The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-08-15

Rckers are fishermen.
Miss Stebbins of St. Johnsbury was the
guest of Stella Gihllan last week. ==
! Elsie Merrill Of Peacham is to make her
| home with her brother, G. H. Choate. -
Hannah Stewart of East Somerville, Mass,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. William McMil-
| Ian. =- Mrs. w. +. HASTE is GONZALES
cent. - Mrs. Dr. Hamilton of Water
bury, Conn, is visiting her father, Rev.
been boarding at the LakesidelCottage, re-
turned to her home in Medford, Mass, last
| Friday.
Berlin.
Maud Glines and Florence Johnston are
visiting Mrs. Fred Bailey at Williamstown.
| - Helen Glines has returned from her
school in Planfeld and will spend her va
cation at home. 60 Mrs. Myron Ayers of
North Dakota is visiting with Mrs A. II.
Cole. 60 George Ayers has returned
from Barre. - Myra Johnston will en-.
terrain her friends at her home Saturday
evening.
West Berlin.
Mrs. Loren Robinson and daughter Ada
are visiting friends in Duxbury.
In the continued absence of the PASTOR
Rev. w. b. Worthing will, by request,
preach at the Methodist church next Sun
day at 10:45
Joseph Chase is building slaughter
house and refrigerator, having purchased
Jne meat DuSlubSS anu BOOu-Wlll VI JDb hllu-
ball Brothers.
Brookfield.
Rev. S. L. Bates OF Burlington preached
for the pastor at both the First and Second
churches last Sunday.
Bert Allis, who was so seriously injured
by the kick of horse, is now improving
and bids fair to recover.
Arthur Lyman and friend Mr.. Norton,
arrived on their wheels from Rutland last
Saturday and spent Sunday at Marcus
Peck's.
Grandma Crane was favored the other
day with a visit of two of her young "
nieces, Mrs. Rebecca Johnson and Mrs.
Lucia lockwood both over eighty years of
age from Mendoza, Ill.
A lawn socable and musicale will be
given at Martin Commands on Thursday
evening. Mr.. Commands daughters, who
are accomplished in music both instru-
mental and vocal, and other " home talent"
will contribute to the musicale.
Mrs j. w. Parmenter and daughters Win
ME and Louise were in town few days
last week, visiting at Albert Beams and
other friends, and saying "good bye" in
anticipation of removal from Northfeld and
Waterbury.
that were in town over Sunday: Mrs. Twss,
daughter of Mrs. Allen, with her two child
rem, from Milford, N. H.; Mrs. Tuckerman
from Ashburnham, Mass; Mrs. Charles
Wilcox of Milford, Mass. Mrs. Oakley of
Rochester, n. Y. Mrs. Stratton of Norwich,
Vt; Wallace Durkee from Boston; Rev.
Lysander Bates and daughter Mary from
Burlington. Some of these will remain a
number of days visiting friends in town.
There was Crane reunion at George
Cranes residence last Saturday. Some
twenty-five of the related friends were
Il atNiD ra1 thn In lin
ner and the ramble in the fields to the hill
east of the house, whence one of the finest
and most extensive prospects in all Yer
mont spreads out to view. Among some
who came from a distance to attend the re-
union may be mentioned Professor and
Mrs. Homer Miller of South Dakota,
Grandma" Crane, in her. ninety-eighth
year, was among the guests.
Cabot.
The Sunday-school picnic on Seminary
Hill in Montpelier last week was large
gathering attended by many from Cabot.
The Good Templars of this town will
present the drama, " The Last Loaf" in
North Calais on Thursday evening of this
week.
A game of baseball was played here Sat.
urday afternoon by Cabot and Marshfield
teams, resulting in favor OF Marshheld by q
score of to 10.
his daughter, Mrs. Robert O'Neil, al
the Winooski House, died last Wednesday
The remains were carried to Plainfield Gem
etery.
Edwin Bruce, living with his brother
Roland on Southwest hill, died while sit.
ting in his chair last Saturday. His re-
mains were taken to Woodbury. for buria
Sunday afternoon.
The Cabot baseball team will play with
the Plainfieds next Friday on home ground
in Cabot. The Plainfelds are considered
the strongest team in the county. A game
will also be played here Saturday afternoon
with some team.
Allie P. Burnham has gone to Boston
- Misses Flora and Susie Atkins are
expected home on Wednesday after an ex
! tended trip in northern Vermont and New
Hampshire. - Mrs. Eliza Fisher hal
gone to Barre to meet her daughter, Mrs
Flora Hammett. - Mrs. G. K. Curtis
!, Conn, are visiting Rev. H. A. Russell
/ - Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Wheeler o
| Lowell, Mass, are stopping in town few
days. - A. NJ Foster and wife, Herman
l Rogers and wife, and Payson Walbridg'
c and wife visited Mount Mansfield las
| week.
: The Cabot Dramatic Club Is to appear a
: Memorial Hall, North Calais, Thursda
8 evening, August 16.
= The annual Sunday. school picnic will b
q held on Wednesday, August %, in tn
. grove at 7. 7. Lamphere's. All are CO..
y daily invited.
2 Mrs. Phila Dwinell Marsh OF Bingham
l. ton, N. Y, is visiting in town. - Re,
y Frazer Metzger, from Red Rock, N. Y
!. was in town recently. - Miss Mario
!: Coburn is visiting in Northfield, Mass.
. Chelsea.
4 William j. Tarbell, Jr., of Minneapolis
q Mimi, is visiting here with his wife.
: Misses Hattie e. Stevens, Flora M. Co
|; win, and Lu z. Bacon are attending til
>, temperance camp meeting at New Have
N this week.
Miss Mary A. Burbank is attending tn
n summer schoolfor teachers at Chester. Nis
T. Burbank is to teach in the graded school 9
|. Barre the coming year.
:. Principal Cambridge OF Springfield Hig
y School, and his brother, recent gradual
n of the University of Vermont, have bee
d visiting at Capt w. FL. H. Halls.
: The shoe-shop, so long idle, has bee
!. !. leased to G. v. Winship of StoughtoI
= Mass. He proposes to begin work with
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