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

ME, daughter of DIR. j. g. Briggs of Somer-
vile, Mass, is visiting here and in Barre.
- Mrs. RevI Charles Farnsworth, now
of Haverhill, Mass, is visiting her sister,
faithful employee of j. X. Lynde, will
continue with Mr.. Lynde only this month.
- Gary Blanchards family have re.
turned from northern New York, and have
begun housekeeping again In the Rice Da-
venport house. - Mrs. Ellen Whitney
Colby, daughter of the late j. Madison
Whitney, and now Of Humboldt, Iowa, is
visiting in Vermont. - Henry A. Aims
worth and daughter return this week from
their eastern trip to their home in Moline,
Ill. - Mrs. Lucina Burnham Dexter
and children go back this week to their
home in Norfolk, Neb., where Mr. Dexter
seems to be doing finely, in the cold storage
business. - Mrs. II. Dwight Abbott has
been visiting in town OF late. - Robbie
Williams, at recent accounts, was working
Montpelier accompanied Mrs. Clarssa
Kathan, widow Of the late Payne Bigelow
Of Rochester, N Y, on a visit here last
week. - Frank b. Boyce rode to the
village last week for the first time in some
weeks.
Woodbury.,
AL. Tashro has gone to parts unknown,
leaving wife and child in destitute circum-
stances.
building, on their pasture lot with view to
renting them to quarrymen.
Charlie Tegler was very agreeably sur
prised few days since by the arrival OF his
father and mother from Baltimore.
George Fisk has moved from the voodry
place to his old home in West Woodbury.
to help his brother Will carry on the home
farm.
Ella Watson is the happiest little maiden
in Woodbury.. Her parents have just pur-
chased for her handsome McPhail upright
piano.
The Methodist Sunday.school voted last
Sunday to have picnic, and K. N. Aims
worth, George Daniels and Mrs, N. A. Ross
were appointed a committee of arrange
| ments.
e. G. Benjamin OF New York city has re-
turned to the city with his family He has
rented the home farm to IL. j. Benjamin,
who has taken possession. His brother, a.
| s. Benjamin, has charge OF the Putnam
farm.
The constant discharge of firearms on the
Sabbath by the employees of the new rail-
road is a source OF great annoyance to the
| people who reside above the Center, and
should be abated. Who is grand Juror this
year2
d. B. Nelson of Albany was in town
| laSJ w 6un6Sudy. - JOSIE FISK OF west
Woodbury. is reported quite ill with lung
trouble. - Mrs. Hervey s, Benjamin is
very ill. - Mrs. Horace Watson and
child of Topsham are visiting her father,
Charles Watson. - Mrs. James Cortheli
of Newport, r. l., is visiting friends in town.
South Woodbury..
e. G. Benjamin, wife, and son Harry, have
returned to their home in New York, after
short stay of one week. - Mrs. e. G
Wells is in Boston caring for her mother,
who fell and broke her hip in the spring
- Clarence Burnham Of Bristol was in
town the past week, visiting his father and
other relatives. - Mrs. L. j. Benjamin
and Vena Pierce left for Chicago last Mon.
day. Mrs Benjamin is to undergo surgical
operation on her neck. - 81. s. Benja
min, who has been living on the old home.
stead farm since his fathers death, has gone
back to his home at the Center and L. j
Benjamin has moved to the farm. -
Mrs. B. Fl. Wells and daughters of Barre
are stopping with her mother, Mrs Farms
worth, for few weeks. - Mr.. Abbott
and wife of Boston are stopping with DR.
| r. B. Lance.