday.
Mr.. Kinsnan and Mr.. Albee of Rut-
land were in town Tuesday doing
cemetery work.
The water at the creamery has
frozen on Monday night obliging
them to draw water on Tuesday, about
half mile.
WORCESTER.
The Rev. J. K. Wright is to preach
! in the school house in Putnamville
next Sunday at 2:l6 p. m. He will
show tie children present letter from
Laura Bridgman.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Kellogg Of John
son are visitors in town.
Mrs. Mansur Templeton. of Cali
fornia. is visiting at H. d. Wallis.
Henry Holt and wife Of Montpelier
were at o. M. Ladd's on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chaunoey Hunt visit
cd in Montpelier = few days last week.