The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1892-06-29

a most trying place. Lucius S. Simons had
a trying part. But when so many did such
valiant service it seems almost invidious to
call names.
Mrs p. Eliott's mother a resident of the
south part of the state, is in town. 80
Miss Bernce Sibley is with friends in Bur-
lington 80 Miss Fanny f. Waldo has re-
turned home from teaching, and is in very
poor health. - Leslie Gale has gone to
the White Mountains, where he has before
worked through the season in hotel. 80
Mrs. John Jackman of Barre, who has been
very sick at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. George Edwards is thought to be bet
ter. 80 Thomas Spooner has been absent
some days with friends in Jericho, -
Mrs. j. X. Lynde goes to Potsdam, n. Y,
this week, for stay of a few weeks. -
Miss Fannie Simous is visiting her brother
in Providence, r. l. - Perkins Bass
has returned from Europe and is at his sum
mer home in Peterboro, N. II - Mrs.
Liberty Jeffords has been with friends in
Calais during the past week.
Woodbury.
Miss Alice Fisk, who has been studying
music in New York city for the last few
years, is now home for the summer vaca-
ton. - Mrs. Mary Williams, nee Fig
uera, and daughter from Brooklyn, n. Y,
are visiting with G.. w. Foster. Mrs. Will
liams was formerly connected with Mr.. Fos-
ter's conservatory of music in Brooklyn as
one of the faculty. - NJ. e. Foster has
just closed his second term of school at the
Center. The result of the examinations on
Friday was an average percentage OF 0Sa.
- E. g. Ben jamin has taken some of
his trOtters to Derby for training. -
Mrs. Deborah Ainsworth is rapidly failing.
- As the Congregational society of
South Woodbury. has no pastor, the con-
gregation has been uniting with the Metho-
dist society at the Center for few Sundays.
== The severe storm of week ago
nearly destroyed some sugar orchards in
the north part of the town. One man had
some cows killed by the falling trees. The
buildings on the Allan Ainsworth place
were quite badly shattered. - The
youngest child of Orvy Ainsworth has been
There is but little chance for it's recovery.
- Arrangements are in progress to
have the new Sunday-school library at an
early day. - Next Sunday will be OBJ
served as Children's day by the Sunday
school.
South Woodbury..
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Benjamin and Master
Harry, of New York city, have been STOP
ping with Mrs. Samuel Benjamin for a few
weeks - There are few guests at
Lake View house, and more expected
80 Misses Cora Wheeler and Emma
Lyford have returned from johnson, where
they have been attending the normal school
blTS. CndTleS Lama, WIN udS Dbtu IL
for some time, is improving. - Jacot
Allen of Wolcott and Mrs Mary Ann
Ainsworth of Calais were married. on Sun.
day last, by l.. j. Benjamin, justice of the
peace. - Peter Batchelder, who is well
known in this vicinity, made short stay al
Frank Batcheder's last week, - Laura
Goodell has just finished the summer tern
of school on East Hill. - Work is pro
crossing well on the barns in construction
by j. ID. Bailey and Samuel Daniels. -
Katie Ball is receiving instruction in paint
ing of Miss Elsie Warren of North Mont
pelier. - The South Woodbury. Gem
etery Society will meet at the cemetery
grounds, Saturday, July 2, to hold its an
nual meeting and repair the grounds.
Worcester.
Professor Bishop of Vermont Methodist
Seminary spoke in the Methodist church
Sunday in the interests of education. -
Rev. M. H. Ryan goes to White River June
ton, this week, to attend the wedding o
his daughter. - There will be a grange
picnic at Bliss pond, July 4.