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

by T. r. Merrill of Montpelier; while. MIR.
Edward Ordway of Montpelier, with large
marty are in the one recently vacated by
7 Nj Bullock and DIR. Mcintosh OF North
field.
MANY from here spent last Sunday at
Lake Morey. The grounds around the sew
eral cottages are being improved every year
LYMAN r, Woods has completed his cot
tape at Lake Morey and has as comfortable
and convenient place as there Is anywhere
around the lake.
Uncle Toms Cabin was played by the
Witherell & Doud Company last Friday
evening, and very good satisfaction was
given both to the audience and company.
Mrs. ]. H. Robinson has received notice
from the pension department that her
claim, which has been pending Tor about
two and one-half years, has been granted,
Iona Chapter, o. r. s., are to have So
cial entertainment at Masonic Hall, July
| 81, and it is hoped that all the members OF
the fraternity will make an effort to attend
Err. Aldrich has his house nearly COM
pleted, and is to put in kidgway iurnace'
| He now thinks he will occupy the new
house and rent the tenement where he now
| lives.
Mrs. Francis Flanders OF Laconia, n. H.,
Ia stoppipg at NJ. G. Flanders. - Mrs
II. ii Randall of Monroe, N H., Is spend
ing few days with her mother, Mrs Gap,
tain Cowdry - Walter Low arrived
last week from New York, and will spend
few days at the Blakely mansion. -
Mrs. M. G. Flanders visited at Ryegate last
week. - Mrs. r M. Redmond, who ha'
been in poor health for some time past, Il
now stopping with her father, A. d. Ford
at Piermont. - Mrs. 9. Il. Clark, Mrs
o. r. Baker and Mrs. 9. r. Craig are spend
ing the week at Lake Morey. - Mr.
and Mrs. George F. Morris started last weel
for Brooklyn, where they are to spend
few DAYS, after which they will visit sara
toga for time. - Fred e. Pritchard re
turned to Hanover last week, where ne !
to take another years course IN tne m %nu'
college, g. Henry j. and Charles Ken
are stopping with their aunt, MIS- WllnaI
r. Gage, Henry will commence his wor
about September l.
East Brookfeld.
, Georoe L. Peake died last WEDNESDAY
, after lingering sickness. Funeral was OF
served on Friday afternoon, Rev. MI
: Morse officiating.
l Farmers are very busy securing thel
hay About two'thirds crop is reported
Other crops, not destroyed by grasshoppeIt
are looking very fine for this season Oh I'd
year.
/; Mrs. Ford of Braintree, while visiting he
l daughter, Mrs. j. c. Holmes, was take
suddenly i'll and died after few days II
ness. Her remains were taken to Brall
tree, where funeral services were observe
+ on Friday.
q TIL. Wheatley is at home from Burlin
ton, where he recently received the uegr'
\. of MD. from the medical department
. the University of Vermont. Miss Mimi
: Marshall of Ann Arbor Mich, is visitir
her sister Mrs. e. V. Price. Miss Marsha
Z recently received the degree OF NJ ID. iro
g the University of Michigan. Congratpl
NInot Inv
:. upon their recently-acquired honors al
II the bright future before them.
. I'M. Peabody and wife were called
40 Plainfield on Saturday to attend the tuner
20 of a relative. Eva Jackson is visitiI
~ in Barre G. A. Tilden, wife, al
sons Harry and Fred, spent Sunday wi
MIR. and Mrs. W. II. Sprague. - Geor
g. Jones of Gaysville was the guest OF D.
Angel and wife recently. - Mrs Il.
Houghton and children visited her pareI
in Washington last week: - M
Charles Campbell and daughter Ellie
M tied in Chelsea last week.
- Calais.
10 Mrs. Dora Ide visited in town recently.
is Flora Wheelock of Boston is spending b
II, vacation at home.
The Christian Endeavorers will have
IT. entertainment at the Christian church
ed Calais on Wednesday evening, july ~
in literary and musical programme VIII
ks presented, and ice cream and cake "
be served. L. L. Leonard, the cornetst
m expected to be present.
lis Sodom.
Iur The box sociable was pronounced ev'
way successful.
Mrs. Alden Brown and children have b'
.ee visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs McClo
sld Henry McCloud has erected derrick,
led sweep preparatory to commencing WORK