The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-10-20

the Morrison Hospital at Whitefied,
N FL Tuesday of last week for treat
ment
SOUTH DUXBURY.
George Andrews is going back on to
the farm formerly owned by his
father, J. Andrews, and George John
son is moving ba,k on to his farm.
Elhanan Andrews of Montpelier
recently visited Mr.. and Mrs. S. Som
erville and other friends.
Mrs. Jane Hill died the 18th, of
pneumonia. Rev. Mr. kellogg of
Waterbury officlated at the funeral.
Gilbert Nelson has rented his farm
to his wife's brother, V. Hutchins of
Stowe.
Frank Ham of Waitsfield moved in
to George Freeman's house in More
town last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Parcher visited Mr..
and Mrs. Harmon Nelson last Satur-
day.
Mrs. Ella Phillips is sick with heart
trouble. Mrs. Davis Of Waterbury is
caring for her.
The remains of Otis Clark of Willis
for interment in the cemetery near the
red school house.
MI. and Mrs. L. Freeman visited
their daughter, Mrs. H. Ward, last
week.
Warren Murray has put up an add.
| ton to his mill and is now making
boiled cider and apple jelly, and Will
liam Squires is helping in the husi
ness.
The boy trapper, Perley Wheeler
has had great success of late. He hai
caught coon, hedgehog, skunk, par
fridge, two cats. hawk that meas
ured four feet from tip to tip, and {
dog that made out to escape by the
skin of his teeth.
EAST BROOKFIELD.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs
| Clarence Stearns on Saturday, Oct
10.
Frank Peabody, Fred Holmes anC
wife went to Boston on the excursion
Miss Gladys Holmes was at HON,
from her school in Braintree Saturda,
aud Sunday.
The chimneys at either end of thu
| church were taken down last weel
and new one built. George Lavint
! did the mason work
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred r. Edwards o
North Ferrisburg are in town beinl
called here by the serious illness o
Mr.. Edwards sister, Mrs. Edwin
Sprague.
George l. Ford and Guy Clough o
| n
the week
NORTH RANDOLPH.
Mrs. Augusta Buzzell returned Oh
Tuesday to her home at A. e, Stan
ley's.
Prof. Chandler presented his movin
pictures to good audience at the hal
on Tuesday evening.
Miss M. A. Huntington is i'll an
attended by DR.. Scott of Randolph.
Mr. Murdoch of the Boston polio
force is stopping at John Hardy's.
Miss Lacrosse reformed to her hom
in Barre on Friday taking with he
Mrs. Mabel Tyler and her two chill
dren.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Buzzell of Ran
dolph were at their old home Sunday
P. f. Blanchard is having neS
hen house built Lewis Kibbee is do
ing the work.
D. E. Sargent and Miss May spen
Sunday in Brookfield with his sister
Mrs. j. Edwards.
Leon Trask's horse has again bee
frightened by an automobile. He ha
just unloaded his wagon at Camp
mill leaving little girl in alone
when an auto coming up behind start
ed his horse into run up the hill
1t was stopped without any damage
bat those who saw it were badl.
frightened.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Blodgett an
Lee, were in Randolph on Sunday.
The glass blowers are expected her
this week.
THETFORD.
Mrs. Henry West had a tumor re
Gently removed and is doing we'll.
George Porter is gaining slowly.
Fred Carey is repairing his house.
Mrs. Lucy jerks is working for Mr.
Lyman Slater.
Mrs. Minnie Stump has arrive
home in Montone, Iowa, after spent
ing several months with friends
the east.
George Chase and wife are settle
in their new home.
Mrs. Brinkett is visiting her daugl
ter, Mrs. Charles Wilmot.
CABOT.
John Crane is visiting friends
= Danville.
L. p. Walbridge and wife, &. 4
! Merritt and wife went to Montrei
on the excursion.
Rev. ID. l.. billiard and family al
at Albany.
William Halves has moved into ii
Maria Abbott house.
Miss Grace Hoyt was at her hon
1 in Danville on Sunday.
Mrs. Josie Davis of Newport is vi
iting her mother, Mrs. Kate Lance.
Rert Lowell and Miss Minnie Conan
were married Saturday evening at Il
Methodist parsonage.
Miss Cora Lance is at home, HI
school in Peterville having been CLOSE