The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-08-07

toll; A. o. Abbott, Lowell Mass; He.
| Colby, Burlington; II. o. Shattuck, Bakers
field; Harvey Noyes, Hardwick; Fred L.
Hyde, Edwin Wheeler, Mr.; Scribner and
wife, and j. f. Dutton, Montpelier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cook of Orange visited in
town last Sunday. - Mrs. o. 8. San
born and two of her daughters, Millie and
Esther, visited in Barre several days last
week. - Ralph W. Newton who has
been studying medicine with DR. Watson
city, where he will soon enter the medical
department Of the University Of New York.
Waits River.
II. A. Chase, who has been spending
several days at home, returned to North
| Groton, N H.. Friday. - Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Il. Beede visited in South Royalton last
week. - Mr. and Mrs. T. d. Fellows are
in Glens Falls, N. Y, visiting her sister, Mrs.
8. l.. Goodell. -S s. p. Marsh and daugh-
ter Lucy. of Barre, were guests at s.w. Da.
Wis over Sunday. - Mr.. and Mrs. L. G.
Little and son Of woodsville, N. H., are
guests of Mrs. II. A. Chase. - A. N.
Fellows OF Brooklyn, N. Y, is spending
| few days at his fathers, N. Fellows.
G. ID. Folsom Of st. Adams was in town
over Sunday.
Tunbridge.
Carrie Cushman and Arthur Andrews
started from Camp Presley, last Saturday,
to go to Northield on their tandem bicycle.
After they had gone part Of the way,
Andrews discovered that he had lost roll
OF bills He came back to the village. but
could find no trace Of them.
Mrs. II. r. Hayward and Miss Lizzie
have been visiting in Copperfield and Post
Mills. - Rolla Pierce and Will Camp
were in town Sunday. - Mr.. and Mrs.
M. T.. King have gone to Old Orchard
RaaQh. - MQbal Ord 10 xvnrlripo nj
Il. r. Hayward's. - Mrs. Melissa Wight
has returned from Bethel. - 8. A. Dean
was called to Stockbridge, last week, by
the severe illness Of his father, who is
viii Cushman, and Mrs. Judd and two
children, who have been at Camp Pressey,
returned to Northfield last week. - s.
A. Dean is i'll with lead poison. -
Some OF the young people Of this place at
tended dance at Chelsea last Friday
over last Saturday. - Mrs. p. Campbell
is expected this week to visit at her BROTH
er's. - Mrs. Dutton Of West Randolph
has been visiting at A. @. Adams. -
Mr.. and;Mrs. Pinney Of Newton Falls, Mass,
were in town last week. - Mrs. Troupe
returned from North Adams, Mass, last
week.
Vershire.
A young lady evangelist is expected to
spend some time here soon.
K. o. Darling and family have moved to
their farm on the hill, where they will stay
till winter.
Mr.. Freeman Spear was quite seriously
hurt by being thrown from his moving
machine one day last week.
The young people held picnic in the
grove at A. Fl. Colton's Friday afternoon,
and pleasant time was enjoyed by all
Frank Alderman of Winchendon, Mass,
has been visiting in town, - Blanche
Carlton is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar Carlton. - Mrs. Bowley,
who has been visiting her daughter, Mrs s.
ii. Martin, has returned to her home in
Corinth. - Miss Agnes Blanchard and
Elmer Blanchard have gone to Manchester,
N. H., accompanying Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Nation on their return trip. - F.
Walker and family of Chelsea are at War
rem Lathrop's through haying. Mrs.
Walker was formerly Miss Mamie Lathrop
of Vershire.
Copperfield.
Frank Ackerman returned to Winchen-
don last week, after two weeks vacation
in this vicinity.
Freeman Spear was thrown on to NOW.
ing machine while moving and was hurt
quite badly.
Miss Mary Sullivan has returned to hel
work in St. Albans, after few weeks vaca
ton at home.
Mrs. a. Hayward and daughter Of Tun.
bridge visited at f. w. Farnham's las,
week and W. Sleeper Of STAFFORD at W. F
Rowell's.
Miss Kate Marion of Lawrence, Mass, il
visiting her sister, Mrs. Haley. John Mar
rion Of Olcott, a brother, spent Saturday ant
Sunday with them.
, Waitsfield.
Mr.. Harvey H. Smith and wife from wor
cester, Mass are visiting relatives ant
old friends in this vicinity.
Last Friday evening, August 2, the peopl
of Waitsfeld and vicinity and " the stran
gers within their gates " enjoyed very de
lightful concert given by the Waitsfielt
; Glee Club, G. FL. Newcomb, leader and tn
Waitsfeld Cornet Band, f. c. Carroll
) leader. AS the proceeds were for the pur
pose of erecting band stand, the people o
the town were interested, and through tn
efforts of very efficient committee, ice
cream and cake were literally furnished
and served, both before and after the con
cert, on the lawn in front of the bricl
church. The lawn was tastefully decorate,
with Chinese lanterns and the band played
while the refreshments were served. TIL
: singers, arranged in semicircle on tn
t stage, which was prettily trimmed, gave
pleasing variety of music, consisting o
/. solos, duets, quartettes and choruses, witt
: piano accompaniment also piano due
8 was given. Where all rendered their part
with such excellent effect, there could b
only one result, which was shown by tn
4 hearty appreciation Of the large audienc
and frequent encores. We must not omi
the Umbrella" piece, reading by MI
Brown, who found himself several times i
a serious dilemma, but from which he haI
!, PLY extricated himself, to the delight of tn
9 audience. Altogether it was a fine enter
q tainment, and the people of Mad River Va
ley may well be proud of their home talent
!, which is able to furnish such an enjoyabl
=. | and rulturad musicale. PrOcaads Bin
o The Glee Club and band return heart
thanks to the townspeople, who so genei
ously furnished the refreshments, and to a
a who helped to make the concert such sue
A cess.
/. Warren.
B. E. j. Hatch has his house nearly con
: pleted.
!, Do you attend the weekly entertainer
X at the town hall? II not, do so tonight.