The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-06-30

NICK night, Mrs. a. S. Foster, Misses
Kate and julia Foster.
I Ira Doying recently moved into one
of E. 3. Arbuckle's tenements.
Rev. N. d. Witham of Northfield
called on relatives here last Satur-
day.
A few couples took ride to Marsh
| field Sunday afternoon. They took
| supper at Hotel Spencer, and returned
J in the evening.
! BROOKFIELD.
The Republican voters of Brookfield
met last Saturday at the town hall to
elect their delegate. @. B. Fisk was
elected first delegate to State conven-
ton, George Crane second delegate,
| Monroe. Wheatley and John ".
Untiedt alternates William @. CLARK,
| first delegate to district convention,
j. b. Perham second delegate. The
motion was carried TO let these dele
gates elect their own alteInates; A.
ID. Reed, first delegate to county
convention, j. W. Blakebrough second.
William S Graves third, W. H.
+! Sprague fourth. These delegates are
to choose their own alternates. Town
committee, W. H. Sprsgue, J. ".
Untiedt, W. o. Pride, E. II. Allis, y.
O. Crane.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Allison of
Wells River spent several days last
week with her brothers. family, Mr..
and Mrs. Ira Carpenter, at the Gen.
ter.
Mrs. Herbert Allen and her three
children of Randolph Center visited
her brother and sisters at the Gay
lord farm last week.
Grace Abercrombie is home from
Tilton. New Hampshire, to spend the
summer vacation.
Rev. j. M. Demeritt, former pas
tor here, is spending some time at
Frank Patterson's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Patterson and
their hired man, Mr.. Holden, took
in the Montreal excursion last week.
Mr.. and Mis-. Holt of Hardwick are
spending three weeks with their son,
! Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Holt.
When Mrs. Julia Seabury and Mrs.
| Stevens were on their return home
| to Waterbury last week going down
J the hill into Williamstown village,
| ing one of the carriage thills and the
] injury.
Mr.. and Mrs. James McDerment
visited relatives in Mortified the last
| of the week.
| Addison Churchill at the Center is
having his house newly painted, Sol
ONION Smith and ID. E. HerrIck doing
the work
MI and Mrs. Henry Crocker spent
last Saturday with friends in Will.
Jamestown.
NORTH RANDOLPH.
D. f. Sargent, O. H. Kibbee and
| A. A. Gilman were called to Chelsea
Monday, as jurymen.
Mrs. Sault and child of Randolph
have been spending the week with
Mrs. Tyler.
W. G. Buzzell of Randolph was in
town Monday. Mrs. O. W. Taft re-
turned with him to care for her
daughter, Mrs. Buzzell, who is i'll.
E. H. Kibbee and lady of Boston
! are spending some time with Mr..
| Klbbee's parents.
George Peck. who is conductor on
the Central Vermont Railway, called
on his brother, H. O. Peck, last week.
Miss Winnie Rogers visited Miss
Edith Brooks one day last week.
Mrs Hatch and son George and
Mrs Densmore of Chelsea were at w.
M. Hamblin's Wednesday.
! Harry Tiison of Brsintree and Miss
helen Alvord of Randolph were in
town Friday.
A party from Randolph passed
through here Friday on their way
home from Williamstown Springs.
Misses Stella and Nina Vinson were
in East Bethel Thursday.
Mrs. E. A. Dickinson and Willis
Dickenson Of Chelsea were in town
Friday.
Miss May Sargent closed her school
in Brookfield Friday. Her pupils
enjoyed lawn party given at her
home Saturday afternoon.
Misses May Gone and Edith Brooks
went to East Braintree Saturday to
attend the funeral OF b. A. Flint.
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