The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-09-18
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trip to Montreal are visiting friends in
Stowe and will soon return to Burlington.
East Thetford.
Grace Taylor OF St. Johnsbury is visiting
friends here and at Lyme, N. III. -
Mrs. Henry Marshall OF Boston Is visiting
her father, II. Caldwell. - Mrs. Orren
Pressy has returned home from Claremont,
N. II. - Ray Carpenter Of Corinth has
been visiting at Mrs. G.. Wilmots. -
Mr.. Claflin and wife have been visiting Mr..
Cla1n's brother. - Eta and Willie
Dow from STAFFORD visited Mrs Clafin
over Sunday.
West Topsham.
Rev. Mr.. Killough OF East Topsham will
preach again next Sunday.
w. II. Gale OF Barre has singing school
here on Monday and Thursday evenings of
each week.
The womans Christian Temperance
Union will meet with Mrs. g. f. Smith on
Friday afternoon.
Herbert Clark Of Orange is busy cutting
ensilage for silos having just filed large
one for Horace White
Mrs. Mary Hight was in town over Sun
day. - Mrs. H. M. Sanborn, who has
been visiting in Newbnry, returned home
visiting his sister, Mrs. w B. Bagley.
= Mr.. and Mrs, s. G. Meaker visited in
town last week. - Lena Church and
John Flanders are attending school at
Waterbury Center.
Waits River.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Miles and son Carl
visited relatives in Burke and Wheelock
recently. - 8. f. Locke spent last week
in Wincbendon, Mass, and other places.
- r. M. Carter and w. B. Dow have
returned to Lowell, Mass. - w. K. Cum
ningham returned from Manchester, N. H.,
Saturday. - Mrs. N. c. Folsom of st.
A bans is visiting at D. s. Folsom's
Tunbridge
Mrs. Alice Gay of Cavendish died last
week of bronchial trouble. She was for
merly of this town.
Mrs. Ruth (Sherman) Smith of STAFFORD
has bought the o. II. King place and will
take possession this week.
Rev. B. B. Sherman spoke at the Con-
gregational church last Sunday, and Rev. j.
p Demeritt spoke at Chelsea.
There was very pleasant gathering at
Hubbard Farnham's on Saturday evening, it
being the twenty fifth anniversary of their
marriage. They received great many
presents
DR.. Frederick WEIGH is visiting at his
home in Barnstead, N. H. DR.. Dean
and wife of Lebanon, N. H., was in town on
Saturday. - Miss Daisy Rolfe went to
Springfield last week to visit her brother.
Vershire
The district conference Of the Christian
Advent society will meet with the church
in this place October 8.
Rev. g. B. Drake, pastor of the Congre-
gational church, has been voted two.
weeks vacation, whieh he will take about
the last of this month, and attend the
Christian Workers convention at New
York.
Miss Tobey, the evangelist, closed her la
bors here last week and has gone to Massa-
chusetts. Her work here has been very
successful, and many have started in the
new life. At recent meeting, there were
sixty. five who spoke of their determination
to lead the Christian life.
Mrs. Ransom Fletcher, a former resident
of Vershire, now of Piermont, N. H., is
visiting in town, accompanied by her grand
son, George Fletcher Of Manchester, N. H.
- Annie Bastow is home from New
bury for short vacation. - Willie Orr
is threshing in Corinth. - Mrs Waters
is visiting Mrs Hoyt at Lancaster, N. H.
- Professor A. L. Fuller and family,
who have been visiting his parents and
brother here, have returned to their home
in Cleveland, Ohio. - Silas Titus is
working at Bradford. Elder j. d.
Cross went to East Orange to preach last
Sunday.
Parker & Slaytons grist-mill, which has
been extensively repaired, is now ready for
occupancy.
B. G. Sterling has returned from Boston
where he has been purchasing goods. Call
and see them and get the latest novelties.
Mr.. and Mrs Roper have returned to their
home, Andover, Mass. Mr.. Roper preached
his last sermon here last Sunday. All wish
him success and are sorry for his departure.
Mr. and Mrs. William Martin of Fitch
burg, Mass, are at home for few weeks,
visiting friends and relatives. May
Turner, who has been visiting at w. G..
Shaw's in Bethel, has returned. f.
G. Blake was in Boston last week.
Mrs. A. G. Dickey of East Barre is visiting
at M. s. Sterling's.
East Warren.
Colonel A. L. Kneeland, the evangelist
from Worcester, Mass, will speak at the
church here on Thursday evening. He also
will preach at Warren village at the usual
hour % the morning, and at one o'clock here.
One of M. r. Goodspeed's barns was
struck by lightning, last Wednesday morn
ing, about eleven o'clock, in which was
stored nearly all his hay and grain For a
little while it was thought the house would
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