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


shire for short stay.
+. l.. Sargent and wife were in.this
place last Sunday.
Mrs. Kenyon is in Vershire working
in the family of Mr. Gross.
9. l.. Spear and @. F.. Blake were
at home from Randolph over Sunday.
Miss Mira Day was in Bradford last
Saturday.
Dr. Godfrey of Chelsea was here a
few days ago to see Mr. Richardson,
who is in poor health
A few from here attended the fun
eral of Clayton Woodcok at the Mead
ow last Sunday.
Edna Kimball has been suffering
the past few weeks from the effects of
burned foot upon which she spilled
hot water.
NEWBURY.
The drama of 1.-THE Comrades, " prey
| sented by Pulaski Grange at seminary
hall on the 10Th and repeated the
18th, was a success in every way Fiji
| ty-seven dollars was realized from
both entertainments. The new stage
| arrangements are a great improve
to give the drama at Haverhill, N. H.
Rev. @. W. Prentiss was in Lisbon
last week to assist Rev. Mr. Sargent
of that place IN a series of evangelis-
| tic meetings.
The Seminary has reopened with the
| same teachers. The dilapidated fence
around the common has been removed
and it is decided improvement. Trees
have been trimmed and appearances
improved generally.
Mrs. William Bailey and two chill
dren, of Boston are visiting at Henry
W, Baileys
Mr. and Mrs. Woodbury. of Ply
mouth, n. H., spent Sunday at Mrs.
| Humans.
G. G. Doe of Boston was in town
last week.
Rev. 9. w. Prentiss is organizing a
boys club.
George Bailey has been engaged as
janitor at the Congregational church.
The alarm of fire Oh Sunday morn.
| ing was the result of IA chimney burn-
ing at the residence of d. Y. Ford.
Some damage was done by water.
ID. G. and H. K Heath are build
ing an addition to thei1 barn of about
fifty feet. Matt Temple is superin-
tending the construction.
CABOT.
o. R. Collins was in town last
week.
Charles Howlsnd visited in West
Concord last week.
Miss Cora Lance returned from
Portsmouth, N. H., on Monday.
Look for the two chairs in the
store windows that are offered as
prizes at the masquerade promenade,
May 1.
The village school begins Monday,
April 26. under the direction of Miss
Julia Blodgett.
The Rebekah lodge is at work on {
drama to be played in May with s
good cast of characters.
George Stone has been visiting hi:
home in Lancaster, n. H., tor few
days.
Cabot lodge, No. 40, /. o. o. F.,
will observe the eighty-fourth ami
versary of Odd Fellowship at theil
hall, April 2 Rev. .. E. Aiken will
deliver the address; subject, Fra
terpity."
Evangelistic sevices began at the
Methodist church last Sunday morn
ing under the direction of Misses
Avery and Bryant, and they will con
tinue every night until further notice
Meetings at Z 80 O'Clock. Some O.
the musical instruments that they usC
are autoharp, guitar, cornet, etc.
The l. o. G. t. dramatic club will
play the drama, Ebony the Convict, >
at Danville, April "a.
The "Henry Family" a musical
family, will give their concert in l
o. G. T. hall, April 90 and 23.
BROOKFIELD.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Holt entertaine,
their daughter and her hus band iron
Barre on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Laport hav
moved to the George Richards farm
ON Bear Hill where they will kee]
house for her son, Ansil, adopted sol
of George Richards.
Mrs. James Washburn Joined he
hubsand at Randolph Center the frs
of the week.
Eliot Frink Las come home iron
the Mt. Hermon school in Mortified
Mass, to spend his vacation.
George Ford of Chelsea was sum
moned home on Sunday morning o.
account of the serious illness of hi
mother, Mrs. Will Ford.
George B. Hall is sick with gri
and under the Doctors care.
Walter Ketchum was in Williams
town the last of the week putting il
telephones.
Mrs. W. Ketchum and Mrs. @
Tucker were in Randolph Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jason Nye and daught
er were in Randolph on business, til
last of the week.
The evening of Sunday, April 26
Rev. r. III. Abercrombie will preacl
the sermon before the graduating
class The high school closes Friday
May l. The closing exercises will b
held in the town hall the evening O
that day.
Eugene Rice of Plainfield, N. III.
visited relatives in town last week.
DR.. Chandler of Montpelier was i
! tha Loot ~ tba xuaat In onu m ri