The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-08-01

in Hanover, N. II. =- Sadie Lamb re-
turned from Queen City Park on Saturday.
Mrs. w. b. Wall and daughter Lucy, Mr..
and Mrs. Justin Holman, went from there
G. Mrs. W. 1. Chalmers Of Riverhead,
Long Island, is visiting her father, James
p. Cleveland, Jr. - Hattie Sawyer, a
teacher in the schools of Winchester, Mass,
is in this vicinity spending her vacation,
and is now visiting her cousin, Ida Thatcher.
g. Alice Hobart and Galen B. Fish
have returned from visit among relatives
in Palmer, Mass, and New York Miss
Hobart has resumed her position in the post
office. IL II. G. Page and wife OF Bur-
lington are visiting relatives in this town
and Braintree.
East Roxbury.
Most OF the farmers finished their haying
last week, and report a lighter crop than
usual.
The patrons Of the creamery received
seventeen cents per pound for their June
butter.
L. A. Eastman had one of his horses SO
badly hurt upon wire fence last week that
it had to be killed.
Cyril Verge of Braintree visited his
brother John on Sunday. - Mrs. II. p.
Abbott has her mother with her for few
weeks. - Mrs L. A. Eastman goes this
week to Jackson, Mich, to visit her brother.
- Mrs. f. j. Eastman of Mortified is
caring for her aunt, Mrs. Sylvester Motif,
who recently broke her wrist.
South Ryegate
The departure of Walter Hale on July 5
without the knowledge of any one has
caused much excitement, and the police in
st. Johnsbury, Burlington and Montpelier
are trying to find where he went. He had
been working for William Bailey. He at
tended North Conway Kelley Cure for the
morphine habit which he contracted dur
ing sickness. 1t is thought by some that he
has relapsed into his old habit.
Topsham.
Rev. J. G. X. Faris will preach next Sun.
day evening at the Lyme Kiln school,
house.
Albert Murdoch Of Boston is spending
his vacation here. He is staying at Will
liam Morrison's. - Mrs. Recepta Sar-
gent was taken sick at Horace Whites in
West Topsham and has not been able to
come home yet. - Mrs. Wilson has
gone to Groton to visit her son, G.. II. Pills
bury.
Waits River.
Many farmers have finished haying, feel.
ing pleased with good amount of hay OF
good quality.
Mrs. T. A. Chase OF Fairlee is stopping
with Mrs. Henry Chase. - Bessie
t
with grand success and returned home.
- Mrs. D. e. Magoon and Katie have
taken trip to Lincoln, to stop few days
with her sister, who is in very poor health
| - William Cunningham returned to
Manchester, Monday, where he has been
| engaged at work the last few weeks. -
Nellie e. Locke spent last Saturday in
| Corinth with her uncle, Dr. William Locke
Tunbridge.
Several attended the excursion across
Lake Champlain to Ausable Chasm las
Tuesday.
| Mr.. and Mrs G. Warren Of Boston are
| spending part OF the summer In town. -
Edna Ordway was in town last Sunday
- Mrs. Ora Goodale is expected home
soon. - Misses Gala and Ida Rowell ar,
spending few days at Burlington. -
Mrs. Edward Bugbee of Hartford has beer
making her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A G
Lowell, Mass, is visiting Mrs. George
Durkee, her sister. - Mrs. Berry is a
home again. - MIR. and Mrs. S. A. Dear
and Mrs. Ed. Rowell went to Keene, n. H.
on Monday. - Mrs. John Stuart ant
two children of Boston are visiting in town
| - Anna Ballou was carried to tn,
hospital at Hanover last Thursday TO
treatment
Waitsfield.
Rev. l.. c. Partridge of Tennessee fllet
the pulpit at the Congregational churcl
last Sunday very acceptably.
Fred Parker has moved his machinery t.
Palmer hill and is dressing the stock o
clapboards sawed out by the Moriarty boys
A goodly number of the neighbors an,
friends of G. +. Ramsey made bee " OF
Monday and gave his haying quite boost
Rev. G. II. Krikovian, converted Al
menian Turk, pastor of the church at Yoz
IL
Fiske on Sunday, and will speak of Chris
tian and educational work in Turkey
Rev. w. e. Douglass is away on two
weeks vacation, visiting friends at Pos
Mills and other places, and will take tri
to Boston before returning. His desk Wi
be filled during his absence by Rev Nj
Barnes
At the republican caucus the followin
delegates were elected to attend the count
convention: Charles f. Eddy, George !
WaIbridge, George Wallis, c. Nj. Richard
son and p. b. Gaylord. They were autho
lied to choose their substitutes in case the
could not attend. The following town con
mittee was also chosen: G.. f. Eddy, o. n
Eaton and G. NJ Richardson.
John w. Gregory is out again after h
recent sickness - Will. Baird of Ne
Haven, Conn, is visiting his parents an
other friends in town. - Mrs. Charl,
F. Ramsey is very low and is slowly failin
- Jamie Joslin is at home from Mo
risville, where he is employed in grocer
: store for a short vacation. Nj.
J Eaton of Hyde Park, former resident
this place, visited friends in town day
two last week. - Mr.. and Mrs. W.
Joslin and Herbert and Oracle Joslin we
in Morrsville few days last week and a
! tended the races Friday and Saturday.
, Warren.
q Rev. G.. H. Krikorian, who was expectt
to be here last Sunday evening, will spes
i next Sunday evening on the work in Turkt
John Whaan was arrested by Depu
Sheriff l.. M, Heath for assaulting and il
t treating his wife. He was tried and -four
: guilty and fined $15 and costs, making
: total of $24 81.
: II. w. Lyford intends going to Peak
Island, Maine, this week on his annu
fishing trip 80 Mrs. Eugene Cardell
e Lowell, Mass, is visiting at Fred Cardell
- Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Banister al
l. daughter Lena visited friends in West Ra
: dolph and vicinity last week. - FraI
: L. LaDue, formerly of this place, and Mi
o Dolly Flowers of Bethel were married
0 Bethel on Saturday, July q. - MI
o Bert Boyd is slowly recovering from her
#, juries caused by the runaway, as stated
j. the last issue of this paper. - MI
: Wicks and daughter Mabel of Worcestt
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