The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-03-31

Abbott of South Royalton and Miss
Melissa Thresher of Roxbury.
Mr. and Mrs. willard Avery of
! Olaremont, who had been guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Steele for the
I past week, returned to their home on
Tuesday.
b. A. Allen of Bellows Falls, for
merly of this place, arrived in town the
first of the week to spend few days
with friends and relatives.
Sebastiano La Prato, who has assist
ed in the Randolph fruit store for the
past two years, returned here on Sat
urday after Spending a few months
at his old home in Pisa, Italy.
| A daughter was born on Sunday to
DR.. and Mrs. f. O. Angel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Az e. Bass returned
home on Monday from Windsor where
they had been visiting relatives for
few DAYS.
Miss Annie Fitzmorris of North
| Hartland, who attended the high
school here last fall, has gone to Bur-
| lington where she is attending a busi-
ness college.
Mrs. Ellen Olafiin, who was called
here last week to attend the funreal
or her son.in-law. Perry Blanchard,
returned home yesterday.
EAST BRoOKFIELD.
Dea. A. G.. Hubbard is critically ill
with pneumonia aud his sister, Mrs.
Luella |. Woodruff, of Barre city, was
summoned the last Of last week be-
, cause of his severe illness.
Charles j. Bannister left last week
| for Boston, where he hopes to secure
situation.
Mis-. Alma Newell returned from
| Washington last week where she has
been during the winter as houseke per
for Asa H. Pepper.
John H Sprague returned the first
of the week from Barre city where he
had been visiting his sou, DR.. f. q.
Sprague.
George S. Wheatley of the u. V.
M, Burlington, is spending short
vacation with his parents, Deacon and
Mrs. M. S. Wheatiey.
B f. Leonard has severed his CON
nection with W. W. Perkins and
moved his family and household
effects to Barre last Friday.
Among those where reported ill
last week we're Alice English, Frances
Goodwin, Mary Shufelt and Judge O.
H. Bigelow.
EAST CORINTH
Nathan Butler is at home from God
dard Seminary during the vacation.
Kenneth Butler, who has been visit
ing his brother at Barre, has returned
home.
George Huse is spending a few
weeks at home.
Mr. and Mrs John Star are visiting
at Bagley Abbott's
Robert Fulton entertained small
party of his young friends Monday
evening. Finch was played and all
had very enjoyable evening.
Among those who were ill last week
were. Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Jackman,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Jackmau, Mrs.
Winthrop Jackman. Miss Marietta
Stearns, Frank Durham.
Miss Elizabeth and Dolly Chamber
lain and Raymond Ohamberljn are
visiting at Mrs. Charles Pages.
Mr.and Mrs. Page and son, Leon.
were at Charles Harriman's last
weeh
Miss Jessie Smith has gone to Grot.
on for short time.
Mabel and Grace Stillwell of Brad
ford were in town on Monday.
Mrs. Frank Durham was in Cook
vile last week.
Miss Wayne Jackman is at home
from Waterbury for short time.
Loren Williams and family have
moved to the Page farm owned
by George Prescott.
Leonard Hood has moved back to
his farm in Topsham.
Universalist preaching services we're
held last Sunday by the Rev. Mr.. Fort
ney of Plainfeld Mr.. Fortney has
been hired to preach here part of the
time during the following year
BROOKFIELD.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Jason Nye and their
daughter, Miss Carrie, spent one day
in Hartford last week.
About seventy attended the Grange
sociable last Friday evening. All
enjoyed very pleasant time.
Perley Reyes is spending a few
weeks with friends in Bellows.
! Frank Kenyon OF Hartford, Conn,
| spent a rev days recently with Mr..
and Mrs. U. A. CLARK.
! The many friends of Alpheus Hib-
bard of East Brookfield are sorry to
hear of his serious illness with pne-
umonia. DR.. E. E. Ellis attends him.
| Miss Grace Abercrombie is home
from Tilton Seminary for one weeks
vacation.
Fred Holt received, last week, $28
from the Continental and Casualty
Company of New York in which he is
! insured.
/ Catherine Benham returned to Hart
/ fosd Saturday to teach the spring
term of school.
| WOODBURY..
There was a serious accident at the
quarry on Saturday. During the NOV
| ing of stone several men we're under
the derrick holding the ropes when a