The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-09-29

Next week Monday evening, Oct. 3,
the first entertainment in the season S
course will be given at the town hall.
| We anticipate that it will give great
pleasure to all attending it. Give the
Bethany Five" rousing "house. T"
James Gregory has flock of fowls
that he takes pride in. He showed
US recently an egg laid by a Rhode
Island Red fowl, that measured 90
by So inches A special merit of this
''bird" is that she doesn't stop with a
single extra sized egg.
Ophir S. Martin, administrator
of the estate of the late Henry j.
Lasell, has sold the Lasell meat mar
ket to his son, Frank H. Martin.
Bert Clark of mill village was called
a while ago to the home of his par
ents in Northern New York because
of an injury to his mother who fell
from load Of hay.
Bert Young has been hired by
Frank II. Martin, the new meat mar
ket man. A part of Mr.. Martins
work, later on, is to draw away few
hundred cords of wood, cut last win
ter, at his late farm.
DR.. Charles A. Briggs and wife of
Pasadena, Gal, arrived here last Fri
day evening ON their way home after
trip of some weeks in Europe. Dr.
Briggs is the youngest son of our late
townsman, j. Wright Briggs, and
went some years ago from Central
New York to Pasadena. He is the
guest of Mrs. Orville J. Briggs.
Our Christisn Endeavorers' con-
tribution towards furnace for the
Congregational meeting house will be
some $50
One of our worthy townsmen is re-
ported to us as having said he ''never
before saw so much intoxiuation in Va
town in Vermont as he saw at the last
Washington fair. "
p Harry Moody, of Chlesea, who
drives the Ingalls, meat market cart,
has been laid by with sickness of late
and Mr.. Benevides took his place for
the time.
The village creamery paid, we hear,
nineteen and one-halt cents for butter
fat in August.
EAST ROXBURY
Mrs. L. G. Kidder is very i'll at the
home of her son, Harry, In Mortified.
|
Kidder are caring for her.
Mrs. Jason Freeman, who has beer
very i'll with heart and stomach
trouble, is slowly gaining. DIR. Winch
of Northfield attends her.
Frank Duraway ATTENDED the fail
i'll Washington last week.
John Mudgett of Randolph spent
Friday with his brother, Clarence
Mudgett.
Blanche Purno and daughter, Ruth,
who have been visiting IN Nortitield
returned Monday to her Rome at lie.
land Morfitt's.
Ellsworth and Forrest Fuller, wh(
have been away to work, are at home
and are attending school here.
EAST WARREN.
There were hard frosts here the 20tl
and also the 2lst, water forming icC
one-fourth inch thick. Also, some
snow fell.
The ladies' mite society will NEE
with Mrs. Sadie McGlatiin THURSDAY
afternoon, Sept. 30. All are cordial,
invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Duane Hudson are at
tending Tunbridge fair this week.
FAYSTON.
Mrs. John Maxwell was seriousl,
: injured by falling from a cart OF
which she was about to take ride tt
, the field with her husband. He
wrist and ankle were badly sprained
Mrs. David Loveland has been il
= for the past two weeks. but is nov
. slowly improving.
Sim Bonette is painting Dan Nc
3 Daughlin's new house.
Charles f.. Kew finished work TO
: A. ID. and II. A. Bragg last Saturday
Q Mr.. Kew has worked in the same plac
six seasons and the only place he eve
worked any length of time. A goo
/. record for good boy.
o Graham Strong of Wakefield
Q Mass, has been visiting his brother
J, M, s. Strong and family. -.