The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-08-11

| Died in Fairlee, July %, of acute
diabetes, Grover David Cook, aged
nine years. eleven months and sixtper
days. He was the youngest child Of
| Charles d. and Elizabeth Cook. His
sickness was of short duration, only
about two weeks, and everything that
could be was done by loving hands
never firing in their efforts to restore
him to health, but the end came peace.
| frlly at last. He is survived by the
parents, four sisters and two brothers.
| The floral tributes from his school
mates is evidence Of the high esteem
| in which he was held by the The
! funeral was held on SUNDAY Rev. Mr..
/ PenwArden officiating. Mr. Cook Is
, family would thank all who mani
tested their sympathy in any way in
! this their time of trouble.
ROXBURY.
Mrs. Darling of San Francisco and
Miss Lena Montgomery of Randolph
visited at Lee Wiley's on Thursday.
Henry Ellis of Barre was IN town
over Sunday.
Helen Merriam has been quite i'll
for few days.
Mrs. Cassius Wetmore returned to
her home last week leaving her daugh-
| ter, Hazel, at Hartman Richardson s
for while.
The ladies society Of the Universal
| list church held business meeting
last Tuesday and voted to use the
money now on hand for shingling and
building new steps to the Union
| churcn, and to give the money re.
ceived at their meetings after this
toward the salary of Rev. Mr.. Wilson,
the Congregational pastor.
Lee Wiley and wife visited his
brother, Charles Wiley, in South Roy.
alton last week
| Miss Mabel Vincent has been visit
| ing friends in town.
Mrs. O. o. Turner and daughter
visited in Gaysville last week ard
returned to their home in Waterbury
on Friday.
Daniel Worcester, Joseph Howe. O.
ii. Rich and H. G. Ellis attended the
Republican convention in Montpelier
last Tuesday.
Mrs George Morgan died last Tues
day morning after long illness with
|
at the church on Thursday, Rev. Mr.
Wilson officiating
Mrs. W. o. Shepard and sons return
to their home in Leominster today.
Wilson Averill will spend this weeI
in New Hampshire aud Massachusetts
where he has business connected with
the estate Of Miss Button.
Mrs. John Flint of Montpelier il
| visiting at u. S. Stantons.
WEST CORINTH.
Several people from here attended
the circus at Montpelier last week.
Mrs. S. A. Mattoon is stopping a
few weeks with her sister and viii
visit relatives in Washington.
Mrs. Lucy Kelley is visiting at J
p. Virgins,
Mrs. Maynard from Waterbury i
visiting her children here.
Jennie Orr is sick at her home il
Washington and thinks she will 60 tt
the hospital for treatment.
Mrs. Sarah Lake has returned t,
her home in Barre.
Mrs. Gross and sons from Vershir,
visited her daughter, Mrs. Bert Wig
gins, last Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. H. e. Day has been quite sicl
with appendicitis but has been for
tuante enough to get along withou
an operation. DR.. Corwin of Ohelsel
attended her. She is gaining at thi
writing.
John Collins of Barre visited at H
e. Days last week.
WORCESTER.
Warren N. Hunt of Montpelier wa
in town on Monday.
George Pratt of Philadelphia visited
his father part of last week.
M. V. b. Gross is moving to room
in the Hobart house, recently vacated
by e. O. Moore.
Mrs. Tomlinson of Jonesville is tn
guest of M. P. Kent, her brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Ordway O
Mortified were the guests of Mis-
Frances E. Abbott, a few days las
week.
Mrs. j. A. Richards and Russell
Lowe of Quincy. Mass, are visitor
at the home of Rev. George Smith.
CHELSEA.
Emily (Henick), widow of the lat,
Witham A. Allen of this town, died a
the home of daughter in Milford
N. H., on Monday Of last week. aget
II years 7 months, 30 days. Funera
services were held at tine Oongrega
tional church here on Wednesday af
ternoon, Rev. Mr.. Wyokoff officiating
Mrs. Allen was we'll known and highl,
respected by our townspeople, and hat
been for many years q member Of thu