The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-07-18

Alice Nolan, from Ryegate Corner, is Wis
iting her relatives in this place. - Mrs
Peavey and her daughter from Bradford
have been visiting at the home OF Mrs. E.
ID. Taggart. 60 ID. ID. Davis, route agent
of the American Express Company, was in
town on Friday. 80 Harry Randall
spent Sunday at home 80 Jennie White
is at home from McIndoe's Falls.
West Topsham.
Green Mountain Creamery paid its pat
rons eighteen cents for butter for June.
The pewholders of the church here are re-
quested to meet at the church vestry on
Saturday evening to transact important
| business.
Mrs. w. G. Tillotson and children of
| Rockville, Conn, are visiting friends and
| relatives in town. - Mrs. III. w. Orms-
bee, who has been stopping for few months
| with Dr. Watson, has gone to Woodbury.
for visit. - Mrs. 9. j. Bowen and
| daughter VERNE are at their home for the
summer from Barre. - Church & San
born have put in few hay tedders for sale.
- Bessie Smith is visiting in Boston
and Salem for short time. - Will Nc
Crillis is visiting his sister Hattie in Man
| chester, N, II. IS. X. Dexter and fam
ily are expected at their summer residence
this week from Lowell.
Waits River.
Mrs. Della Wentworth Dodge, wife Of
|
Sunday morning with eryspelas, and con-
tinued to fail until Thursday morning.
when death ceased her suffering. Her fu-
neral was held at the church on Friday
Rev. T. Trevillian officiated. The church
was beautifully decorated with flowers
o. f. Philbrick and wife of Barre spent
Sunday with their parents. 80 Luna
Atkins of Cabot is the guest of May Rich
ardson. - Lois Hillery returned toWind-
sor on Monday. 80 Henry g. Richardson
and Lila NJ. Reyes were married at the
brides home on the 10th inst, by Rev. T.
Trevillian. - Bert G. Miles of Lebanon,
N. H., spent Sunday with his parents.
j. p. Richardson lost valuable
horse Sunday night.
Vershire.
Rev. G. II. Merrill, of the Vermont Do
nestle Missionary Society, spent recent
Sunday in town.
A good many from here attended the re-
union exercises and seventy-ffth anniver-
sary of Thetford Academy at Thetford Hill,
June 2S. Many distinguished educators
were present among the large crowd Of
alumni.
Deacon Heul Cotton and Arthur Cotton
and family have returned to Vershire from
Quincy, Mass, where they spent the winter.
| - Rev. b. b. Sherman of Chelsea oc-
cuped the pulpit of the Congregational
church, July 10, and there was a missionary
concert IN UDe evening" ELISHA HreS
colt and Mrs. g. f. Stacy are dangerously
i'll.
Waitsfield
About a dozen from this place went to
Missisquo Park last Saturday and report
a fine time.
Let all remember the temperance concert
to be given next Sunday evening at the
brick church by the Junior Epworth League.
The baseball enthusiasts met at the
Grand Army hall last Friday evening and
formed a baseball association with Fred
| VanDeusen as manager, II. +. Joslin sec
rotary and treasurer, and Walter E. Jones
captain.
The reunion of Company b, Thirteenth
Vermont, which was to be held here
August %, will be held August 10, on
account of the Washington county veter-
ans reunion, which is to be August %, "a
and %, at Barre.
John w. Gregory and Daniel McLaugh-
lin are sick - Clayton Joslin, of the
firm of G. T. & j. G. Joslin, dealers in
maple syrup, sugar, and fruit syrups at
Maiden, Mass, has been visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs, ID. o. Josln, the past week.
- Mr.. Stockwell of Bethel has entered
on his duties as clerk in the w. A. Jones
store. - Mrs. II. f. Stoddard is among
those who are sick. - Rev. e. S. Fiske
preached at Warren last Sunday in ex.
change with Rev. Mr.. Thompson of that
place. - Thomas Sanders, who has
been stopping with his children at Nashua
\. H., for some time, has returned to town
- l.. D. Savage Of st, Adams is visiting
friends in town. - John Baird, who has
been confined to the house by sickness fol
long time, is said to be improving.
East Warren.
H. II. Newcomb of Atchison, Kan, ar
rived here last Friday, accompanied by his
bride. - Charles Davis of Mortified
was in town last week buying wool, paying
thirteen and fourteen cents per pound
- Mrs. Azuba Dickinson has sold hel
farm to E. S. McGlohin. Mrs. Will
Wright of North Adams, Mass, arrived
here last Monday. She will remain few
weeks with her sister. - Merritt Wiley
and wife of Waltham, Mass, are guests a
w. A. AverilPs.
Washington.
The Baptist church has purchased TIL,
house now occupied by Horace Meeker as
parsonage for the newly-settled minister.
p. c. j. Cheney has inspected the stream
stocked by the state in this town and ex
presses himself as satisfied that the fisher
men have sustained the laws for the pro
lection of the fish.
Mrs. George w. Wason placed baske
of roses on the pulpit of the Universalis
church, last Sunday which was of espe
cially brilliant hue and much admired TO
its beauty and fragrance.
Mr. Fred c. Huntington, of this place
and Miss Maud Butler Of East Corinth wer
united in marriage on the 10Th inst. at tn
home of the bride, and are now enjoyin
their bridal tour in Boston and vicinity
! The groom is young and popular mel
chant in this village, and his many friend
here join with us in wishing the happy pal
a long life and abundant prosperity. MI
and Mrs. Huntington have taken rooms d
!, G. p. Taplin's
: George Calef of Providence, r.. l., is i
town, - Martha Taylor is visiting reli
. tives in New Hampshire and Massachusetts
: 80 Florence Henry has been engaged I
70 sing in the Universalist church at Barr
. - Mrs. Flora Scribner of Barre is sta.
ing for a few days with her mother, Mr.
y Betsey Thurber, of this place. - Cricl
s. ton Carpenter is convalescent from 81
T. we're illness of two weeks duration. -
r Mrs. DR.. Worthen of Barre visited Luc
Calef last Friday. 60 Hattie Foster
4 East Montpelier is visiting Florence Henri.
IS Waterbury.
II The Ladies' Aid Society of the Method
20 church will meet to-day with Miss HIATT
~ Morse.
At The minstrel entertainment given Satu
"a day evening in the hotel hall was exec
"A tionally good and was attended by fu