The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-10-13

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Rev. w. A. Kinzie, on "Chrstian
Ministry"
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Marshall were
! called to Braintree on Saturday by the
sudden death of Mrs. Marshall's fos-
ter father, Mr.. Fits of that place,
who was buried on Tuesday.
A change of time for the departure
of our morning train to Barre went
into effect on Monday last. 1t now
leaves here at 6 80 a. m. There will
be no change we are told in the COM
ing and going Of other trains.
Miss Belle Robinson is no longer at
work in our post-office.
". O. White is at present at work
in j. Ii. Lyndes store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norris Wiggin are to
return this week from their carriage
trip to New Hampshire and Massachu.
sets.
Mr.. and Mrs Jason H. Jeffords and
daughter, improved excursion rates to
Boston last Monday.
Mark Eastman, who lately moved to
the old Norman G. Davis farm, to
work, lately had the misfortune to
have collar bone broken while at
tempting to lead COW.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Nixon and
daughter are away to visit friends in
Concord, and Manchester N. H.
A trained nurse came from Burling
+ ton on Monday to care for Mrs. Luther
! II. j. Merrill, who is very sick with
muscular rheumatism.
e. @ House began work for William
, Myers in his barber shop at Barre on
| Monday.
Albert r.. Martin was one of the
| Boston excursionists on Monday last.
The Methodist ladies will serve sup
per on both Thursday and Friday af.
| ternoon this week, from to 8 o. clock.
| Frank @. York has as his guest a
widowed sister, from Underhill.
We are glad to hear that Judge Aus
tin Young and wife IF Minneapolis
were benefited in health by their visit
here in the summer. We hope the
same is true also of Townsman Charles
II. Ainsworth of Moline, Ill.
GREENSBORO.
Mrs. M. @. and Mrs. Nellie Ingalls,
| went to Burlington on Monday for
few days visit.
Robert Marshall of New York is
visiting his cousin, William Marshall.
j. D. Olmstead goes to Durand, ILL.,,
this week for visit.
Rev. Mr.. Barton preached at the
Presbyterian church Sunday morning
and at the Methodist church at the
Bend in the afternoon.
Miss Della Ward went to Maine,
Monday.
DR.. Abbott of Littleton, N. H., was
called to Greensboro on Friday by the
serious illness of Mrs Parker.
G. W. Lumsden and wife and j. d.
Wilson and wife and Mrs. Petite start
Wednesday for California, where they
expect to remain about six weeks.
Representative Cook was home from
Montpelier on Sunday
Horace Campbell of New York was
the guest of his brother, S. W. Camp
bell, on Sunday.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Morse of Dan
vile visited in town last week.
Miss Florence Judkins Of Passump-
sic has been spending few days with
Mrs. E. X. Hill.
Charles Aston of Hardwick was in
town on Sunday.
Mrs. F. N. Michaud is visiting in
/ Montreal for a few days.
Frank Ingalls, has purchased the A.
I W. Blake farm in Cabot.
Amos Corey has been visiting in
Bakersfield the past week.
Mrs. Charles Parker at Sunset cot
/ tage sustained a shock of paralysis,
! Friday morning, and IS now in very
| critical condition.
NORTH RANDOLPH.
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Taft were in
Washington the first of last week.
Mrs. Tyler went to Williamstown on
Tuesday to meet her friend, Miss La
+ Crosse, from Barre, who is spending
the week with her.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. o. HI. Farr attended
a funeral in Randolph early Wednes-
day morning.
Elmer Kibbee of Boston is now stop
ping with his father, Henry Kibbee,
H. W. Fowler of East Bethel has
been doing some plumbing at E. A.
Fl it's the past week.
d. E. Sargent was in Williamstown
on Friday with load of dressed hogs.
While on the road between here and
South Randolph Leon Trask met an
automobile at which his horse was so
frightened that it backed off steep
bank. The wagon was broken up some
and the harness had to be cut to free
the horse, which appeared to be I'M
hurt, also the man.
Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs. A. II.
Fletcher invited company of neigh.
Dors and friends to their home to visit
with their son, Guy, who goes this
week to Northtield as clerk in store
Those who go from here on the Bos.
ton excursion are; Warren Carpenter
and wife, Mrs. V. b. Carpenter, Ho-
bart Peck and l.. b. Kibbee.
Miss Mildred Peck, teacher in the
primary school at Brookfield spent
Saturday and Sunday at Mrs. M A.
Cones.
b. f. Sargent of Randolph was at
III. O. Peok's on Saturday bringing his
mother, Mrs. Morris, whom he left
for longer stay.