The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-04-21
HOMER FITS,
BARRE VERMONT.

this light, probably there are some OF
us who are out that ought TO be in
and others are in that ought to be out
NORTH RANDOLPH.
Mrs. Alpha Tracy CT East Randolph
was at Elmer Stanley's on Monday.
Hon. Oassius Peck of Burlington
visited at G.. o. Stanley's one day last
week.
James Perham and son of Minrea.
polls, Mimi, are stopping at j. u.
| Perham's.
| Lewis Kibbee of East Randolph
! worked for Gone Bros. on Wednesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. BuzzeH of
Randolph spent Sunday with rela'
I tives here.
Allen Flint of Randolph has been
carpentering at M. A. Huntington's.
Mr.. and Mrs II. W. Downing of
Washington came Saturday bringing
home their nephew, Master Maurice
Taft, who has been spending several
weeks with them.
Miss Helen Alvord was unable to
return to her school on Monday on
account of illness
Messrs. Sargent and Hill are at
work on E. A. Flint's new barn.
r. @. Poor has finished work for q.
K. Taft.
H. L. Cheney was in Northfield last
week.
Miss Bernice Flint spent last week
in Randolph as guest of her sister,
Miss Hortense Flint.
Miss Alice Smalley went to Ran
dolph on Friday to attend "Pinafore'
that evening. She was the guest of
Miss Grace Lawson.
RYEGATE
N. E. MORRISON is engaged in doing
some repair work on the home Of
Rev. d. @. Faris at West Barnet
n. A. Whitehill has moved to his
farm recently purchased in Peacham.
Road Commissioner Thompson will
attend the meeting of road commits
sioners held al. st. Johnsbury this
week.
All of the schools in town are ex-
pected to begin the spring term OF
school this week.
All of the schools in town are ex-
pected to begin the sprirg term OF
school this week.
Your correspondent was in receipt
of fine sample of new sugar made in
the sugar orchard of James Davidson,
and as M. Davidson has had a long
experience in making the sweet, no
word of praise from our pen can half
express the merits of it's good quail
tiles
Gene Renfrew expects to work for
| Milton FarrOW in Peacham the COM
ing season.
ROXBURY.
M. E. Chase is ill with the grip.
John Ellis of Barre has been at his
fathers for few days.
J The mite society this week Wednes.
day will be in charge of Mrs. J. W.
Howe. A business meeting of the
church will be held in the evening.
DR.. Slayton of Warren expects soon
to move to this place.
Mrs John Adams is quite i'll with
the grip.
The Junior social Friday evening
was a very pleasant affair. The chll.
dren gave a brief literary program and
served cake, coffee and cocoa. The
proceeds of the evening, with the
contents OF envelopes WHICH Une Jun
Tors have been circulating, amounted
to $ll.
Miss Lou Whitney of Granville has
been staying at W. j. Carpenters.
, Mrs. Carpenter had her millinery
opening Friday and Saturday and
showed some very attractive spring
hats.
. Several families from out of town
have recently moved into vacant houses
. here: Luther Knapp of Mortified
into the Martell house; o. Rhodes OF
Barre to the Sid Miller house; and
J. A. Kennedy of Mortified to the
Orcutt farm.
CHELSEA.
, Mrs. Fred A. Ordway and daughter
arrived last week from their winter
home at Aberdeen, N. O. Mr.. Ord
way will come later.
D Mrs. Nancy j. Copeland returned
, on Friday from Randolph, where sh'
has spent the winter with ner son.
. Mrs. Lucy O. Farham came from
Lynn, Mass ON Saturday to spend
some time with her daughter, Mrs
! r. X. Abbot.
I At Republican caucus on Satur
day, J. X. Darling, H. N. Mattison