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

rotary OF the association, has Just issued
folder, setting forth the attractions and
races each day, there will be bicycle races
and tug.of.war contests, and Professor @.
@. Bonette, the aeronaut, will give exhibit
tions each day, with balloon ascensons, par.
achute leaps, slack-wire and tight rope
performances.
Miss M. Park, some four weeks ago, went
to Concord to visit her sister. Soon after
reaching there she was taken sick, but is
now better and will return home soon.
- w. j. White and wife visited Mrs.
Whites father in Peacham last Saturday
and Sunday. Charles Annis and wife
went to Littleton last Saturday. Mr.. Annis
returned on Monday. His wife will remain
with her mother for few days - Little
Willie Darling is again sick. 1t is reported
to be typhoid fever this time.
Thetford.
Lyman and Mrs Bell were called home
by the sickness of Allen Vaughan but both
arrived too late to see him alive. Lyman
returned to Worcester to his work on Mon
day.
Allen Vaughan died last week Monday
OF Inflammation of the bowels after sick
ness Of only four days. He was in his If
teenth year. Though quiet, peaceful boy,
he was yet ever ready to aid in any good
and noble work. He will be greatly Ia
mented and missed by all his associates.
John Porter and family have returned to
their home in Lawrence, Mass, after few
weeks vacation in our village. - Jane
Colburn was called to Lebanon last week
to attend to patient there. - Mr. and
Mrs Gulick returned from their mountain
trip and stopped over few days with her
aunt, Mrs. Slade. They went away the first
OF the week.
Thetford Center.
Presiding Elder Beeman administered the
sacrament last Sunday and conducted the
evening prayer-meeting.
Mr.. Tuxbury, who has been dangerously
ill, is recovering. - John Wilmot Is in
town, visiting his old friends and neighbors.
- Hannah Davis is not recovering her
health so swiftly as her friends would wish.
- Mrs. Cram and her daughter Helen,
who have been stopping at Judge Gleason's,
returned to their home in Haverhill, Mass,
last week. - G. d. Lucas and daughter
Helen and Alice Jenkins spent portion of
last week at Morey Lake.
East Thetford.
The report, for June, of North Thetford
creamery shows as follows Milk received,
PA, 100 pounds; butter made, 1854 pounds;
received for butter, deducting freight and
commissions, $2,165 So; running expenses,
including. interest, $29252; paid patrons,
eighteen cents per pound.
Mrs. Albee and Mrs. Bond OF Fairlee Wis
Eta M. Pushee of Woburn, Mass, is visit
ing relatives here and at Lyme - Mrs.
Claflin is visiting at her fathers at STRAIT
ford - Maude Emerson is in Boston.
- Anna Webster and mother are stop
ping at Mrs. G. G. Emerson's.
Topsham.
| Mrs. G. L. Buchanan still remains on the
sick list.
Josiah Page lately received injury from a
| fall which laid him up for a few days.
Quarterly meeting was held in the
| Methodist church last Sunday evening.
| Presiding Elder Hamilton preached.
A Christian Endeavor meeting will be
held in the Methodist church next Sunday
evening, with Rev. M. Killough as leader.
West Topsham.
The remains of Mrs. Edwin Kidder of
/ Rockville, Conn, were brought here for
burial last week Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Somers of Chicago are here
| for few weeks visit with Mrs. M. 81.
Hight, sister of Mrs. Somers. - Rev.
Mr.. Hamilton, the presiding elder, preached
for the Methodsts last Sunday. - Mrs.
o. s. Sanborn, who has been very i'll, is
and little son Harold are in Woodbury., Wis.
iting Mrs. Watson's parents - Cora
| Wood of Killingly, Conn, is in town visit
ing her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. 81. M
Jackson.
Waits River.
Rev. L. P. Tucker will occupy the pulpit
next Sunday.
B. G. Miles has gone to Montpelier tC
work and E. N. Philbrick to Roxbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Paul of Wes
Fairlee visited at s. +. Locke's over Sun
day.
Mrs. Martha X. Dodge, wife of the lat,
o. A. Dodge, died at her home in Bradford
last Wednesday, Funeral services tool
place at the church on Friday, Rev. j. A
Sherburne of Barre officiating.
Tunbridge.
Cornelius Noyes has several summe
boarders at his house.
A Photographic concert was given at tn
Congregational church last Thursday even
|, ing by George e. Murray of Rochester, N
, Y, to a air.sized audience. One-third @
) the proceeds were given to the Tunbridg
, Cornet Band.
Horace Alexand and daughter G
Michigan have been visiting at John Alex
! ander's. - Mansel Nelson went to HaI
, over last week to visit his daughter Mamie
} who is in the Mary Hitchcock Hospital
, - Mabel Farnham returned from Low
ell, Mass, to her home last Saturday
- Mrs. 81. R. Hayward is recoverin
from her recent illness. = Misses Ami
|
Noyes of Chelsea were at G. b. Smiths las
Thursday. Mrs. Myrtle Paul, who hs
been visiting her father, John Alexande
= has returned to her home.
Waitsfield.
Next Sunday will be observed as Christia
Endeavor Day at the Congregational churcl
both morning and evening, with reports {
the Boston convention and special music.
. . Rev. U. E. Sargent and wife, formerly
), the Vermont Conference, now OF the Phil
delpha Conference and stationed at Lam
horn, Pa, was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. v
). M. Farr on Friday and Saturday OF la
Il week.
y Mrs. e. e. Linnell and daughter Mildrt
Il are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Baird
=. Cambridge, and on July II, the ski
y birthday of Miss Mildred, very pleasa
n party was given in her honor With mus
d and games the time passed till five o'cloc
. when the little lads and lassies gather'
It round table spread with choice daintie
including the birthday cake, which W
1t served by the little miss, who presided wi
b charming grace. Presents, useful and bea
% tiful, were bestowed, and the hour OF &
W came all too soon for the little ones.