The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1891-08-26

meeting. 60 George Rowel of Kingston,
n. H., is visiting relatives in this town.
60 Mrs. Julia Paine of Boston, Mass,
has been visiting with her mother, Mrs;
Leonard Fisher c. w. f. Hascall and
wife and j. f. Phetteplace and wife went
on fl shing tour, last week, through Calais
and Woodbury. - Wilbur Brown and
wife started, last Saturday, for a carriage
drive to Gaysvlle, White River Junction
and other places in the east part of the state.
| - Rev. Mr. Stevens was one OF the num-
Der that made the ascent OF Gamers Hump,
last Wednesday, remaining on the noun
tain over night and returning the next day
They report having witnessed a most
beautiful sunrise, Thursday morning, which
alone was well worth the journey to see.
g. Lee G. Hascall president of the
Fraternity Publishing Company Of New
York and Boston, is guest of w. f. Has
CALL his brother.
Hrookfield.
There was no preaching at East Brook
| field last Sunday.
II. IL. Daniels is making extensive re-
pairs and improvements in and about his
mills at the East village
A meeting of the White River Valley
Christian Endeavor Union will be held at
the Second church, next Thursday (to-mor-
row. Rev. p b. Mcmillan will deliver an
address in the evening.
Rev c. II. Morse was called, on Thursday
of last week, to ofliciate at the funeral of
Mrs Myrtle (Iibbee) Dow, daughter of
Horace Kbbee of this town, who died at
her home in Wilamstown. She left an in
FAINT daughter.
Samuel Paine of Iowa has recently Wis.,
tied this, his native town, after an absence
of forty years. He was able to find but one
person in town whom he knew at East
Brookfeld, where he resided until he was
seventeen years OF age.
News was received last week of the sud
den death of Mrs. DIR. Clement Goodrich of
Avon n. Y. Her brother, George Newell,
was the only one of her relatives in town
able to attend her funeral, which was held
at Avon last Saturday,
The seven year-old son of Il. w. Wal
bridge, town representative in the present
legislature, was instantly killed by the fall
of a tree last Friday afternoon The tree,
which was being felled, was swayed by
gust of wind so that it fell in different
direction from what was expected, and the
little fellow was caught by it. The funeral,
which was held last Sunday afternoon, was
largely attended by sympathizing friends.
A teachers meeting will be held at the
, Second church Friday, August rs. beginning
, nant of the Randolph Normal School, A.
w. Edison of the Massachusetts Board of
Education and others are to discuss meth
DDS Of teaching the common school subjects,
as reading, arithmetic, language, busy work
for little folks, etc. In the evening Mr..
> Edison will speak " Some Phases of
Modern Education" A cordial invitation
, is extended to teachers and all others in
terested to attend both the afternoon and
> evening meetings.
Rev. and Mrs. William Carr are visiting
in town. - Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence KEEL
, logg of Boston and Mrs. RoXana Kellogg
visited in town last week. - Mr. and
, Mrs Cassius Peck attended the recent cele-
! bration at Bennington - Mrs. Fred
! Ralph returned to her home in Concord
n. H., last week; Mrs. f. j. Partridge and
Miss Nina Partridge returned to Uxbridge
Mass, and Mrs. Louis Oatley and son to
Rochester, n Y. - Mrs j. H. Sprague
e and daughter, Miss Hattie, are spending a
: few weeks at Saratoga, whittier they have
n gone for the benefit of Miss Hattie, who is
o in poor health. - Among those visiting
: in town last week were: Everett Newell
Q and wife of Boston, at Joseph Newell's;
: George Goodwin and wife of East Mont
4 peler, at j. X. Sprague's; Mrs. DIR. Wake
field of Montpelier, at G. w. Clarl<'s; Pro-
$ lessor and Mrs. F. j. Partridge of Phiadel.
b. phia and Miss Jennie Hodges of Randolph
g Lowell, Mass, is visiting her uncle, G. e.
l., Mason. - c. b. Fisk and family are
!. camping for a week at Lake Dunmore.
e - f. p. Lamson has purchased one of
> w. A. Woods self-binding reapers. -
. A party from the east part of the town
camped at Berlin pond a short time, last
4 week - G. f. Blake is sick with fever.
>. - Mr.. and Mrs. w. X. Wheatley of
, barre We're III Town SUNDAY, 10 attend the
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&; ihe nll.ae9 nari ia' i"'eiS ie0eiNe" Soine
a ihucn'nee"eu repairs
!, A party of about fifty persons picnicked
. at JOe's pond, last week Thursday, on the
}, new grounds of G. b. Flint.
n John Austin has bought the residence in
e the village owned by tie late Allen Perry
and intends to occupy it in the spring.
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