The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-07-10

Center, where his family is staying at pres
emit. - Waverly Murray went to Bur-
lington last week to consult surgeon with
reference to a possible operation for APP
dendicitis. - Rev. and Mrs j. N. Per-
rim, Mrs. Will Young and Mrs Bertha
Gross, go this week to Boston to attend the
Christian Endeavor convention. t.
Catherine Bass, now OF Chicago, was in
to gn last week on her way home from the
South, where she spent the winter and
spring on account of her health. She is
looking finely. - Mrs. Amelia House
Graves of Colorado Springs, Colo, came to
The old home here for visit last Saturday.
Her two youngest children accompany her.
- Frank Boyce is so far recovered of
appendicitis as to be about the house. -
George Smith of Potsdam, n Y, made a
flying visit to the place last week. - DIR.
Dudley b. Smith of Plainfield was in town
Saturday last. - Mr.. and Mrs William
Grearson were visiting friends in Massa-
chusetts last week. - DR.. and Mrs
Cornelius V, Lynde Of Nortbfeld, Mimi,
arrived here last Friday for a visit of some
weeks, perhaps - Mrs. Anna Benedict
and children are to be the guests of Mrs.
Scion Curtis at Dutch Flats, Cal, for a
time. - Alice Walker is in very poor
health with heart trouble - Mark
Rice IL is said has bought a place in West
Roxbury, and will move to it in the near
future. 60 George Crane now of Brook.
field, was in town on Monday. He reports
his wife's health as much improved.
Woodbury.,
Next Sunday is Children's Day in the
Methodist Sunday-school.
Jed Holt has been unanimously elected
assistant superintendent of the Methodist
Sunday-school.
Rev N. A. Ross has heard the Maoedo-
MAN cry from Sodom and holds an &C.
casional service there Sunday afternoons.
There was a general turnout from this
town to the celebration in Cabot on the
Fourth, and all report very pleasant time.
The repairs on the residence OF G. w.
Foster, although not completed, make it
one OF the prettiest farm residences in
town.
Orvie Ainsworth has moved his horse
barn to the lot in the rear of Henry Rick
ards house, and intends to run a barber
shop on rainy days.
Orwell Town, former resident of Wood
bury, has sold out his real estate in South
Dakota and gone into the hardware bust
ness in Saratoga, N. Y.
The large granite block just moved to the
junction from the mountain quarry played
sad havoc with the road and bridges 1t
weighed upward Of twenty-five tons.
Harry Foster of New York city, nephew
of G. W, Foster, Is making extended
visit among old friends and relatives, as is
also Mrs A. B. Corthell and family from
Providence, h. l.
The superintendent of construction on the
new railroad reports that he will be through
with the dirt work to the top of Burnham
Hill by the Goth inst add will then COM
mence on the cut through g. W. Fosters
farm.
The second squad of Italian workman for
the railroad arrived last week and took
possession of the stone house in the gulf.
Orlin Ainsworth, who occupied it, has
moved into the Wardner Burnham house
with Mr.. Shontell.
Roy Osgood has finished his job with N.
A. Ross. and taken a job on the quarry.
- Ernest Benjamin and wife of New
York city arrived in town on last Saturday,
combining business with pleasure. -
Alva Wells lies very ill at his daughters
residence in the east past of the town, with
no possible chance of recovery.
South Woodbury..
School closed with an ice.cream festival
and school entertainment in the evening,