The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-08-21

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Souoh barre.
The Universalist Ladies' Local Circle held
a pleasant socisble at Emma Blanchard's
last week.
Mr.. Adams of Waterbury celebrated bis
seventy-sixth birthday with his son. George
H. Adams. Twenty-nine children and
grandchildren were present.
Mrs. William 8. Bovpton and her two
daughters of st. Johnsbury were the guests
OF Mrs. u A. Camp and Mrs. G. w. Smith
Iao. Weeh' -, lnree SONS OF MIS- henry
BLY,, pt tp ner iasC week. - MI
iooVoI VI I eaoouy, son-ln-iaw OF D. D. Rod
vac atom. A brother of Henrv Hi
with his wife and two children from Cahnt
visited him few DAYS last week. 0''
East Rarre
n"rre'
Inc GOOD lem plsrs held picnic in Mr..
@no sio'o ia'U oS'uiuay.
blancnl brothers are building an addi-
tion 10 thelr stone-sheds They lately
shipped very hne monument West
Mr.. Taplin, the photographer, is pushing
Lhe Compietlon OF MS new residence. When
nnlshed' IL Will De one OF the finest in the
place.
george Hutchlns and family and warren
UnuIch ana FAMILY nave peen camping at
Falrlee Pond the past week. William
Carnes ana family also spent the week
'n 11,',,,
II, wIliiam Nye, VINO mad an artery cut in
Ills Wrlst tnree weeks ago. mad an operation
performed by Dr; Y. M Chandler and DR..
~ ", nenP o. M1ntpeiier iast oaturuay'
;nn ;ns;da' t. 80 49,. u .HS uio ~
nnda 80 49,. 100 n up s.eu So 'ho
Suo "m ra,, Vno ''u' ionAo'eu' MI wye Is
NoAs "o'i'
Bradford.
The brick masons are at work on the new
school. building, laying the foundation.
The bovs renort the Anest ,orstor ,,o.,,
ever Lnown in tba bistorv of The Varm,one
militia 49, 'Ao --''o-' u 'No 'oi"on'
George r. Brooks has been enpaped nv
the trustees of the Academy as janitor the
coming year
Mrs. f. A. Dean and Ernest Currier of
Whitehead, N, H., were the guests OF W. F.
cummings ana family last week.
Nj. q. Flanders mother, from the West,
Is spending few weeks with him this sum.
mer. ohe mas not been here in number
Vi years
The Cavalry and the company of Regulars
Ssmped on the meadow owned by E. b.
ohunway, last saturday night, ON their
way pack from tne muster
ID; ). Eastman, who is head salesman in
me plack dress goods department OF j. g.
Mclnnis Co. OF worcester, Mass, is at
-, ava ~" N"y' 1"o"n
Inc remains OF John staples passed
through the village to the cemetery on the
upper plain, Tor interment. He died very
'"uuoniy iae' fiuay' ifoiii near' .rouoie'
was ~ ooouV WV
O'Clock sunday morning, hre having broken
out In the meadow barn, just back OF the
harn wsS totaIIn %astuo Us Ino IT'S ne
twan.v'S1s ,ons hos sso W. I'LL shs aIo "
ths ~ ~ ,be nbUrch Sa rne snuu n,i IA
baya baan ~ dn0e haS ro+ tHa hosn wou,u
responded in double.ouick time at the first
alarm, which was given by the engineer on
the night train, Cause unknown.
CABOT.
s. Swerdfeger and family have returned
from two-weeks stay in Canada.
The McDanels store at Lower Cabot is to
be filled and run by Henry Atkins.
IL Walbridga fnisbed work with the
ROAD. machine LAST saturday having worked
sirtv.two davs'
80 ,hod .h. nan,
.. M ooutnWlck mas pulHnaseu , INC
estate opposlte ms rssiuehce formerly
owned py Guy Dri'''
Rev. j. A. Dixon and family are attend
ing camp-meeting at Lyndonville this week,
accompanied by several others.
Mrs. Julia Steele and children of Worces-
ter. Mass, are spending few weeks with
her sister. Mrs. Moses Whitney.
Mrs George Carpenter went 70 Canad,