The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-04-28
TOPSHAM.
Mrs. Lowell Frost is gaining.
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is now very ill. His many friends are
hoping for speedy recovery.
William Morrison has gone to Bos.
ton.
Mrs. Mary Foster has returned to
her home in Melrose, Mass.
d. N. Mckay and wife were called
to Hanover, N. H., last week by the
illness of his father, Edward Mckay.
Charles Hood and George Hood
have put in separators recently.
| Charlie Nolan, Harry Nolan and
Joseph Powers were In Groton, Mon.
day.
John Graham of Eastern N. H., is
in town. He says the mill will start
up in about three weeks. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lyman Lovejcy are to run the
boarding house.
| Salter Brothres have returned to
town. They are staying at present
at the home of Henry Leet.
o. D. Wiley lost a valuable cow
recently
Mrs. E. d. Taggart has returned
from her visit in Newbury.
W. V. Hood is making repairs on
his place painting and cleaning up in
| general.
Everett Sawyer and daughter and
| Carrie Rowland of Corinth were in
| town Friday.
DR.. r. F. Willard and wife and
! daughter Ruby we're at j. B. Nolan s
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Thomas S. Eastman is SICK
DR.. j. A. Dow attends him.
BRADFORD.
Vernon Davis of Waitsfeld is visit
ing at the home of Mrs. Emily Pres.
colt.
Mrs. E. G. Baldwin has been in
Post Mills this week supplying in the
school there for Miss Vida B. Albee,
account of sickness.
Miss Frances Simpson was in town
or Sunday, the guest of Miss Sara
Parker She returned to her school
in Plymouth on Monday.
Charles Buxton has finished work at
Priohard q Hays general store and
with his mother will leave for Boston
in about three weeks.
The friends of Sarah Chapman
| Price are very sorry to near of her
death at her home in Manchester, n
H., after long illness with consump-
tion. She graduated from the high
school here in the class of 1899.
Miss Harriet Craig spent Sunday
with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Newton have
returned to their home here, after an
absence OF several weeks. They have
been with thier daughter, Mrs. H. NJ.
Dufur, of Waterbury Center.
Miss Harriet Brock with her friend,
Miss Lucy Atkinson of Newbury-
port, Mass, were in town on Monday.
On Sunday evening the boys OF the
Congregational church, who have
formed choir and have been drill
ing for several weeks with Mrs.
Hooker as leader, made their first
appearance. There were ten Of them
on that night, and the anthem and
responsive chant given by them were
remarkably well rendered. Much
credit is due to the boys, and to Mrs.
hooker. They wore the regulation
choir surplice and made fine appear
ance
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day for East Montpelier to teach this
spring.
There is case of scarlet fever in
Joel Chase's family just outside the
village in the town of Berlin.
Daniel Hurley is building a new
piazza which is quite an improvement
to the looks of his house.
The ladies' union met with Mrs.
Gould last Wednesday evening and
voted to re-organize; eight new names
were entered upon the roll of members
and the following officers were elected
for the ensuing year: President, Mrs
Almlra Glazier; vice president, Mrs
M. e. George; secretary. Miss Grace
Locklin; treasurer. Mrs. Mary Gould ;
| collector, Mrs j. L. Greenwood. The
society has about 1928 in the treasury
and the first work will be to improve
the looks of the church yard.
Clarence Moore of Melrose, Mass. .
is visiting at Charles Benedict's.
Miss Gertrude Hargin of Montpelier
visited friends here on Sunday.
Irving Lewis of Brookfield visited
his wife at A. O. Hartwells on Sun
day.
] Jospen Delary was given surprise
party on Tuesday evening it being his
nineteenth birthday the evening was
passed by playing games and dancing.
| Bert Saunders of Tunbridge is visit.
ing his brother, George. this week.
Quite party gathered at the home
| OF Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert DeRosia last
| Tuesday evening to help him celebrate
| the anniversary of his birthday
| Finch was the principle amusement
| Refreshments of ice cream and cake
were served and good time enjoyed
| by all.
A number of friends of Mrs. Eunice
Kenyon called on her last Tuesday AT.
ternoon and enjoyed social time.
Cake and coffee were served and lust
as the party WAS about to depart Rev.
Il. W. Sharpe presented her with $50
in behalf OF her friends and neighbors.
Miss Lola Ingalls, has finished work
IN the mill aud gone to her home in
Randolph.
Miss Jennie Staples has resigned her
position as teacher in the village
school on account of moor bealtb and