The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-09-08

Miss Alice Guernsey is at home on
her vacation.
Vaughan Burnham Is yet quite i'll
with rheumatic fever.
EAST BRoOKFIELD.
Mrs. Alma Newell has finished
work at j. H. Sprague's and went
Sept. l to work in the family of
Edwin A. Sprsgue.
o. W. Smith and wife visited Mr..
and Mrs. o. B. Eddy of Mortified
one day last week.
Mrs Cyrus Small and daughter OF
Lynn, Mass, who have been guests
of Mrs. M. f. Hovey for several
weeks, returned to their home last
week Friday.
A. 1. Skinner with his wife and
daughter of Barre were guests at W.
f. Medcalf's last Sunday, as were K.
L. Marshall. his wife and daughter
of Williamstown.
"A lbW pldOO duoChuCO obO
Republican rally at Chelsea last week
Tuesday.
III. d. Corse had the misfortune to
lose horse last week.
ROXBURY.
Rev. Mr.. Wilson was in Warren
30 AG1 fat nj AZ fnn
services of the late George Elliott.
Mrs. Eunice Wellington is boarding
at Henry Vsn Deusen's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harris Holman were
here part of last week looking after
the crops on their farm.
Miss Jessie Stanton goes to Ran
dolph today to begin her studies in the
Normal cohool.
Clayton Richardson and family of
Aver, Mass, are visiting his father,
Harrison Richardson.
N. D. Rice, DR.. Merricm end g..
A. Tilden with their families spent
Friday at Berlin pond.
W. A. Averill will spend this week
| in Warren, to vote and attend to other
| business.
Lieut.. Gov. Stanton came home i'll
lest week and was obliged to canoe
some of his engagements for speaking
Charles Wiley cnd family of Soatt
Royelton have been visiting at Lee
Wiley's for few days.
EAST WARREN.
| The ladies' mite society will meet
| with Mrs. Fife Moore Sept. s, in the
afternoon. A cordial invitation tt
all.
w. E. Moore, who started FOR the
West last January, to visit in Okla
homo, Utah and Minne9ota, and Other
Western States, returned home Sept
/.
J. @. Gleason is quite feeble.
George W., son of j. j., and Hattie
Elliott, died last Thursday after al
illness of five weeks with typhoid
fever. He was kind and obliging ant
loved by ELL who knew him. He We
nearly twenty years old. The funera
was at his home at the village ant
was largely attended, nearly 100 be
ing unable to get in. Rev. Mr.. Wilson
of Roxbury, offioiated. The fora
tributes were many and beautiful, in
Guiding some from the class mates o
his wife from the No1thfield higl
school, carnations from cousin il
Bennington, some from the base bcl
club and mill hands, beside man,
other, all testifying to the love an,
esteem they had for him. TIL
afflicted families have the heartfelt
sympathy of all.
Mrs. j. W. McGlefiin's parents fror
Waitrfield spent the past week witt
her in this place.
WEST CORJNTH.
Alden True of Kansas, is spending
a few weeks with his brother, Sceva
Eunice Wsrd went to Concord, N
H., last Monday to work in the fam
lily of Mr.. Woods.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. T. Blake went t.
East Barre last Sunday to attend tn
funeral of the little sou of Mr.. an,
Mrs Alden Grearson.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. l.. Spear starte
last week Monday for st. Louis an,
will also go to Washington, d. @.
before returning homs.
NORTH RANDOLPH.
Schools in this district began las
week Monday with Gertrude Bacol
of Chelsea teacher.
Miss Nina Vinson went Wednesda,
to Bridgeport. Conn.
Mr. and Mrs Fl O. Stanley n