The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-05-19
EAST ROXBURY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Kidder of
Mortified spent Sunday with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G. Kidder.
past week with inflammation of the
bowels. Dr. johnson of Mortified
ATTENDS her.
Mrs. Fletcher of East Brookfield
spent Thursday at j. j. Steele's.
Ethel Wardner of Mortified spent
Sunday at G. f. Wardner IS.
Mrs. Alpheus Hubbard of East Brook
field came on Sunday to care foI Mrs.
j. j. Steele.
Tim Blanchard of Williamstown
was at d. L. Bucks on Saturday.
Mrs. e. E. Fuller is much better
from her recent illness.
Orlando Thayer is ill threatened
with bronchial pneumonia DR.. Rus
slow of Randolph was summoned to
attend him.
week Thursday.
w. H. Ketchom and friend from
Randolph spent day fishing in the
place last week.
Telephones have been placed the
past week in the houses of Horace
Smith, South Mortified and Mr..
Rumney in Brookfield.
Fannie Britton has been helping at
W. o. Pride's the past week.
WEST DERBY.
1t is reported that William Sutton &
Son have sold their foundry and ma
chine shop to persons from Massa-
chusetts
1t is expected that business at the
Flint granite quarry will be brisk the
coming season. New machinery is
being installed and when completed
will be one of the best equipped quar-
ries in the State.
Thomas l.. Daley is carrying his
arm in sling occasioned by enter
tanning one of Jobs comforters near
the wrist
The pleasant nome of Mr.. and Mrs.
E. E. JENNIE was the scene of 9 quiet
wedding last Tuesday evening when
their niece, Miss lila JENNIE, and Thale
Mason of Newport, in the presence of
a few invited friends, were mar
ried by Rev. O. H. Brown. Fol-
lowing congratulations light refresh
ments were served and the happy
couple left amid shower of rice for a
few days. tour, visiting Boston,
Springfield and Portland. On their
return they will make their home, for
time at least, at E. e. Jenne's. The
bride is one of West Derby's best
known young ladies and the groom
and exemplary young man. He has
been employed as boOkkeeper for True
& Blanchard for the past two years.
BRADFORD.
Mrs. G. H. Woods and little daugh-
ter of Lebanon, N H.. are spending
the week at Charles Sawyer's.
Little Margaret Grant. the youngest
daughter of George r. Grant of Bar
ton, died on Thursday afternoon, May
~ of meningitis. 1t was very sudden
as she was sick only three days. The
family came to Bradford on the even
ing train Friday and the funeral SER
vices were on Saturday afternoon at
the home of Preston S. Ohamberlin.
Monday, May IT, was the forty fifth
anniversary of the marriage of Mr..
and Mrs. William e. Gage. The &C.
casion was observed by a few of their
friends, who called on them during
the evening Offering hearty conrgatu-
lations and many happy returns of the
day.
+. J. Bagley and wife of Newport
are in town packing up furniture pre-.
paratory to clearing their house and
settling in Newport. The house here
is for sale or to rent.
Herbert Johnson's family is moved
and settled in their new house recently
purchased Of Mrs Buxton.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Grant of Rut,
land came to Bradford ON Saturday tc
attend the funeral of their little
granddaughter, Margaret. They were
guests at Capt. Ohamberlin's.
L. b. Cowan has been in town dur
ing the past week.
Quite a number of our townspeo
pie attended the banquet at Woods
vile last Friday night, given by the
Holbrook Grocery Company upon thu
arrival of the great Worcester Sal
train. Among them were DR.. ant
Mis-. Fletcher. B. s. Hooker and Mrs
Hooker, HI. e. Palmer and wife, r
H. Rockford and wife, A most enjoy
able occasion Is reported.
Mrs. e. g. Baldwin left on Tuesday
for short visit to her mother ii
North Montpelier.