The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1896-07-22

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Martha Bailey returned to Montpelier on
Friday, after spending several days at the
old home
Emma Alexander of Montpelier ana
Alice Hill of Barre are guests OF LII,
liam Kelley, and Lila and Eta King OF
Worcester are spending this week WIN
their aunt, Mrs. Eta Brown.
Miss Tobey of Hammond, Wis, eldest
daughter of Orvis Tobey, formerly oil
Calais is visiting her relatives in this vicin
ity. Her mother will be remembered by
the older residents OF Calais as Miss Nancy
Hargin.
County Examiner Prichard will hold
teachers examination here on the 18th ana
30th inst.
The auction sale of the property OF the
Bell Shoe Company has been indefinitely
postponed,
A baseball social" held at the town
hall on Friday evening under direction OF
the temperance unions was pleasant AFFAIR
The republican county committee met
here on Tuesday OF last week, ana tney,
with other citizens, were addressed Dy SEN
ator Morrill, and Representative Circuit
Among new guests at the hotel are Edwin
Lane and his sister, Mrs. A n. Blanchard
of Montpelier William r. Moore, VILE ana
daughter of New York city, Miss Katherine
Parker and L. j. Brown OF Bradford, MISS y
w. Brock of Montpelier, and Miss Annie
Baxter of New York city
Mr.. and Mrs. Perley Chandler and their
daughter Mary of Barre have been vislung
in town. - Mrs. Emma Lewisl French
of Lebanon, N. H., and Misses Jessie r.
and Anna Hampton of Boston are at ID Il.
Bixby's. 60 Principal w. ii. Cummings
of Meriden, N. H., has been the past, week
at A. H. Powers - Mrs. Sophronla
Ordway's daughters, Mrs Stearns and MIS- =
Bumps, are visiting her. - Misses Lii
liam and Halle Root and Frank Root OF st,
Louis are at o. B. Copeland's for. the sum,
mer. - Ben. f. Sargent who has good
position as book-keeper in Boston, Is spend,
ing fortnight at home - Ann e. Hall
is working at e. w. Wares, and Margaret
f Laird at d, It. McAllister's. - Mrs.
G. A. Andrus and daughter have returned
: from their New Hampshire visit. ="
Mrs. Lizzie A. Dyke Bowen, now OF Lis
bon, N H., has been visiting at Captain
Halls. - Mrs. George Wheeler ana az
r Mrs. R. Lanier of Montpelier are at @. s
Emerys.
. A few army worms have made their ap
pearance in town.
r Rev. Mr.. Lord of STAFFORD preached a
4 the South Meadow church last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Simpson of Man
! chester, N. H., and Edwin Colby, wife ant
4 son, of South Boston were in town las
| week 10 dUI6uu but uuoldi VI u ~ NNipJ'
: joseph A. Colby, who has been sick for
9 long time, died on Monday, July 10, age'
u sixty-fve years. He served through tn
. War of the Rebellion in Co. X, Tenth Vel
I mont. Interment was in Fairview GENE
- terry. Mrs. Colby and family are very CRATE
L full for the assistance given and kindnes
i shown by their friends during the sickness
\ and at the death of husband and father.
Corinth Corner.
Q There is now a post. Office at this place
" with Carl Rollins as postmaster.
1 Rev. G. b. Drake supplied the pulpit i
h exchange with the pastor here last Sunday
% Mrs. Spear and Mrs. Bryant were calle
1. to Burlington last week by the illness
b, their mother. Mary Tullar is at wor
is for Eyarts Brown in Vershire. - Will
8. Sleeper wife and child, from Concord, \
g. H., are visiting friends and relatives
town.
East Corinth creamery paid it's patron
sixteen cents for June butter.
or The fair directors met on Saturday ar
decided to hold the annual fair on the Sc
IN ond, third and fourth of September.
IN Laura Butler is with her sister, Mrs:
a G. Huntington in Washington. - MIR
De John Worthen of Piermont, N. H., is Wis
III ing relatives and friends in town. -
Is John Miles, who has been suffering fro
the effects of an apoplectic shock, is slow
improving. - Mary Burgess, who h
nv been working in Montpelier, returned ho1
y last week. - H.. j. and U. l.. hei
former residents of this place, but now
en- Bristol, N. H., visited friends in town ls
Id. week. - Harvey Wiley visited in Bar
nd over Saturday.
on West Corinth.
. e. r. Darling of New York, with quit
large number of boarders, is stopping TO
. few weeks at his home on Maplewood Far
- David Wards people have picked, a
u picked over, for canning fifty quarts
field gooseberries. - Dan FORD OF n
o. mont. N. H.. and his daughter Emma
East Corinth called on relatives here
no Gently, = Charlie Maynard OF Low
is stopping at his brothers for short TIL
nj - Mrs. Mary Hanson and Mrs. Ber
Keyser are sick: -. 5; Bohonon
20 wife have two little grandchildren stopp
~ with them for a few weeks.
WI North Duxbury.
IN. William Perkins and wife are the que
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Morse.
Professor Daniels and son OF Burling
q. are the guests of d. Stevens at camp '
lard.
G.F Harvey and A. E. Towne OF 81
toga, N. Y, took trip to CamePs blu
rS, last Saturday.
South Duxbury.
Inere mas Dt6u d ROOu dnouhu "a h"y
~. this last week, and many have finished.
Rev. G. L. Hubert is holding meeting
the louisville school-house on Wednes
evenings.
Mrs. David Jennison, from Ware, M
- was the guest of Mrs. Samuel Somer'
during the past week.
East Montpelier.
. Rev. Joseph Cobb Mrs. Philena viii
and Mary Foster returned on Thursds
last week from the National Young Peo
Union at Jersey City, and report an 81
able time.
The East Montpelier cor responder
close the Argus is considerably worried over
future welfare Of the people in this
that have taken out membership in
,oo =. Boston Buyers Cooperative Associa
1913 rs SuCn WOrry is hoouioSS anu uooiooo, 40
1000 90 have not been even asked 10 take
800 90 ,oam harship
ji06 ii Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Reed of Berlin
=, oo- 50 in town several days last week vsitin
'Sss Il families Of j. s. Wheelock and @. A.
2'472 81 - Mary Kelton visited her G
l,AO 90 mother, Mrs. s. S. Kelton, at Mont