The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-09-13

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George Chamberliu was at home from
Dartmouth over Sunday. - Report is
that Laurie Keith is sick with her sister in
Providence, II. /. 60 Mary l.. Johnston
from Washington, ID. c., has been at Joseph
Johnston's for the past ten days. -
Walter johnson from Littleton, N. H.,
spent a few days last week with his uncle,
James johnson. = Richard Doe has
been in feeble health for the past two weeks,
but is some better now. DIR. Carbee is
treating him.
Boltonville.
Matte Guthrie and sister OF McIndoes
were visiting here Saturday. == The
telephone line which Is being put up Is pro-
crossing fast and will soon be in operation
between here and Wells River. - The
Misses Houghton, who have been visiting at
S. A. fuckers on Jefferson Hill, returned
to Boston on Friday. - Miss Campbell
returned to Lowell last Thursday, after Wis
iting at ID. b. Reid's.
Wells River.
Roscoe Leslie of Walla Walla is visiting
his parents in this place. 80 H.. w.
Adams is in Boston this week. - A. G..
Gowing and wife went to Charleston on
Friday. 60 John S. Hanson has moved
his family on to the hill farm which he pur-
chased of f. Deming. - 5. f.. Clark and
wife, Charles Pape and wife are visiting the
Worlds Fair. t. pleasant entertain
ment was presented by the young people
last Friday evening in the village hall. 1t
was a success, and the children did them.
selves credit.
Mortified.
Walter Brown left for Chicago last Mon
day evening.
Mrs. e. L. Field and son return to Somer-
Vile, Mass, to-day.
The authorities have appointed A. w.
Parsons village policeman.
A. T.. Downing took his English pointers
to the state fair at Burlington last week.
DR.. o. o. Davis is to exhibit "Galen
Prince" at the fair at South Ryegate next
week.
Rev. Allen Judd is to preach a sermon to
men at st. Mary's church next Sunday
evening.
Dr. w. b. Mayo took a tape worm from
Homer Flint last week that measured over
fifty feet.
Rev. Allen Judd has been constrained to
decline the call extended to him by st.
Mary's church.
"Gib' Andrews declares that he will not
purchase another pig at anction until he
looks the animal over.
A horse and the household effects of S.
NJ. Porter were sold on the square last Sat
urday by Sheriff Howe
1t is expected that new arms and equip
ments will be furnished the coming year to
the cadets of Norwich University.
The St. Johns Social and Dramatic Club
has rented the rooms in Metcalf block for
merly occupied by Mrs. NJ. III. Holt.
Professor George A. Arnold, late of Tufts
College, will succeed Professor Whitney at
Norwich University the coming year.
Emily l.. Harvey of Cawnpore, India, gave
a very interesting talk on missions and mis-
sion work in India last Sunday evening.
The fall term at Norwich University will
open Thursday, September 81. 1t is said
that over forty new students are expected.
"Galen Prince" owned by DR.. o. o.
Davis, easily won the free-for-all race and
purse of 500 at the East Corinth fair last
week.
Mrs. Jessie Booth supplied the place of
Miss Grace ingalls, in the Spaulding Graded
School at Barre last week. The. latter was
i'll with erysipelas.
Ed Metcalf. who has been spending the
summer with his mother, started for his
home in Buffalo, Wyo., on Monday. He
will stop a few days in Chicago on his way.
Dewitt Clinton lodge of Masons attended
St. Johns church in a body last Sunday
evening to listen to a sermon specially pre-
pared for the occasion by Rev. Allen Judd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Gale of Charles
town, Mass, are visiting in town. Mr.. Gale
is night Waterman at the Boston & Lowell
station, Boston, and is away on his annual
vacation.
The Ladies' Auxiliary to the Kelley
League will have a booth on the fair
grounds next week, where meals will he
served. Patronize them and help a good
cause.
Rev. j. j. Lewis of South Boston is TO lee.
ture in Northtield, September Is and %, on
subjects pertaining to foreign travel. His
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and are of a very high order of excellence,
H.. r. Chadwick and Frank Gokey nave
gone to the numbering regions of Maine.
- John Stack of st. Adams, engineer
on the White Mountain express, spent last
Sunday at his home in Northfield -
Misses Eta and Emily Stebbins left for
Chicago last Saturday night. - Mr.. and
Mrs. Amasa Pearsons expect to leave fol
Colorado about October ! to spend the win,
ter. - Mr.. aud Mrs. f. w. Colby and
friends from Brookield started for the
Worlds Fair last Thursday evening. -
II. N. Madison, class of '93 at Norwich Uni
versity, is clerk in the Mortified Nationa
Bank - Mrs. Thomas McGreedy and
daughters Bessie and Blanche of Provi
DOnahue last week. ==M Miss Mandans
Snow accompanied Miss Katharine Gilbert
to the Conservatory of Music, Boston, las
Thursday. - Mrs. Blake and daughte,
Ida of Worcester, Mass, were guests of DR.
George Nichols last week. - Hon
Frank Plumley was at Brattleboro, VT.
and Plattsburg, N. Y, on business last week
- Mrs. G.. r. Ely is teaching in Yer
shire. - Mrs. George Sanborn and chill
dren visited in Pittsfield last week. -
Mrs. III. A. Burt, Jr., returned to her HON
in Swanton last Friday. - Ernest eros
and wife of Springfield, Mass, are visiting
at his home in Gouldsville. - Mary Or
cutt went to South Hadley, Mass, Monday
to attend school at Mt. Holyoke Seminary
Miss Martha Hazen goes there to-day
- Nellie Donaldson went to Worcester
Mass, last week to her former position a
trimmer in the Emporium OF Fashion. =
Sarah Clough was called to Barre last wee
to attend the funeral of her brothers. infan
child. - Mr.. and Mrs. Winnie Flint @
Williamstown were in town Sunday.
East Orange.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hurd, with two youn
ladies from Concord, n. H., are guests a
Amasa Buttons. - Mr., and Mrs. Chas
Ward and son of Winter Park, Florida, Wis
tied at G.. w. Coleman's last week. =
Hon. ID. n. Richardson and Professo
Burke of Davenport, Iowa, were guests a
H. III. Colby's on Tuesday of last weel
- ID. G. White of Manchester, N. H., i
at Mrs. Simpsons for few days. - Ne
lie Hutchinson commenced her school a
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