The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-08-09


| ing the water from a pond there into the
brook near Davis blacksmith shop.
franklin d. Griffith, from Bolton, was in
town over Sunday, visiting his daughter,
Mrs. Haskins. Philo Talbot from
Ware, Mass, and wife, are visiting in this
vicinity. 80 Mr.. Chase, from Stowe, is at
work in the creamery. 60 Mrs. Uriah
Howe, from st. Johnsbury, is visiting in
town. ThaddeuslC rossett from Water
bury, was in town last week. - G. D..
| Towle, from Stowe, was in town the past
week visiting friends. - Jerry Flani-
gan, from Barre former resident, was in
town the past week. - Robby Prentiss,
from Montpelier, was in town the past week
visiting his parents. - Charles and
Henry Gilda, from Lowell, Mass, guests of
Barrett & Son of Waterbury, were in town
a short time last week. - George Bulk
ley was out Of town last week visiting
friends. - Israel Tracy, from Bolton,
was in town Sunday. - George Dale
and wife, from Waterbury, were in town
on Sunday visiting friends.
Newbury.
| A party of young folks went to Lake
Morey last week Tuesday.
Newbury can boast of her poor-farm and
) the care she takes of her paupers.
The Congregational society held sociable
in the vestry last Wednesday night.
A party of young folks and boarders en-
joyed picnic at Halls pond July %.
The Methodist quarterly conference will
be held at the vestry next Saturday at two
| o'clock.
The work on the new school house at the
Center began last week. j. j. Smith is SUI
perintendent and Levi Kelley master me-
chanic.
The Thetford and Newbury boys crossed
, bats on the common last wednesday, re-
| aultino in a score Of saypn TO eight in favor
of the Thetford boys.
The Sunday-schools of the Methodist and
Congregational churches are invited by the
Bradford Sunday-schools to attend a picnic
at Lake Morey, August II.
The presiding elder of this district sends
cordial invitation to the Methodist people
| of this place to attend the camp-meeting at
| Lyndonville, to be held August 21-2S
The Methodist society held an enjoyable
entertainment in the Seminary hall last
week Tuesday evening. Miss Lord of Law
renee, Mass, recited several interesting
selections. The male quartette of Haver.
hill assisted in the programme. Ice.cream
and cake were served.
The st. Andrews Benevolent Society
held a meeting last Saturday week and re-
elected the following officers: Rev. George
n. Bryant, president; j. w. Brown, vice
president; S. A. Blodgett, secretary; O. ID
Eastman, treasurer; DIR. G. B. Hatch and
DIR. o. ID. Eastman medical directors Hon
E. w. Smith, counsel
A representative of the WATcHMAN had
the pleasure of visiting Horace Baileys cot
tage at Halls pond last Thursday. 1t is
situated five miles from the village, but the
distance seemed very short riding after DIR
Hatch's fast horse. The drive from the
village il beautiful, shade trees on each side
of the road, but the best of all is the Yer
mont breeze from the mountains. Aftel
rrfx rit,fy Tt,h hot pai
ley's Camp Pineton" was situated up tn,
pond short distance. The doctor made
desperate attempt to borrow a boat for
short time, but he found them safely fas
tened. We soon walked to the cottage anC
found Mr.. Bailey alone. Mr.. Bailey's cot
tage is situated on the right hand side of tn,
pond going up, surrounded by large grow,
of pine trees, all limbed up half way, and
they are not so thicllly set but the sur
can shine in little, and making it fin,
health resort From the cottage one has
good view of the pond. The house is made
of pine and is painted dark red The nam,
of the cottage is Camp Pineton.' Tn,
pond is mile long and a half-mile wide
MIR. Bailey in few years will have one o
the finest cottages in Vermont The hal
hour. at Camp Pineton" was much en-
joyed, and, with Mr.. Baileys kind invita-
ton, we would be pleased to call again.
G. w. Ward is in Barre in the interest O
the st. Andrews Benevolent Society, o
which he is general agent. - JOIN
Bowens little daughter fell from a car
riage one day last week and broke one o
her legs. - Ernest Martin and Edwin
Viles are sick with typhoid fever. -
William Worthen and wife, who have beel
stopping at Mrs. Jacobs, went to Hardwicl
, last Thursday. - The Southworth girl
are visiting at their home. - Edgar
Leet stenographer in the Fairbanks otfic
at st. Johnsbury, is in Newbury for shor
Uoh,n 10 y;,;t;
Manchester, N. II. j. w. Brown an,
wife went to Canada last Thursday to visi
, at Mrs. Browns old home. - Rev. W
ID. Love of Hartford, Conn, is visiting friend
in town. - Ralph H. Buxton is visitn
his brother in Paola, Kan. - Jane
George is painting his house. - Bell
Henniman returned last week from he
trip. - Sadie Greenleaf returned las
week from three weeks visit in Boston
- Julia Goddard returned from Bosto
last Friday. - 7. b. Cram of Chicag
was in town last Wednesday.
4 Boltonville.
.. A. d. Grow is away ON vacation. -
3 Rev. William Wylie of Brooklyn, N Y,
. visiting his sister, Mrs. Duncan Richie
- Mr.. and Mrs. Edwards visited rels
tives in Peacham last week. - Herbel
Gardner and friend are visiting at James +
g Gardeners. - Charles Stebbins of Sout
Boston is visiting at Alonzo Boyce's. -
= The separator is now taking in twenty-fiy
hundred pounds of milk day.
Wells River.
The paper mill started up last Thursday
There are number of cases of whoopin
!, | cough in Wells River.
Mr.. Gay began work last week running
telephone line from Wells River to Ryegat
I The repairs on the Congregational churc
are progressing rapidly, and will be con
g pleted soon.
q The individual who came from Mort
: Haverhill one day last week soon found
had struck the wrong place to stage,
. through the streets and interfere with 9th,
a folks business. He was fined 81 and pl
a in the cooler over night.
A son was born TO Mr.. and Mrs. n
= Perkins last Saturday week. - Hon.
u w. Smith has returned from his outing
Il Connecticut Lake, much improved
u health. o. G. Hatch of Littleton, !
H.. visited at II. w. Adams last wee
q - Mrs. j. f. Colby is painting her ne
s house. - Mrs II. III. Mecabe is visitiI
p at S. S. Peach's. - S. S. Peach hi
Q plenty of st. Leon spring water with whiC
to treat his friends. - Harry Holton
@ working in Jesse Sheldon's jewelry stor
, 60 Jesse Sheldon and wife are visitiI
n | in .TaffraU N III n IT Cbanav mi