The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1889-08-21

nome - Jerry HUTCHINSON ana uaugn-
ter of Barre were in town Sunday. 60
Miss Florence Richardson went to Concord
n. H., last week to visit her sister.
SOUTH RANDoLPH.-Dr. Frank Smith and
John l.. Smith, sons of the late Dr. John S.
Smith, made a brief visit here recently.
The former is a dentist and the latter
lawyer in New York city. - Andrew
Young, prominent railroad man in New
York, who resided here about forty years
ago, lately spent few days at b. a. Burn
hams. - George Rogers has been very
sick with typhoid fever, but is improving
- f. II: Prince, who recently gradu-
ated from law school at Ann Arbor, Mich,
has gone to Washington Territory to seek
his fortune. - Mrs. b. A. Burnham has
returned from Waterbury with improved
health. 60 The ladies' of the Universalist
society are making preparations to get mp
lawn party, to be held on the old Clifford
place near the residence of George Wight.
80 Luman Green has bought the Cross
place and moved in. 60 Mr. and Mrs
John Hill, son and daughter, and Mrs.
Hill's mother, Mrs. Owen, have gone to
Montpelier. - H. w. Fowler, wife and
three children, and Miss Carrie Paine went
to Union Village recently to visit Mrs
Fowler's brother, DIR. w. S. Paine. 60 G.
p. Whitney is visiting at Ballston, n. Y,
and other places in that vicinity. -
- Miss Alice Monkey is to teach in the
c. {. Whitney district and Carrie VI. Paine
in the j. l.. Farnham district in Tunbridge.
60 George S. Paine, resident of this
town about thirty-five years ago, died last
week Sunday at his home in West Som
erville, Mass, aged siXty-seven years. He
was a son of Samuel Paine, who settled
here in 1903 and raised up large fam
! lily. Only two are now living. One is still
"A resident here and the other, +. b. Paine,
is resident of Lexington, Mass. He leaves
| a wife and two sons. He was one who
| loved to hold communion with Nature a
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mechanic. He was Independent in his re-
| ligious views, having no faith in creeds or
the various dogmas of the day. - ID. b.
| Buck and two sons have gone to Barre to
reside. - Fred Fowler of Worcester,
Mass, is visiting his parents in East Bethel.
- Mr.. and Mrs Ellis of Somerville,
Mass, are visiting friends here She is
daughter of III. Il. Smith. - Mrs. Cuth-
bert and daughter of Warren are visiting at
| w. p. Smiths.
WEST RANDoLPH.-Forre Manchester,
a prominent lawyer of Boston, is in town
of Rutland is visiting Harold Thompson.
- The West Randolph drum corps
| played at the Tunbridge reunion. 60
Miss Carrie Hutchinson, a teacher in the
! Nergennes reform school, has returned
| home. - Mr.. and Mrs. Wass of Har-
rington Maine, have been in town. -
Rev. V. NJ. Hardy and wife, accompanied
| by Misses Howard and Saxton, are in Nova
| Scotia this week 60 Miss Abbe Hobart
returned on Friday from Windsor. -
| Miss Nellie Quimby has been the guest of
| Miss Alice Hobart for a few days. -
Rev. William Chalmers supplied the pulpit
at the Congregational church in the absence
of Rev.V. NJ Hardy. 60 Hugh Grove has
been visiting friends in Massachusetts.
FL Joshua Whitmarsh of Boston is
in town, the guest of Johnnie Daggett.
- George Sparhawk of Boston is visit
| ing his parents in town for few weeks.
- II. X. Bush of Barre was the guest
of william Wall over Sunday. - DR..
Murphy and wife of New York have been
in town.
| STRAFFoRD.--J. NJ Buzzell of East Brook
field has bought of Ed. Daley the stage
route and outfit to Pompanoosuc. -
Rev Francis Reed has removed from Starks-
| boro to South STAFFORD and commenced his
labors with the Free Will Baptist church in
that place. 60 Rev. I. o. Harlow, ma
tive of this town, occupied Mr.. Cummings
pulpit last Sunday. - Nathan f. Mer-
ril of Tacoma Washington Territory, and
Fred Carpenter of Providence, r. L., are
visiting in this their native village. -
| Seth c. Chandler and family of Cambridge,
Mass, are at their summer residence at the
old city" Mr. Chandler has largely re-
| built the dwelling of his grandfather, Cap
tain Cyril Chandler, graded the grounds and
amply furnished the house. - The a.
j. Morey homestead is sold to Byron f.
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SOUTH STRAFFORD.-Rev. Mr.. Nutting
preached at the Unversalist church last
| Sunday to quite large audience 80 The
! Free-will Baptist society gave a pound party
| on Thursday evening TO Rev Mr.. Reed, the
new pastor. - Miss Minnie Bartlett of
| Union Village is in town visiting friends.
Mr.. Fred Kendall of Pompanoosuc
is recovering from typhoid fever. -
Several persons from the Barrett House
visited Fairee Lake last week and enjoyed
the trip very much Miss Kent and
Miss Baldwin of Boston are guests of MIR.
and Mrs Frary. -= Mrs. Nimicl of Pitts
burg, Penn, and Mr.. James w. Tyson, ST.,
are a' bueh" VISTA
NERsHIRE.-W. f. Matby and family
have returned to Massachusetts. He came
on some time ago to attend to his haying