The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-07-24

was born last week to Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome
Bailaw - Henry Northrup with his
help. have gone to Peacham TO cut his hay.
- Chip Ennis has closed his labors
with L. d. Mute - Mabel Young has re-
turned from her work at Danville where
she has been at the Elm House; also Lizzie
Preston from Greensboro, where she has
hotel.
Franklin e. Lewis seems to be victim
| OF much i'll luck. He was burned out last
March Some three weeks ago, while re-
| turning to his home from Middlesex with
load OF shingles, he sprained his knee in
Jumping from the load, and has been unable
to labor much of late. On July II, while
helping his neighbor, Carl Dudley, fork
tine was accidentally thrust through his
hand. He is an honest and hard .workinp
man, ana has the sympathy of his neigh
bors
Newbury.
Newbury Village Creamery Companv
paid its patrons eighteen and one-half cents
for June butter.
Mr. Erwin, from the state of Pennsylva.
MIA, who is extensively engaged as a COM
| mission merchant in the produce and pro-
vision business, has been visiting at Rev j.
L. MerrilPs for several days.
Henry G. Smilie,- who has been spending
some two weeks in Massachusetts, returned
home last week and reports that he has
bought a residence in Orange, Mass, and
will move there in about two weeks
A sociable will be held this evening in
the vestry of the Congregational church for
the benefit of the village library. The
Brownies are advertised to appear, also
other notable characters, after which ice
cream and cake will be served.
Guy Rowland had his milk-t team upset in
front OF the Methodist church one day last
week, caused by his horse being frightened
q MI Aal, IT. -.
and wagon were broken some and milk
spilled, but no serious damage was done.
Many entertainments are booked for the
last OF the month. On July "a, there will
be sociable for the benefit of the village
library; on the Goth, the Photographs on the
31st, the Mahogany Quartette OF St. Johns.
bury, concert in the Congregational church.
E. e. and 81 .A.Avery returned to Roxbury
on Monday to finish their work for the state
fish hatchery. - Fred II. Bickford, for.
merry manager OF our creamery, took dinner
at the Sawyer House on Monday. IS.
l.. Swazey has returned from three weeks
tour to the salt water. - Mr.. and Mrs.
James Southworth are enjoying a visit
!; from their three daughters. = Laura
Chamberlain gave party last Wednesday
I evening to six invited friends. - Sadie
Chairman OF Manchester, N. H., visited her
, cousin, George Slack, last week
Master John McElroy arrived in town last
Thursday to spend few weeks with his
grandmother, Mrs John Hale. ~ Mrs.
T. G. Reyes returned home from Bos-
ton with severe cold and has been con-
/ fined to the bed several days, but is slowly
improving. - Ellen A. Jewett Of Somer-
, vile. Mass, is visiting Hattie E. Reyes
- Mrs. J. s. Upper and NJ. G. Kasson
started last Saturday to visit friends in st.
Adams, Swanton and Montgomery -
Frank Spalding, who is visiting his rela-
tives and friends in Haverhill attended SER
vice at the Congregational church last Sun
3 day morning. - Mrs. Francis Hodgdon
who has been spending the past two weeks
with her mother, has returned to her home
! at Rumford Point, Maine.
Wells River
Hale's Tavern has been open six weeks,
and already has S25 names on the register.
Mrs. Julia Hale of Boston is visiting with
,, her brother. G. M Hutchins. - Walter
Putney is sick with typhoid fever. 80
: Will George fell from load of hay, Satur-
day, striking on his head and sustaining
serious injuries - Mrs. Olive Hancock
of Denver, Colo, is visiting Mrs: Sue Colby.
- Mr. Ladd who has had charge of the
restaurant at the depot, died Saturday af-
t ternoon. - Norris Marshall and wife of
? Boston are visiting Mr.. Marshall's father
l and brother for few days.
= BoltonvilIe.
r Hugh and Agnes Boyce will entertain
a their friends on Thursday evening, the 25th,
: their birthday, with dancing party.
Hon. Horace W. Bailey of Newbury and
: Charles Durham Of Boston visited at N.
Robinson's last week. - Elmer Hender-
: son is expected to be at home this week on
. his vacation. - Frank Bolton and
8 daughter and N. Robinson and daughter
a drove to St. Johnsbury to the "Wild West"
D A number Of others went by rail. -
3 Miss Mcintyre, who has been visiting at
r Mrs Sarah fuckers, has gone to Charles
t town, n. III.
8 Northfleld.
!. Several Northfeld people are camping at
t Northheld expects to have street sprink-
2 Ter this week.
+ Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Davis have daughter,
born Monday morning.
1 Mrs. w. f. Cushman, Miss Carrie, Mrs.
Judd, and children, have gone to Royalton
, | for two weeks.
Rev. Mr.. Tucker was called home from
camp at Lake Fairlee, Saturday, to attend
the funeral OF 81. R. Miller.
The Universalists held ministers
8 meeting" at the Universalst church Mon
day evening. There were seven ministers
r present.
Fl. R. Miller, eighty years old, resident
. Of the town, died last Thursday. He leaves
. a widow and three sons. The funeral was
, at his late residence on Saturday afternoon,
) and he was buried in Elmwood cemetery.
The second shooting-match between teams
from Company and the Spencer Rifles of
Barre was won by the Northtield boys on the
home range last Saturday. Private Springer
: of Company made the best score Of the
day, and tie match was won by thirty.seven
r points. The distance was 200 and 300 yards.
G. H. Miller Of Worcester, Mass, was in
I town to attend the funeral O. his father, ID;
r. Miller. - Mrs. W. M. Rum0augh and
children OF Jersey City, N. j., are in town
for a few weeks. - r. III. Farr fell from
a load OF hay, Saturday, and was seriously
injured. - Mrs. Stark and daughter of
4 Leominster, Mass, are visiting Thomas
: Slade, father of Mrs. Stark, at the South
Village. - Mrs. f. p. Webb of Airing
a ton is visiting her nieces, Misses Sadie and
! Helen Kenyon -= Charles Adams Of
St. Johnsbury was at Denison Browns,
with his family, over Sunday. - Lottie
! williams of Burlington is visiting relatives
in town. - Mrs. Fred Dutton Is visit
ing relatives in Middlebury ==-zs Juline
Gilchrist of Somerville, Mass is visiting