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

ing the past week, Forrest Spaulding, Roy
Sibley, Charlie Nye, Mary Stevens and
Carrie Sibey joined the party on Saturday,
and Bertha Nye and Blanche Spaulding on
Tuesday. They intend remaining in camp
until the first Of next week,
| The kids" OF Plainfeld met the
Kids " of this village in match game of
| base. ball on Thursday of last week. result
ing in score OF 81 to "A in favor OF our
boys. The first nine played a game with
the Gouldsville nine, Saturday, upon the
grounds of the latter, with a score of II to
q in favor of the Goudsville boys.
Mrs. Lawes and her son Thomas, who has
been away on a visit to friends and relatives
in Canada, returned home last week -
Orlando Knapp and George Pray started
on Monday for weeks camp at Groton
Pond - Our neighbor g. p. Hollister
is, and has been for the past two weeks,
confined in his bed with an abscess. -
Mrs. Robert Little returned home Thurs
day of last week after several weeks visit
with her mother. Mrs. Corolin Daniels of
Marshfeld. - Mrs. Villa Pray returned
home last week from Wells Beach, where
she has been making a sojourn for few
weeks. - George f. Sibley and George
Kelton were in Burlington over Sunday,
the objective point being Queen City Park,
to attend the lecture delivered on that day
by Colonel r G. Ingersoll. g Robert
Little and Charles Williams were at home
over Sunday from Gouldsville, where they
are at work.
West Fairlee.
The local baseball team went to STAFFORD
to play the STAFFORD team last Saturday
Score 20 to II in the West Fairlee's favor.
Hon. e. P. George and Mr. Reynolds went
to Burlington last week. - Ethel Hey
wood was run into by bicycle last week
and seriously injured - Alice Haven
Is at home from Jaffrey. N: H., where she
has been teaching - Charles Hutchins
~ hau hnnt vii tt DO 9TH.
s. B. Hutchins. - Mrs. Woodbury. has
gone to St. Johnsbury to visit friends
- Joseph Rule is making repairs on
his house. 30. w. Bliss has been max.
ing repairs on his buildings the past week.
North Fayston.
Orrin Boyce lately shot crane on his
meadow that measured five feet three
inches from the toe to beak, and six feet
two inches from tip to tip of the wings.
Mrs. G. F. Posnett is confined to her bed
with kidney and liver trouble. - Mrs.
8. Story and her grandson, Chester Nelson,
have gone to visit friends in North Troy
and Sutton, P. @. - Willie Griffin has
gone to work for Oramel Joslin in Waits
field. - Maggie Little is at home from
- Charles Corliss and children have
returned to Waterbury.
Greensboro Bend.
MT anu MIS-. y. DAFT nave returned from
their visit in Glover, Craftsbury, and AL
bany, where they have been visiting rel
atives.
Oracle, Maggie, Mabel and Johnnie Barr
OF Cabot we're guests at Mr.. and Mrs. T.
Barr's last week. In company with Mr.. and
Mrs. f. Abandon they visited at Dry Pond.
Our station agent, r. B. Smith, narrowly
escaped a serious, II not fatal, accident last
Monday. He was struck by an approach
ing train, but escaped without serious in
jury
Groton.
A horse belonging to TereI ce O'Neil was
injured, last Saturday, by ball from the
gun of careless hunter.
The Womans Home Missionary Society
will meet with Mrs. G. II. WEIGH at three
o'clock ON Friday next. Tea will be served
by Mrs. WEIGH.
The Sunday schools on the line OF the
Montpelier and Wells River railroad will
have picnic at the Summit next week
Wednesday.
B. F. Clark is digging on II. N. Welch's
land for water to run to his new house.
- James Frost and Charles Evans
have gone to Topsham to work on a new
h ouse for D. James. - DR.. N. p. Bug
bee is at Weeds Hotel this week, doing
dentistry. - Mabel and Effie Alden OF
Brock on, Mass, are visiting at Abner
Goodwin's. - A. w. Coffrin has moved
lnCO MS new mouse on MAIN SUr66U.
Annie Olney has gone to Barton to work in
the factory. - Maggie and Rosie White
hill are attending the summer school at st.
Johnsbury. - Theodore Teller and
wife have returned from Bradford. -
Miss Doolttle of STAFFORD is hired as
teacher for the higher school in the village.
- Among the arrivals at Weeds Hotel,
Monday, was Rev. George l.. Story Of
Bakersfield.
Ricker's Mills.
r. M Harvey, Charles Mills, and some
eight or ten more, spent last week at
Hedgehog Camp.
Professor Fellows is stopping for vaca-
ton at Hedgehog Camp, ishing. He re-
ports good success.
Hardwick.
Henry Leckner of Spencer, Mass, has
been visiting his sister, Mrs. l. A. Shattuck,
for few days. - Douglas and Stead
man Holton are visiting in town. T.
7. Daniels has moved into his house on
Church street. - Dwight Hovey has
moved into the Mrs. Hathaway house on
| Wolcott street. - The rooms over the
hardware store are now used as the Hard
wick & Woodbury. Railroad Company's
office. - Don't miss the grand violin
concert at the Academy hall next Monday
evening, the 10Th - j, e. Harris,
| former editor OF the Gazette, arrived Mon
| day. - Ed. McCri.lis of Randolph has