The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-11-10
GREEN BORO.

Workmen are plasteripg the new
chapel this week.
John Fowler and wife returned to
Montpelier on Sunday.
About twenty attended the ladies'
aid at Mrs. W. B. Simpsons on We'd
nesday.
On Friday George and John Fowler
and Frank Dow brought in fox and
four coons.
Henry Allen had an auction Mon
day to dispose of his personal proper
ty.
Mrs. Dufur has been entertaining
her brother from New Hampshire.
Louis Ladou of Burlington has been
a guest of the Caspian Lake House
the past week.
W. S. Ingalls, has been in town for
few days.
Mrs. R. j. Barton is home from
Salisbury.
Miss Flora Simpson is spending
few weeks in Manchester, N. H.
l.. A. Jackson was III Burlington
on business last week and also visited
his daughter, Mrs. Fay, in Westford.
A party of fifteen coon hunters from
St. Johnbsury visited the Caspian
Lake House Wednesday evening where
they partook of bountiful repast
furnished by Mine Host Dufur, after
which they INDUCED in their favorite
sport and brought down three coons,
returning to the hotel about a. m.,
and to st. Johnsbury the next fore.
noon.
NORTH RANDOLPH
Miss Eunice Moulton went to
Chelsea on Monday to attend the
funeral of her grandmother.
l.. w. Blodgett has finished work
for J. q. Perham and commences
work for f. E. Richardson Monday.
G.. W. Blodgett's horse was taken
sick at Randolph Wednesday but was
able to be taken home in the evening.
AS Q H. Taft was returning from
East Randolph Thursday, part of
the harness broke letting the wagon
on to the horse. This frightened it
SO that it ran up on to bank throw
ing Mr. Taft out and spilling his
groceries. No further damage was
done.
Miss May Gone closed her term of
school in Chelsea Saturday with a
picnic at the school house. Exercises
were held in the afternoon and at
tended by about nineteen visitors.
H. I. Holman, Jr., was in town the
first of the week.
The Hen1y Family are to give their
entertainments in Enterprise hall this
week.
Mrs. Lucetta Stanley and Mrs.
Marion Stanley and daughter, Oracle,
from Livermore, Cal, who have been
visiting friends in this vicinity, left
here Friday for Montpelier.
BROOKFIELD.
Roy Blanchard of Burlington visited
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs Fred Holt,
last week
Miss DAISY Pattee of Montpelier
was here last Thursday TO inspect the
work of the W r. v.
Vernon Kibbee of Chelsea. Mass,
spent last week in town visiting rela-
tives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs Erie Ditty went to
Mortified last Saturday to visit their
sson, Leon Dirty, and family.
DR.. and Mrs. e. Ellis spent last
Thursday with friends in Tunbridge.
The Henry family did not play to
very full house here last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parker of East Brain
tree spent Sunday with their daugh-
aer, Mrs Wesley Coburn aud family.
EAST BROOKFIELD.
l.. b. Canton has recently pur-
chased a fine Edison photograph.
Bert Simonds has gone to Royalton
to work
Mrs. Frances Bixby of Chelsea was
Last week the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
u l.. Bixby.
Mrs. Alma Newell, who works fol
George Hatch of Randolph, was a,
home last Sunday.
Mrs. Eusebia Simonds. who has
been caring for Mrs. O. d. Stearns
and infant son, went to her home in
East Braintree last Friday.
Miss Bertha Holmes, who is teach
ing in Braintree, was at home ovel
Sunday.
Rev. d. H Strong having returned
from his vacation services have beer
resumed at this place.