The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-06-09

WORCESTER.
M. p. Kent is confined to the bed by
illness.
Mrs. Griffith of Moreto is visit-
ing her daughter, Mrs Harold Austin.
There was good attendance at the
Ice cream social last Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Griffith of More.
town, were guests at II. e. Austin's
a few days last week
Mrs. @. N. Hunt, Miss Bernice Hunt
and Benjamin Gates of Montpelier,
were recent visitors at OhauDcey
Hunts.
wAlTSFIELD.
q. II. McAllister was in st. Johns
bury on Monday to attend Masonic
meeting.
Thomas Sanders has gone to New
Hampshire to spend the summer with
his children.
The remains of Mrs. Kate Lewis,
were brought 20 town last week, from
Detroit, Mich, whers she died very
| suddenly. and inferred in the cemetery
at the Common. The funeral was
from the house of B. l.. Joslin and
was in charge of u. H. McA lister.
Rev. Mr.. Henderson officiated.
o. M. Eaton and family were in
Waterbury on Sunday.
Orville Richardson is clerking in the
| +. A. Boyce store and report has it
that Frank Green is soon to go away.
Mrs. Morisrty is visiting her sons,
Walter and Dan, for few days.
Fred Lockwood has gone to his bone
in Proctorsville for few days.
Will Clark is at work for J. H. Mar
tin in the Easton mill for few days.
Walter Mann commenced driving
team for Moriarty Bros. Tuesday.
The many friends of M. l.. Richard
son will be glad to learn that he is
now slowly gaining.
Mrs j. e. Berry is visiting her sis
ter in Cabot.
Mrs. Il. Poland is staying for short
visit with her daughter in Warren.
vERSHIRE.
DR.. Gale of Hanover was in town
on Sunday and performed an opera
tion on Mrs. Bastow's hand. 1t is
now hoped that the hand may be
saved. DR.. Jewell is the attending
physician.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Kicker have
moved to their newly purchased farm
on Beaver meadow
The Advent and Congregational
churches have both been cleaned DUR
ing the past week.
Mrs. Robinson is reported as gain
! ing rapidly and she hopes to be able
to leave the hospital soon.
Mr.. Melendy is pressing hay for E.
o. Bradbury.
The State conference began at the
Advent Christian church on Tuesday,
June land will continue over the next
Sunday. All are cordially invited to
attend and many attractions are given
on the program.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Bastow of
Bradford, Mrs Anna Bastow Jones,
husband and child of Barre, Clark
Bastow of Post Mills, were in town
last Sunday called here by the danger
Gus illness of their mother, Mrs.
Henry Bastow, Sr.
E. T. Brown and J. @. Clough are
attending county court at Chelsea, as
jurymen from here. L. E. Allis is the
grand juror.
Uhildren's Day is to be observed at
the Congregational church on Sunday.
CORINTH.
f. w. Thurber is having his home
and shop painted; L. M. Edison is do
ing the work.
Philip Worcester of Thetford was in
the place on Friday delivering tomato
plants.
Mr.. Wason of Berlin was the guest
of Mrs. Laura DickinJn recently.
There was birthday party at Mrs.
Lucinda Magoon's on Saturday even
ing, June 4, for her son, Elmer.
Leon Morse of Springfield has been
in the place and erected a monument
in the cemetery at the Center on his
father and mothers lot.
WEST TOPSHAM.
Henry b. White and Everett For
syth of East Topshaln were in the
Wills neighbborhood in Orange on
business last Friday. They called on
friends in West Topsham on their way
home.
Frank P. Cunningham is painting
his buildings light slate. Henry
Crockett of Orange is doing the work.
Hattie White, daughter of II. B.
White, is visiting at Horace Whites.
a. r. Thurston lost fine COW last
week from milk fever.
william B. Bsgley is visiting his
J son, e. j. Bagley, at Island Pond.
Amos S. Jewett and wife were at
Barre city on business last Friday.
Hilas B. Church has been quite sick
for several days. DR.. George Darling
of South Ryegate was called to see
him last week. His symptoms are IA
vorable and his friends hope to see
him on the street in a few days.
Daniel Celly is recovering from a
hard run of pneumonia.
The grass crop is looking fine, but
a little rain would be great blessing.
| Hon. s. X. Dexter of Lowell, Mass.
| is at his farm for few days. He has
been in Nebraska for several weeks
filing his cold storage buildings with
eggs. He shipped two cars of eggs
home before he returned.