The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-07-17

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Marus MIL, where eney were tepa' h,g the
Ian sir ~ ,ot o rane;rad n,,t
some Six or eight ieet. lie received CUT
On MS menu nvo incnes aVnS' o"' 10 ee'''nR
on 90 "oi, 90 oan 20 0APooOou
w. +. Mason OF waterbury, former resi-
dent Of this place, visited in town last Mon
day. - Jason Hill, wife and son, Mrs.
III. o. Ward and son, and Bertha Howe
went to Highgate last Monday. - Mrs.
George Fletcher and John Towle visited in
Waterbury over Sunday - Mrs. John
Taylor and son returned home on Thursday
from visit in New York state. g Adel-
bert Stockwell and family, from Water
vile, are visiting friends in town.
Nexburv.
NowD"s 80
henry W. baiiey' "a mas mousse luil Oh
ooarders'
Most OF those who attended the Christian
Endeavor convention in Boston have re-
turned.
The Ladies', Homo Missionary Sociatv will
meet in tbe ladies' narlor this afterncon at
three o'clock
a. ~ ~ ,,,,,.o, ~, A..
One oI Inc ehe waves so OF r 5ne engine al me
work in the creamery for a few hours.
no,,ol ,,,..or,ors o,a roe,oa oo,ou.
will he presented Inv the pbonograpb under
the direction of George E. Murray of the
Universitv of Rochester at the Conprepa-
tional vestry on Friday evening, July &c.
Abner Bailey has returned 10 Lancaster
after spending ten days at home with his
mother and in Boston: =" Miss Patter-
norttment ~ tbs so,niraru hos phaa, ayyo "a
mo several DAVIS in town tba onest ~ Mrs
Georga Rarnett Mrs. Wortbon and
Master Thatcher from Hanover, N. H., ar
rived In town on Saturday for few days
visit with Anna s. Morse. - Mrs. A. B.
I'M Mira
Lotner, MISS NJ " hasson, and Mrs. ID. W.
Silsby have had friends visiting them the
Paso ween i --is;ti Ls, n Ia oi MAR l
r;Ii,s' Az. u, 10 roio q. Neh. - ~ el
trn,s, hia -,ooa.;or ..n,,t Tds.,at". ~, u
Lancaster. and has resumed his labors for
J, b. Hale. - Mrs. Elmer Ayery's
mother, from Canada, has been visiting her.
- DR.. f. @. Russell and wife have re-
turned from their visit. - Mrs. A. W.
Silsby is in Burlington visiting her brother,
DR.. ID. II. watkins, and for medical treat.
nI ent. , naries Deining iaiuliy rom
n.opoioA n"'0 oooA III Oo"h ioi 10"
"oohe' xu.. N
Marion Stewart is stopping with her sis
Ter mrs' 'ohn smith,
On account OF sickness, Rev. q. IL.
C,ooieage was unable 10 attend the conven'
'ion az oooVoh'
WITS IeoIge lyI9r ID al tne general nos
pl.aa a az 1uoson. ei niany iIionus WISH ior
Wells River.
Rev. R. G. Bugbee and family have gone
to Bridgewater for two or three weeks va
cation.
Mrs Anna ID. Leslie spent week in
Boston during the Christian Endeavor con-
vention.
at Mrs. Samuel Moore's the other day and
broke his arm.
Ella Munsell and Linda George have been
in Boston as delegates to the Christian En-.
deavor convention.
I.ottio Mrnsou hos oo,a ho,o tro,,,
Rinon wis where sbe has heen attend;nn
nlR, ~ .' 49, 80 so H"o ooon "''oiuins
'onoso ioi ONioo Soai'
Gu ."oISy ". o 9"n r rso'o
Ser, 20. ;,rass az ,,,;s oa,,;o - ths
uay " "i'nesS 'ne eAeihpiinca'ioh Vi 'he
The great American game has its draw
BACKS. one glazler mas set ten dollar Nights
OF glass IN one BLOCK, as result OF ball
prac'ice' No,4,e.,a
Louise Parmenter OF waterbury is visiting
in town.
Minnie Stevens Of Lowell, Mass, is in
town for few weeks.
The Conprepationalists have a sociable a,
thar chnrcb psriors this evenina '''o :"
'N ,,,t"..u n - = 1s.
Matt draham Is MOVING from the room'
over the depot DlocK 10 Oentral street'
The Methodists have lawn party at thu
home of Edward Ball, on Union street, thil
afternoon and evening.
Miss Sadie Kenvon. who went To Color
ado several wears AGO for her health. reached
her home here Monday night. accompanied
by her sister Helen. who vent to COLORADO
in the winter. Miss Kenyon's many friend
hone the change will do her much good.
~, - >, 60, g. ~ &c.
tne lInSial y. ~, oolo n'd 1eoise ~, Sai
!oi mae Toiu az uHo Dt ~, y. III. sa
una" ~. EuWlh Ioroer, tnursuay ii9a y
lns; "a iaiso nu n - .s aoo t,.',,
Rev. william >. Hazen ohclated, anu I'M
julia was II. -1' oou ooIoVoi9
Inc team from company won the snoot
Iag oon.oeO VIII oH Icy, I'm r.,
.,S ao 80 80 g "a a. 900 ID ~.
five rounds at 300 wards. Private Syringe
made the highest score. A return M atcl
will be shot at Barre next Saturday.
Mrs. Claflin and Charlie Davis went T.
Boston on Saturday. - Mrs. w.
Walker and children, from Chicago, arrive