The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-08-02

- Mrs. q. NJ Miller is visiting rela-
tives at Rouse's Point her former home.
- e. p. Fisher has been visiting friends
at Laconia, N. II. - Mrs. Frank II. Syl-
vester of Boston recently visited at M. Syl-
westerns. - A pleasant party was given
at the residence of w. r. Adams on We'd
Wallace and wife intend to take a carriage
drive through New Hampshire this week.
- Mrs Myron Burnett and Mrs. Julius
Lane are in Boston this week. - Anna
Hatch and Mrs. d. G. Remington were in
Newport, N. H. last week. - DIR. Ros-
coe Chase and wife of Ludlow have been
visiting friends and relatives in town.
- e. j. Blodgett and wife Of Lyndon
vile were in town on business last week.
N. e. Rand and family of Somer-
Vile, Mass, and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Rogers of Ipswich, Mass, were the guests
of o, p. Shaw lately. - DR.. X. NJ Chase
was with his family at North Duxbury,
Mass, over Sunday, returning TO Bethel the
first of the week, accompanied by Master
George.
Marian Mcleod and her sister Helen are
visiting in town.
A large number from this place attended
the circus at St. Johnsbury.
Bradford is business place. Forty teams
were standing hitched in the village last
Thursday.
Sixty householders will put in the village
the enterprise.
E. j. Bagley returned from Boston last
week Monday. He feels well repaid for
his trip, as his hearing is fully restored.
Most of the farmers have finished hay
ing. Uncle 10. has his large meadow yet
to cut. He reports not as much hay as
formerly.
AT the annual meeting of the trustees of
Vermont Soldiers Home, held at Benning-
ton last Wednesday, John 9. Stearns was
reelected treasurer.
Rev. l.. H. Elliot represented the Yer
mont Bible Society at the Congregational
church last Sunday morning and at Grace
church in the evening.
The ladies of the Congregational society
will hold fair in the village hall tonight.
They have many fancy articles to sell. Re-
freshments will be served. Admission ten
cents.
At the meeting for organizing public
library last week Tuesday night, only few
were present and the meeting was ad-
journed to next Friday night. All inter-
ested in public library are requested to be
present.
Hon. William H. Dubois, inspector of
finance, was in town last Wednesday and
Thursday examining the Savings Bank and
Trust Company. His report must be ia
vorable one, as the management of that in
stitution has always been careful and con-
sentative.
A. II, Chase, clerk OF the district court of
the thirty judiciary district of Kan
sas, has been visiting our popular station
agent. He is now visiting in the northern
part of the state, and will return to his
home the first of September, to be present
at the opening of the court.
Maud Harris returned on Saturday, and
was at her post on Monday. - Mr.. and
Mrs, j. B. W. Prtchard spent the week at
Glen Falls House, Fairlee pond. -
George w Wing of Montpelier was in town
last week on legal business. - Emma
COLES of Waltham Mass, is visiting Miss
Rowell. - Louie Tabor started for the
Worlds Fair last Wednesday. - George
F. Morris, Esq, of Littleton. n. H., is
visiting in town. =" n. w. Cunning
hams little daughter isiimproving quite rap
idly. - x-Lieutenant-G Governor Geo.
n. Dale and John Dickerman were in town
last week on legal business. - X. M.
Harvey and wife visited at Hon. H. G. Nc
Dutfee's last week. - H. NJ. Mansur, the
one-armed deputy collector, was in town
last week. - Edith Jones went to
Rochester last Friday, where she will at
tend summer school of eocution. N.
IL. Chadwick, Bradford boy, and a sue
cessful builder in Boston for several years.
visited at A. E. Hunkins' last week -
A. W. Porter, wife and child, of Brooklyn,
n. Y, are visiting at Mrs. w. B. Stevens
- John L. Shaw has purchased hotel
at Saco, Me-, and will move his family
w
son Corwin are at South Newbury building
a house for Mr.. Cilley. - John Hay is
seen on the street each day, riding his
wheel with much grace and vigor. -
Charlotte Strickland OF Boston. accompanied
by Miss Frailin of Chicago, is visiting at
John Worthen's. - Miss Blanchard re-
turned from the Worlds Fair last Saturday
week. - Professor David Locke is visit
ing in town. - Charlie Andrus of SYRIA
cuse, N Y, is visiting his brother in this
nlapa - GaOrua Tabor IF laval Maaa
is visiting in Bradford. - Richard Morse
of Boston is visiting his brother, Ambrose
Morse.
Braintree.
Wallace Peavey was in town on Satur.
day.
Snowsville Grange expects to have an
outdoor picnic August 10.
The children in this place are having the
cankerrash in a mild form.
Mrs. J. e. Thayer of Paoli Kan, is stop
ping with her aunt, Mrs. lila Bigelow.
L. A. Jerd has j. A. Collet and family of
New York city as summer boarders. And
still there is room.
Grain is ripening for the harvest, many
fields being ready to cut Notwithstanding
the lateness of the spring.
Perry Blanchard, now of Saratoga, n. Y,
son of T. A. Blanchard of this place, was
married to Miss Bertha Clafin of this town
last week Monday.
Cabot.
Considerable Inconvenience has been
caused at the creamery during the past
week by the breaking of one of the sepa-
rators, throwing the work upon one ma
chine This will soon be remeded Dur
ing the first month the creamery made and
marketed 17,743 pounds of butter.
DIR. S. l.. Wiswell Mrs. NJ. d. Wells and
daughter Marjorie are at Old Orchard
Beach - Mrs. e. A. Collins and son
! are at N. j. Mason's, Cumberland, Me.
- Mrs. Sarah CThomas) Worthen of
! Nebraska and Mrs. Phinette Thomas of
Hardwick visiting at b. G.. Rogers
y Mrs. n. b. Rogers has returned from
Lyndon.
Calais.
Our school directors are making extern
Sive repairs ON the Pekin school-house. G.
III. Burnap and Melvin Nye are doing the
work.
The people of Calais are well pleased
with the stage arrangement under Mr.
Harry Hawkins management. He has a
good team, nice new stage wagon and new
harnesses. In fact, it is pleasure for peo-
pie to ride on the line now.
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