The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-06-12


Is putting an addition to his she'd ="
Henry j. Parcher is recovering from his
blood. poisoned finger - Gilbert Mum
son of Morrisville made flying visits to his
friends last week
East Gilmore.
Those desiring to purchase mich cows
should inquire OF G. G. Brown.
Children's Day was observed on Sunday.
The house was very prettily trimmed with
evergreens and flowers. The children
spoke well, and the day was enjoyed by all.
The house was filled to an overflow.
Mrs. Charles Wells and son are the guests
of Fred Slloway. - Mrs. William Swift
is sick - Mr.. Delano was in this part
OF the town visiting schools last week.
- Louis, son OF Dr. Grout OF Water
bury, spent a part OF last week on his
uncle's farm.
East Montpelier.
The picnic at the Center on Memorial
Day was well attended There were about
200 people present. Mrs. Ellen Nye Gray
presided at the organ and Professor O. f.
Dudley led in singing.
Lucinda Hersey has been visiting at the
Center. - Elisha Cove and his daugh-
ter Myrtle are on a visiting tour in the
northern part of the state. - Mrs,
Brown of Moretown is spending few days
with her daughter, Mrs. Mary Ormsbee.
Mr.. and Mrs Bert Paige OF Hard
wick made short stop in town last week.
- Mrs. Mary Scribner Gray OF Pipers'
town, Mimi, is spending few weeks with
relatives here. - Calvin Hersey has
given his buildings a new coat OF paint.
u. r. Young intends to raise his new
barn this week u.,.,oa
The first two and last three items in last
weeks issue should have appeared under
the head of Lake Morey."
The children entertained a full house on
Sunday afternoon in such a manner as to
reflect much credit on all concerned. The
house was decorated in an artistic manner.
The pastor gave ap interesting talk, and all
enjoyed the occasion.
Mrs. B. Wilmot's brother has been called
from Springfield, Mass, owing to the illness
of his mother, Mrs. Colby. - H. Love-
Joy has been clerkng for H. P. Warren
during his absence. l. ID. Shaw and
family are visiting in Canada. - Mr..
and Mrs. A. G. Newcomb are visiting their
son, who is merchant in Dedham, Mass.
- Mrs. s. b. Hayes has returned from
a trip to Manchester N. H, where she went
to visit her son. - Captain Tutherly
was the guest of General Gilmore over
Sunday.
West Fairlee.
Ned George is driving a nice pair of
chestnut horses nowadays.
The household goods of the late Ambia
Emerson were sold at auction last Saturday
afternoon.
Childrens Sunday was observed by the
pastor addressing the children in the morn
ing, and by a concert by the Sunday-school
in the evening.
DR.. Niles and daughter Mildred of Tapley.
Smiths. - Mrs. Laura A. George re.
turned home last Friday, having spent the
winter with friends in Boston.
Faysfon
The school board met last week Tuesday
to select extbooks but the list selected
has not yet been announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Prinde and daugh'
ter Bernice, of Barre, visited Mr.. and Mrs.
james Baird, parents of Mrs. Prindle, last
week. - G. III. Pierce is building an ad.
dition to his house. - Mrs. Luther
Chandler of Middesex was at home a few
days last week keeping house for her
father, G. H. Pierce, while Mrs. Pierce and
son Vernon were visiting friends in Bristol.
- Merton G. and George W. Grandey
uncle and aunt Mr.. aud Mrs. A d. Bragg
They came on bicycles, Saturday afternoon
and returned Sunday afternoon, by way OF
Moretown and Middlesex, on account Of
bad roads,
CRANKY.
A free lecture, given under the auspices
of the A. p. A, will be held at Gallup's
Mills on the evening of June H.
Children's Day was observed at the Con
gregational church by appropriate exercises
by the children, who acquitted themselves
well.
The third district union of the order o.
Good Templars was held with Pleasant
Valley Lodge at the town-house on Satur
day last.
Elmer Jackson and l.. B. Buzzell were il
town on Saturday attending to the erection
OF some cemetery work in Pleasant Hill
cemetery.
Greensboro Bend.
Mrs E. a. Patch died Sunday morning
after a lingering illness. She was highl!
respected, and many friends mourn he
loss.
for Children's Day at the Methodist church
on Sunday evening, June 3d. postponed
from June 9.
George Cole has nearly recovered iron
the injury he received from being throw
from wagon, his horse becoming fright
ened by a passing bicycle. - ALDER
Hunton is slowly recovering from a broker
ankle. -Mr and Mrs. E. II, Pope an
Mr.. and Mrs. James Pope are visitin
friends and relatives in Canada
Groton.
Children's Day was observed at the Meth
Odist church.
general smash.up and runaway wa
caused last Saturday night, in front OF tn
post-office, by Charles Ross, with his bicycle
colliding with Henry Hatch's team. TIL
buggy was smashed.
Rev. o. M. Boutwell, and wife will take
vacation Of two weeks. They 60 to Hyd
Park this week. There will be no preacl
ing at the Methodist church for two week
but the social meetings will be held &
usual
The Baptists will hold an ice.cream part
and lawn party on the church and parsoI
age grounds on the evening OF July 4.
musical entertainment will be furnished b
Rev. T. Telliers daughters of Portland
Maine, and others.
The Public Library Society will give
lawn party on Wednesday evening, JuI
10, II the night is plesssnt-otherwise Fir
day evening, June 21-on the school-hous
grounds. Ice-cream, cake and lemonad
will be on sale. Some games will be fu
nished free. A short musical entertainer
and music at intervals throughout IL
evening by competent orchestra.
Josie WEIGH has gone to johnson for