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

Rev. Mr.. Earle preached an interesting
sermon at the Center last Sunday.
. The Morse neighborhood will have a
Sunday-school picnic in Harry Fitchs
woods on Wednesday OF next week.
Mrs. Clara Templeton, with her daughter
Alice and her two grandchildren, from
Washington, ID. c., are spending the sum-
mer months with friends and relatives in
this vicinity.
Mrs. George Hill Of Hardwick is visiting
relatives in this vicinity. - Mr.. and
Mrs. J. G. Bass of Minneapolis, Mimi. are
spending a few months here. - Carrie
Sibley and her brother go to Derby Line
this week on visiting tour. - Mr.. and
Mrs: Ellis are visiting Mrs Stickney, sister
of Mrs. Ellis, in Calais. - Frauk Ceve-
land Of somerville, Mass, has recently
made the trip to Canada on bicycle, and
returned here last week Tuesday.
FairIee.
Lake Morey, the picturesque seems to at
tract many divines. Rev. DIR. Frost OF Bal
timore, Md, Revs Tucker of Mortified,
Robinson of Meriden, N. H, and Palmer
Of Connecticut, with their families, are
In town. All attended service on Sunday,
conducted by Rev. j. W. Lees. The re-
ports Of those attending the International
Convention. Sunday evening, were listened
to with much attention,
Mrs James Brennan is very sick. -
Mrs. w. FL. Long and daughter are suffer-
ing from influenza. - Mr.. Calvin Bald
win has had what appears to be very sue
cessful operation on his eye, having the
| cataract removed. w II. Daniell's
baby fell from her carriage, Sunday after
noon, and, 1t was feared, seriously Injured
about the brain, but at present is improving.
- Mrs. FL. l.. Rice and her cousin are
visiting at Lyndonville and St. Johnsbury.
- e. N. Lovewell is making ice-cresm
to order
North Fayston.
Eben johnson, children, grandchildren,
and other relatives, held family reunion
at Stephen Johnson's. July %. - Mrs.
j. ID. Ryan and daughter have returned to
Montpelier. 80 Mrs. #. s. Eaton is visit
! ing in Moretown. - Anice Marble and
Mr.. and Mrs. e. L. Marble. - Mrs. Ar
thur Boyce is working for Fred Palmer in
Waitsfeld.
Greensboro Bend.
Rev. Mr.. Irland, from New Jersey,
preached at the Methodist church last Sum
day. - Mrs. N. II. Billiard has recovered
| from her long sickness. - Edgar Barr OF
Taunton, Mass, has been spending his va
cation at his home. - Eliza Dawson is
visiting relatives in this place
Groton.
Haying is nearly finished. The crop is a
good one.
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church one week from next Sunday.
Rev. Mr.. White of Peacham will preach
in the Methodist church next Sunday.
A. W. Coffrin has moved his stock OF
goods and barber business into his new
block.
The Young Ladies' Mission Circle will
| hold sociable in the church parlor this
evening.
The youngest son of Matthew Caldwell
| fell from load of hay and broke his arm
one day last week.
Alex. Dunnett Of St. Johnsbury is max.
ing repairs on the Lake House at Ricker's
| Mills, to be used as summer resort.
Groton can now boast of first-cass no.
tel. Weeds Hotel, III. o. & j. s. Weed
proprietors, is good home for travellers
Everything about the house is neat and or
DERBY, and its table is unexcelled 1t has q
good livery in connection, sends carriage
to all trains, and merits the liberal patron.
age it receives.
The humorous and musical entertainment,
given here Wednesday evening, July II, by
Messrs. Prescott and Reynolds of Boston
was the finest of the kind ever enjoyed in
this vicinity. Mr.. Reynolds could sing 8
pathetic ballad as we'll as admirably render
humorous selection. Mr.. Prescott was
genius in so perfectly initiating various in
struments with his voice only.
A. L. Hooper went to Norwich last Fri
day to visit his brother, R. 8. Hooper
- George Brown, who works for Will
liam Goodwin, and William Hayes are
sick. - F, P. Smiths brother, with his
Pillsbury and Mrs. l. N. Hall were called to
Topsham last Saturday on account of the
illness Of their father. - Alexander
Norwood and wife of Topsham visited al
A. Cochran's last Saturday. - Gertrude
Cochran is visiting at Franconia, N. II
| .TOhn Rapfraw and RinHar ra
turned from the White Mountains last
Wednesday. - Burt MCGOWAN and wife
are visiting at 1. N. and 7. B. Halls. -
Maggie Morrison visited in Hardwick last
week. - Malissa Morrison's health is
| very poor. - j. e. Vance has returned
and gone to haying for A. s. Clark. -
Mrs. Lydia Kicker is stopping at Barnet
Lakeside House, few days,
Ricker's Mills.
Farmers are finishing haying this week.
A. II. Kicker sent his first car OF bobbins
last week.
Simeon Emery has leased his farm fol
three years to Elisha Butler.
The Lake House is about to change hands
Mrs. Page is going to Wells River. Hon
A. Dunnett OF st. Johnsbury is repairing
wife here this week.
HarQWtck.
Editor Albee was away over Sunday.
The slate roof is being put upon the Con
gregational church.
The frst-two stories of the Cowles block
ere nearly ready for plastering.
Coles circus gave fair twenty-five cent
show ON Monday to not large crowd.
For the buffalo Bill Wild West show at
st. j ohnsbury, 100 tickets were sold at this
station.
=, The hay crop is n% up to the average, in
this town. Pastures are dry and grass
hoppers plenty.
The Young Peoples LeagSA gave fine
entertainment at the Methodist Shurch last
Sunday evening
The town, last Saturday, at special
meeting, voted (209 to 1907 not to aid the
Hardwick and Woodbury. railroad.
Marshfield.
Samuel Cole has bought PAGER.
James Boyles died last week after long
sickness,
A. E. Lamberton has commenced run
| ming a milk. cart