The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-08-07

Mass, has been visiting her the past week.
- Albert Day, who went from here to
Connecticut last spring, has been at home
few days recently. - Mrs Lizzie Leon
ard has gone to Peacham to work for her
sister, Mrs. e. M. Wheeler. - Two gen.
tlemen from West Lebanon, N. H., came
here, last Friday, on their wheels. They
are visiting at s. A. Trues and G. L.
Spears.
East Corinth.
H. A. Jackman is building an addition to
his house in the shape OF piazza James
Miles is doing the work.
W. H. Gale of Barre was in town last
week tuning organs. - Rev. K. w.
Hatch was absent from his pulpit last Sun
day. 60 Miss M. A. Merrill Of East
Orange was in town few days last week
visiting friends.
Corinth Corner.
Charles Harrington has sold his farm here
to man in Burlington.
Mrs. j. G. Fits is spending several weeks
in Boston, visiting relatives.
Rev. A. G. Austin and wife from East
Haven, are visiting friends in town.
Rev. A. G. Austin, former pastor here,
preached at the church, last Sunday, at
four o'clock.
North Duxbury.
William Deforge died last Saturday night
from injuries received about two weeks ago,
while unloading hay. He leaves wife and
two little children, who have the sympathy
OF the entire community in their bereave-
ment The remains were taken to Essex
junction on Monday for burial.
Miss Nellie P. Wheeler of Haverhill,
Mass, is visiting her mother, Mrs. d. Ste
vens. - Miss l.. Perrum, Mrs. M. G.
Cram. Master Paul Cram and Master George
T. Mitchell Of Haverhill, Mass, are the
guests Of ID. Stevens at Camp Willard.
- Mrs Martin Barry Of South Burling-
ton is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Burke. ~. G. Russ spent Sun
day with friends in Waterbury
South Duxbury.
Farmers have finished their hsying.
Crops are looking finely, bidding fair to
produce an abundant harvest.
A Mrs. Paul of Morristown spoke for the
Spiritualist society last Sunday at their hall.
Services were held afternoon and evening.
Rev. s. G. Vail and wife returned from
their carriage drive to North Danville last
Thursday evening and he officiated at the
Congregational church last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kellogg visited
friends in Waterbury last Saturday, return
ing home last Sunday, and heard Rev. Mr..
Hastings of Boston in the new Advent
church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alva Farnsworth were
called to mourn the loss Of their infant son,
last week. Funeral services were held at
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remains were buried in Waterbury village
cemetery. They have the sympathy of
their many friends. There was fine dis
play of flowers. Rev. 8. G. Vail oficiated.
"And when the hour arrives
From flesh that sets me free,
Ths f f at Heavens gate,
To meet and welcome me-"
Mrs. Ira White and Mrs J. l.. Doane and
her son Eugene, of Orange, Mass, are guests
at the homes Of Samuel Somerville, Nelson
Beach and Frank Hart. - Edna Bruce
has returned to her parental home. -
Mr. and Mrs. Whitman w. Collins and
daughter Lydia, Of Boston, are guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs William Ward. -
Miss Ida Murdoch of Boston is also guest
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. William W.
Ward
East Montpelier.
B. 1. Wheeler is in attendance at the
meetings at the Weirs this week.
Mrs. o. H. Edling has returned home
from Sunapee, N. H., accompanied by her
daughter.
The two-years-old son of Henry Brothers
had both bones Of his right arm broken last
Saturday, by being thrown down while
playing with the dog.
North Montpelier.
The camping party at Groton Pond, after
thoroughly enjoying two weeks outing,
broke camp Saturday Of last week.
a party consisting III part Ol rTeu LlUJlo
and lady, and Van Bennett and lady,
George Kelton, Walter a. Little. Miss Julia
Hollister, Blanche Spaulding, Mr.. and Mrs.
L. D. Coburn, Forrest Spaulding and sew
eral others, have. erected fine cottage
upon the shore of Sabin's Pond Wood.
bury, on the land of Deacon Thomas, and
went into camp yesterday. They have
named their camp, Camp Independent
Charles E. Gray, his wife and little boy,
of Gloucester, Mass, are here on visit,
and are stopping with Mr.. Gray's uncle, G.
ways glad to welcome him back to his
childhood home. - Roy Sibley, accom-.
panied by Misses Hattie and Carrie Sibley
and Miss Emma Foster, have been away fol
the past week on visit to relatives al
Derby Line the entire trip being made in 9
carriage. - The many old neighbors anG
friends of Byron Goodwin. now OF Plain
field, are glad to hear he is very much bet
ter of his late sickness. - l. B. Gray o
Boston, Mass, is here on visit to hi
brother, G. s. Gray - f. j. Hamblet
wife and children, accompanied by Mrs
George l.. Pray, are at Wells beach for
few weeks sojourn.
Fairlee.
The Misses Coburn of Lynn, Mass, ar
stopping with their aunt, Mrs. Stratton.
We are pleased to see the familiar face
OF Mrs. Boyden of Dedham, Mass, and he
niece, Emily Strong.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dexter Fulton of Bradfort
We're the guests of Mrs. G. s. Baldwin las
week. They went down and accompanie,
Mr.. Baldwin home from the hospital.
Mr.. W. H. Daniel's nieces, Mabel Daniel
of Hardwick and Halle Wallace of New
port, are visiting him. - f. E. Cox ant
daughter Helen from Cambridgport, Mass
also w. A. Haskins and Mrs. II. b. Ken
needy of Welton have been the guests q
Mrs Fred Doe, at Restawhile.
West Fairlee Center.
An uncommonly active thunder shower
accompanied with much and hail, visited u
at ten o'clock Sunday evening.
Arrivals in town as follows: Miss Etht
Dean, Mr. j. j. Halves and daughters
Misses Alice and Marion and Professo
Edward Halves and Mrs. Mary N Child
all at S. G. Southworth's; Professor Cha
III. Morse and wife and sons, MAT" an
Harold, and Mrs. N N. Kimball all at til
home OF Mrs, Kimball.
North Fayston