The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-08-14

I" Charles A. Allen and family have
moved to Everett, Mass, where Mr.. Allen
Is to engage In the provision business.
- Rev. @. r. East is spending his va
cation in Leroy, N. T.; Mrs. East &C:
wife returned on Friday from their extern
slve western trip, after an absence Of eight
weeks. - Lewis l.. Montana has re-
turned from Ticonderoga, N. Y, and is EN-.
ployed by Mr.. Lawrence in his bakery.
- Gaylon r. Fish OF Randolph and
Frank Keezer of Rochester spent Sunday
with their cousin, W. e. Shepard. - Mr..
Hodgkins and family OF Rochester are Wis
iting Mrs. Hodgkins' father, Mr. Howe,
near the Center village. - Revs W. M.
Newton OF Waterbury, George L. Story of
Bakersfield and l.. l.. Beeman of Mont
pelier were in town last week. - Mrs.
Stark and daughter of Melrose, Mass, are
visiting at Thomas SHADES. Juline
Gilchrist of Somerville, Mass, is guest at
the home of her grandmother, Mrs M. s.
Gilchrist
Orange.
Mrs. James Goodrich, a former resident
OF this place, now Of Philadelphia, is visit
ing friends here. - Helen Glines of
Berlin was guest of Mrs. AFRO Moves over
Sunday. - Charles Carpenter has sold
the Houghton farm to William Hanna of
New York. - Stella Beard is visiting
her uncle, K. K. Beard.
Mrs. A. V. Taylor gave an afternoon tea
party last Saturday to number Of her lady
friends.
Uncle Newcomb Kinney says his tarrying
in the Cedar Swamp that dark and rainy
Saturday night completely broke up his
cold, but he woald not voluntarily seek the
same remedy again.
Mrs. Mark Batchelder, formerly of Lin
coin, VT, but now of Easthampton, Mass,
and her son-in-law Charles Butterfeld, and
wife and daughter, visited few days last
brother, James FL. Martin.
There was an attempt to break into the
store OF Perrin & Cutler last Wednesday
night. The putty was cleaned from one OF
the lights in the window at the back of the
store, but the burglar evidently became
frightened before finishing his work
III. e. Cutler has been sick for few days,
but was able to be out on Monday. -
Frank Bartlett and wife OF Boston are visit
ing at Truman Bartlett's. - Judge
Cleveland of Randolph is visiting at Charles
Bulkley's. - II. O. Perry and wife, e.
j. Colby and family, Mrs. Frank Jackson,
and others, are attending the camp-meeting
at Mortified this week. - Several have
been i'll few days with dysentery. -
Alice Martin is attending the summer
school at st. Johnsbury. - Mrs. Fanny
Ripley and daughter Alice are visiting
friends in town.
Randolph Center.
Mrs. Chester Bickford has returned from
the hospital at Burlington.
The lawn party on the grounds of N. 8.
Clark, Friday evening, was well attended.
A birthday celebration in honor of two Of
the Maplewood guests was also held the
same evening.
Professor and Mrs. e. A. Shaw visited
friends on the hill last Saturday Pro-
lessor Shaw is principal-elect of Newbury
Seminary, and has already moved there
from Wells River.
Mrs. f. 8. Souther, whose serious illness
is mentioned in items from this town on the
third page, died on Monday and was buried
Wednesday at the Center. She was about
seventy. five years old, and had been mar
ried nearly forty. nine years.
East Roxbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. q. Steele and three