The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-05-12
BROOKFIELD.

Mrs. 9. M. Upham and daughter,
Mary, after spending the winter in
Worcester Mass, returned to their
home here last Saturday.
John Herrick of Randolph was in
| town last week selling brooms of his
own manufacture.
Harold Haggett fell into the lake
last week Wednesday and came very
! near TO drowning as he was sinking
the second time. The timely assist
ance of his father saved him.
Several of the young people went
to Randolph last Friday evening to
witness the presentation of Pima
fore" at Dubois g. Gays hall.
Will Haggett has been hired to run
our creamery and carry the cream to
| Randolph, commencing the 10Th of
| this month.
Thursday evening at the graduating
graduates were: Fannie Britton,
Nellie Wright, Herbert Fullam and
Forrest Kibbee.
Wesley Cobnrn is to move from H.
III. Fullam's house to the tenement
owned by j. w. Parmenter over his
old store.
Albert Sargent, who has been oc.
cupying A. l.. Follanbee's tenement,
will move his family back to their
farm the first of June.
Eugene Marsh has moved his family
into William O. Clark tenement and
he is to work for Mr.. Clark this
year.
Mrs. Rose Edison Stone, who came
home sick from Williamstown last
week, is very much better at this
writing.
NORTH RANDOLPH.
Mrs. F. E. Wells was in Williams.
town Monday.
The library circle met with Mrs.
d. j.. Camp on Wednesday.
Mr.. Jones of Royalton was at W.
M. Hamblin's Wednesday.
Messrs Saunders and Swasey of
Haverhill, Mass are in town.
j. A. Perhsm and son, who have
been stopping at j. g. Perham's s,
went Monday to Woodstock.
The road machine was used in re.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Poor and son,
Roy, returned from Barre Monday.
Mrs w. G. Buzzell of Randolph
was in town Wednesday.
Judge and Mrs Nichols of Randolph
were at f. e. Wells Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. N. Carpenter
spent Saturday and Sunday in Barre.
Miss May Sargent was in Randolph
Center on Saturday.
Several automobiles passed through
here last Saturday.
EAST BROOKFIELD.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. N. Harrington of
Gaysville were guests at e. G, Har-
rington's last week.
Elwood Irish, who has lived in
Williamstown the past year, has
moved back on to his farm.
George Miller has finished work for
Charles Farr and gone TO his home i'll
Washington.
H. d. Wheatley has so far recovered
from his recent severe illness as to be
abe to get out of doors.
Mrs. W. A. Robbins of East Ran
doiph is tue guest of her niece, Mrs.
M. F. Hovey
George X. Sprague and wife. Fred
Holmes and wife. Frank Wilcox and
wife, Vernon Barnes and Miss Mary
Newell attended the production of
"Pinafore" at Randolph last Friday
night.
WILLIAMSTOWN.
Bert Clark, section boss here for
the Central Vermont Railroad Com
pany, tells US that he has resigned his
post and that he shall now take up
some other kind of work.
Henry j. Martin has resumed the
fish business for the season and will,
as usual, deliver his goods on Friday
| or each week.
The Calvin Flint farm has again
been sold to man in Barre.
James Cheney, now over eighty
years of age, is in better health than
while ago.
Work was begun in good earnest
last week in clearing the Oongrega-
tional church of its furnishings pre-
paratory to the work of the carpen-
tiers there.
In the interests of accuracy and
modesty, we correct misprinted
item of last W eek. We wrote that a
i ,,onn,,apt xuao ahnut 10 ha