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

visiting her sister, Miss Emily Cory. g.
&C. Dunn OF Minneapolis is visiting in
town, - s. X. Dexter and family, from
Lowell. Mass, arrived last Wednesday and
will spend the summer at his farm In Tops
ham. - Mrs. f. b. Chapman, who has
been visiting at Manley Clark,s, returned to
her home in Ohicopee Mass, last Monday
60 Mrs. Thomas b. Hall and daughter,
who have been visiting in Massachusetts
for the past five weeks, returned home last
week - Mrs. Alexander Cochran ana |
daughters visited in Randolph last week. |
- w. r. Darling made business trip |
down country last week, - george |
Carpenter returned from Boston last Mon
day. 81. b. MCGOWAN of Worcester,
Mass spent few days in town last week
M. d. Coffin, !. N. Hall and :, A.
welch spent last week at ST. Johnsbury,
attending court 60 Alexander Dunnett
and family of st. Johnsbury have opened
their cottage at the Lakeside. 60 Mrs. q.
j. Bailey is visiting in Chelsea, Mass.
Hardwick.
The band gave an out.of-door concert last
Saturday night
Another eight. pound trout was taken
from Caspian Lake last Thursday by Bert
Hooker of Barre.
The Eastern Star sociable and supper at
Emerson Brush's Saturday night, was at
tended by large number, and good ume
was had by all.
There was an unusual attendance at the
| village meeting on Friday evening All
voted for electric lights, and comml,.ee
was appointed to make contract WIN MI
| Almon.
There was a union meeting OF Congrega-
tional and BAPTIST societies on Sunday at
the Congregational church. A large num-
her were out and there was an exceedingly
interesting talk on the convention at WASH
ington, ID. q.
The Hardwicks were beaten at Plainfield,
twelve to ten, by combination OF home,
WESLEYAN College, and few Montpelier
and Marshfeld players. The features OF
the game were the good playing OF the
Plainfields and the work of Spicer, Drenan,
McPhilony, Doty and Lance for Hardwlcks'
The Hardwicks play at Danvllle on oatur'
day OF this week.
Marshfield.
Mr.. Young of Newport was in town last
Saturday as referee in the case OF the town
of Marshfield against E. McCriIlis q Son
Through some misunderstanding, the case
was put over.
Last week produced this chapter OF acct
! dents: Harvey Bullock was caught in the
gearing of his moving machine; H. u Mer
rill was thrown from load OF hay and MI
, shoulder was dislocated Fred woodbury.
went into the field for his soy the, got into
hornets' nest, started to run with the scythe
and cut bad cash in his leg and hand
Fred Lakin fell and load OF hay passed
over his arm; Charles George cut an ugl.
cash in his leg while chopping in the WOODS
Levi Bemis and wife of Chatfield, MINI.
former residents of this town. are here, Wis
iting their sister and friends. - Bur
Meader of Athol, Mass, is in town, visitin
= his uncle, II. II. Meader "A littl
daughter of Silas Packer is very sick. D1
n Boardman of Montpelier was called to trea
+. her last Saturday. - Mrs. III. III. Meade
4 | ia very sick with grip.
q The lease of the hotel fell through laf
+ week. There is but the shadow OF prospet
n that it will ever be opened again.
Ella Chandler is very i'll. council {
doctors was held on Sunday. Her como
q tion is reported little more favorable tina
last week.
4 The village blacksmith was confined
g. the house by illness last Sunday. he wt
attended by DR.. Hooker, who pronounce
n the trouble to be tape worm.
Nothing has yet been said about the ca
+ didacy for representative this fall. IL
: nearly time that some advocacy was mac
m that the people may think before thu
ly vote"
as News was received last week Of the deaf
ne at Chicago, of f. L. Parcher: Deceas'
1t, was born at Waterbury, and before goil
of west was employed in this town for
st Rod. He leaves many friends who will
re grieved to learn of his death.
Since the adoption Of the democratic phi
form at Chicago free silver has receiveG
o thorough discussion in this town. 4
"a the democrats. There is but little dou
Ill. that were the election held now the II
nd silver hoax would triumph.
OF Lila Belle, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
81, w, Egan, has been i'll the past week. =:
ol Mrs. Ellen Kenson, nee Ward, and CT
ell dren from the Vest, are vls1ng e lGln,,
1e, is expected from New York this week
ia spend the summer in town. - III
no VIM left last week for Windsor, where
NJ will remain through the summer.
WAKE up, Jacob, day is breakingl
said DeWitt's Little Early Risers TO
ats man who had taken them to arouse
S'o sluggish liver. W. E. Terrill & Co., Nc
49,. pelier, vt.
VII The Newbury Village Creamery %
pany paid its patrons sixteen and one'i
lra- cents for June butter
mp Rev. J. L. Merrill exchanged with 4
Mr.. Skinner OF Hayerhill, N. h., last ?
day morning. Mr.. SKINNER preacheu al
cut teresting sermon.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hosmer, from Fl
q at dale Mass, were guests of I. G. Keye
dav few DAYS last week. Mr.. Hosmer ID Ut
urer of williams College.
,ss Mehitable Swasey died last Mon
lila night, in her eighty-seventh year, at
has been her home during her lifet
Funeral services were held on Thurs
afternoon, Rev. j. L. Merrill officiating
lard Mr. and Mrs. Enright and daughter, !
" Of Windsor, visited at Rev. A. w. Ford,s
Dles week. - Mrs Cushman, from MART
10y N. H., visited at Rev. j. l.. Merrills a
DAYS last week. - Mr.. and Mrs III
II of Philbrick, from Waits River, visited az :
the Morey's and John Campbell's the las
own last week. - Rev. j. l.. Merrill
the called to Marlboro, N H., to officiate
ton, funeral of former parishioner. -
tbev Henry Richardson and wife, relative
ont a Mr.. and Mrs. s. l.. Swasey, visited thei
'"'" SATURDAY.. 81 DR.. Milo Knight vi
Mrs. John Garland, his aunt, last v
were - Rev. and Mrs. ]. l.. Merrill and
the G. f. Darling attended the meeting Of
teea' Passumpsic Congregational Club last
fa ,iu day at Willoughby Lake. - Mrs. WI
,eher Goodwin and daughter are spending
: n. DAYS at their residence. ID. Y. nc
the vet in a critical condition, but shows :
'n OF toms of improvement. - Mrs. /
olp' Webb and two children were taken BIZ
sit W Saturday, but are convalescent.