The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-06-12

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are spending their vacation at o f. Slack's
60 Mary Slack is at home - The
aged mother of X S. Folsom recently fell
hurting her hip, but breaking no bones
She is recovering. - W. II. Jones and
wife we're recently pleased with the birth
Of a daughter.
South Tunbridge.
Our school holds picnic in The Pines"
June o.
4. j. Wills has so far completed the re-
pairs on his dam and fiume, carried away
April o, that he started up his mill June 8.
1t Is expected that Rev. Mr. Forrest OF
Chelsea will hold quarterly meeting and
administer the sacrament at the Methodist
church next Sunday.
On Children's Day the church was pref.
tly decorated with potted plants, cut flow
ers and ferns, and the pastor, f. X. Currier
spoke especially to the children. Mrs.
poem
Mrs. A. A. Northrop and little grand
daughter Edna are visiting in Barre. -
Will Flanders has recently completed q
large oil painting of Mrs. Ruth Wells
home place. - Mrs Leonard Fifield is
more comfortable.
Vershire.
Two persons were baptized and thirteen
received to church fellowship at the Adj
vent church the first Sunday in June
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Cotton have arrived
and are located in their old home near Yer.
shire village. Mr. Cotton is still very feeble
and unable to use his injured limb.
The Vershire Drum Corps played at the
Memorial Day exercises at West Fairlee.
Many from here attended the celebration
there and listened to the stirring words of
our grand old man." General Stephen
Thomas.
Mrs. B. f. Fuller, who has been very
sick, is 80 far recovered as to be able to at
tend church. - Mrs. j. Church is caring
for Mrs. Freeman Spears, who has young
daughter. - Mrs Dear born is at f. j.
Eaton's for the summer. - Hattie
Darling has returned to Vershire, and is
occupying her house here. - Mr.. and
Mrs. G. b. Drake attended the county con-
ference Of Congregational churches at East
Corinth last wet k. - Hermon Buggy Of
Haverhill, n. H., creamery was in town
last week.
Copperfield.
Mrs. John Whitcomb has been called to
Tilton, N H., by the illness OF her niece,
Mrs. Fred Quimby. - Florence Rix Of
Barre is spending the week with her pa
rents here. - Henry Farnham of Olcott
and party Of friends from Lebanon visited
the mine last Sunday. Mrs. j. Will
mot Of Northfield and Mrs. George Coyle of
Somervlle, Mass, are visiting at W. F.
ftOW6ll b. ne lTleuub d6Org6 II.
Thompson, mining engineer, were glad to
see him, with his UNCLE Mr.. Thompson Of
Elizabeth, N. j., in town last week. -
Harry Rankin has returned home. -
Mrs. Donahue, who has been visiting at
Mrs. Sullivans, has returned to Bellows
Falls. - Mrs. A. B. Hutchins of East
Barre was in town last week.
waitsfield.
Children's Day exercises will be held at
the Methodist church next Sunday
George n. Billings has bought the nice
four-ye ar.old colt Of Charles Belts, Jr
Norton & Boyce are pushing their block,
and expect to have the roof covered this
week.
Rev. A. B. Enright was in St. Adams last
week to attend district meeting OF the
Epworth League.
Eula Savage has been spending few
days in town with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. D. Savage.
The Congregational church is being COW
cred with slate, Smith & Somerville OF
Waterbury doing the work.
| Children's Day was observed at the Con.
gregational church on Sunday. The church
was nicely trimmed with flowers
The strawberry festival. at the Methodist
church on Wednesday last was very well
attended. Receipts were about ST. Al.
though it was very rainy night
| o. NJ. Eaton and wife and o. G. Eaton
were in Waterbury on Monday to attend the
| funeral of their nephew, Edwin j. Boy ce
son of III. e. Boyce of Waterbury. He died
very suddenly at his home in Proctor on
Saturday, June s.
A recital under the auspices of the Ep
worth League will be given in the Meth
odist church on Wednesday evening, June
10. Miss Josephine Taylor, of the Emerson
| School of Oratory, will recite, and Messrs
| w. A. Wyhe and s. j. Greene will assist al
| vocalists
Warren.
Fremont Slayton of Boston, Curtis Slav
ton of Morrsville, and George Putnam o.