The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1891-07-01

- JOhn ADDOtt, dartmouth VI, captain
of the college ball-team, spent Sunday with
Charles G. Dubois. - Mr.. Sparrow Of
the Bellows Falls Times spent Sunday with
Rev. Elbridge e. Gerry and family. 80
Gardner Brewer and wife of Boston, Mass,
are spending a few weeks with Mrs. Brewer
will close on the Fourth. 60 The farmers
say that the hay crop will not be as large as
last year. - Hiram O'Dell, Wires clerk,
is spending his vacation in northern New
York and Canada. - Bird Drake is
building house on Park street. - Miss
Cornela Pierce will spend her vacation at
Caspian Lake, Greensboro, VT - Fred
Osgood, conductor on the Central Vermont
railroad, spent Sunday with his sister, Mrs.
Hobart Peck 60 Earl Sanborn is clerk
ing in Loding's cafe.
North Thetford.
A large company went from here to COM
mencement at Hanover last week. -
Mr.. b. S. Gilman spent Sunday with Mrs
Cummings Earle and called on several of
his old parishioners. - Mr.. Edward
Watson leaves town Friday and will spend
few weeks with friends in Franklin, Bos-
ton and Paterson, n. j., and contemplates
visit to his brother in Manchester, Eng
land, early in the fall. - The New Eng
land Order of Protection will give a straw
berry festival at its hall Thursday evening.
West Topsham.
Miss Kittie McCue who has been visiting
in town for a few weeks, returned to White
River junction last Friday - Clint
Beede is picking strawberries for Mr.. Jenkins
Of Bradford - Mrs: R. NJ. Harvey and
daughter, Laia, visited in Montpelier last
week. - Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Smith were
in Chelsea last week, visiting with Mrs.
| Smiths parents, Mr.. and Mrs, e. NJ. Col
Inns. - George Hight stepped on nail
and has been unable to work for few days.
| oil 10 hau Il
from Lyndonville where she has been at
tending school. - Miss Renfrew of Bar
net is visiting in town. - Mr.. and Mrs.
d. E. Bagley have returned from their visit
in Plattsburg, N. Y, accompanied by Mrs.
| Bagley's brother. - Gilman w. Bagleys
house is for sale, as he is intending to go to
Kansas early this fall. This is a very de-
sirable piece of property - Chester M.
Huckins is on trip through the White
Mountains. G. f. Smith and r. M.
Harvey are intending to go to Greensboro
pond the last of the week for few days
fishing. - Mr.. Pike, the milestone
man, of Haverhill, N, H., was in town last
Saturday. - N. ID. Wood is clerking for
c. f. Smith for few days. - Amos S.
Jewett has about 200 chickens he has raised.
in town last week.
Tunbridge.
Sarah Adams is better, and it is hoped
she may soon be moved home. - Mrs.
Flora Drew Cushman is in town at her
fathers. - The young people met Mon
day evening at the vestry to talk about the
feasibility of organizing a Young Peoples
Christian Endeavor Society. - Mrs. A.
Brown of the North Village is very i'll.
- 1t was quite sight, last week, to
see the Oldest man in town (Mr. Seth
Adams, eighty-six years old holding a Gull
tivator in furrowng out large field of corn.
- II. Farnham lost valuable cow the
rst of the week.
Waitsfield.
Some farmers intend to begin haying this
week.
Miss Nellie Conner of Waltham, Mass, is
visiting in town.
Rev. E. S. Fiske and family are at Green's
boro pond camping
Roy, son of w. G. Bragg, is quite sick
with choera-infantum.
Quite a number from this place attended
the horse trot at Waterbury.
The excursion to Ausable Chasm, Friday
was attended by several from this place
Miss Edith Howe of Manchester, n. II.
is the guest of her uncle, Rev. G.. o. Howe
Commencement at Montpelier, June %
was attended by number from this town
! Matt Jones of Hanover, n. H., returned
on Wednesday, little under the weather
from measles.
Mrs. B. ID. Bisbee, who has been visiting
in Peterboro, n. H., Boston, Mass, anC
other places, has returned.
George Josln, son of Mrs Carrie Joslin
has been quite sick with gastric fever, bu
l at last accounts was improving
George Mccarthy fell from the hgl
4 beams of his barn while assisting H. E
t Bates in getting hay. One rib was broker
: and he was badly shaken up.
The Methodist church is being frescoed
and there will be no preaching there mex
: Sunday. Rev. G. o. Howe will, however
preach at the Congregational church, a!
7 Mr.. Fiske is away on his vacation.
7. Waterbury.
, , Miss Belle Henry is spending her vaca
y ton in town.
James B. Fullerton is at home on his sum
. mer vacation.
: Miss Inez Moody is home on her vacation
l from Burlington.
2 Mrs. Martha Caldwell has returned from
: her visit to Hartford
s. r. Parker is at home from Amherst OIL
his summer vacation.
}. Mrs. j. w. Richards and family returne,
n to Chicago Friday night.
Walter Lyman, who is attending school a
) Fall River, is at home on a vacation.
% Rev. f. Il. Reynolds and wife of LUDLOW
n are visiting at the Methodist parsonage.
= The day was fine, and large number at
e tended the Sunday-scheol picnic on Friday
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