The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1896-08-12
Wells River.

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boarding at his house.
Wells River.
The young people who have been enjoy.
| ing an outing at Morey Lake have returned |
to the duties Of home life.
Mrs. Mary Ann Gage, after long and
painful Illness, died Tuesday morning, July
! 20. Deceased was a sister Of Mrs. Cyrus
Gage with whom her home had been for
several years. She was eighty-four years
old July 4. She was great granddaughter
of General Jacob Bailey, one of the early
pioneers of this state.
Among the visitors in the place last week
were George Adams and family, at H. w,
Adams Emery White, at Mrs. Gays with
his mother, Mrs. Mary White Frank
Marshall and Miss Lillian Sproat, at X.
Marshall's ; Frank Dunlap, at Mr.. Bucks
Miss Perry at Mrs. Leightons, and Mrs. W.
@. Gage, at d. r. Allison's.
While enjoying the pleasures of Morey
Lake, John Peach cut his foot on a tin can
which had been thrown into the water and
he had to use crutches for q number OF
days. " No rose without thorn" -
Miss Hattie Munsell has been spending a
week at Morey Lake with party of friends
from Bradford. - Miss Antba Munsell
visited at Mrs. Worthen's in West Bradford
last week. - Charles Gage has rented
Mr. loves new house at Woodsville, and
will move his family there as soon as the
house is finished. 80 Miss Nellie Rollins
| ITOm NEW 0TlUdlD, OOHu., WHO spent d lew
weeks at Hale's Tavern last summer, has
come to spend her vacation there this year
Poison ivy, insect bites, bruises, scalds,
burns are quickly cured by DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Salve the great pile cure
w. e. Terrill &, Co., Montpelier, Vt.
North Pomfret.
Anna Vaughan died suddenly, July 20.
She was young lady and greatly esteemed
by her acquaintance.
Mrs. e. G. Sherburne is away on visit.
Alice Washburn is keeping house for her.
- Misses Marion Mcintyre and Annie
Sherburne attended a picnic in Hanover
recently. - Lizzie White is staying at
ID. Burbanks for short time. - John
Burbank and wife have returned from
visit in New Hampshire
Randolph Center.
A large party Of campers, including Post
master Gilberts family, their boarders and
friends, went on Monday, August 3, for a
two-w eeks' stay at Berlin Pond.
pretty but quiet wedding took place at
the home of Erastus Hebard, Esq. Wednes-
day evening, July 30, when his daughter,
Flora E., was married to Edward A.
Wheeler of Randolph, Rev. Charles F.
der horseshoe OF evergreen and sweet
, peas, attended by E. A. Morse of Randolph
and Miss Lula Adams of South Royalton as
best man and maid of honor. Only i'm
} mediate relatives were present The young
couple took up their residence at once at
Randolph amid the good wishes OF their
many friends
Mr.. and Mrs j. A. Rustin OF Burlington
. are visiting friends in town. Is s. g.
, worse and family started last Wednesday
for three-weeks' trip in the northern part
Of the state and Canada
East Roxbury.
, Corydon Allen of Wallingford took a
carriage drive to this place week before last.
- Mrs. Mary Osborn and grandson of
Boston are visiting her nephews, George
and William Pride. - K. E. Bowman
t has received news of the death Of his
brother Carlton Bowman, who resided in
Pennsylvania. - MIR. and Mrs. d. L.
, Buck spent several days with his sisters in
Barre week before last - Mrs. Eliza
Pope visited friends in Warren recently.
South Ryegate
j. A. Ford was the first man to eat green
corn grown this year. He furnished his
table with it August /.
: M. Ii. Gibson has purchased Alex. Dun
nett's interest in the Ryegate Granite
Works Company, and is now the sole pro-
D.. prietor of the works. He is doing larger
8 business and has more men employed than
has any other firm here for more than ten
= years past Last week he started the largest
y lathe for turning round columns that there
> is in the United States His first job was
u | TOUR Columns twenty-five lttJ lOuR, buItt
t feet in diameter at the base and two feet
'. and ten inches at the apex.
Tunbridge
" Mrs Rebecca King is making extensive
repairs upon her house and premises.
z The army worm has appeared on the farm
of Moses Rowell, but has done little
0 damage.
Il Glen, son of Moses Rowell, received q
: bad cut upon his right shoulder from 8
scythe. 1t will not, however, cause per-
manent injury.
: The many friends Of Leslie Smith, at
4 tended by the band in full uniform, gave
4 him q birthday party Saturday, August !
4 and report an excellent time.
t The funeral of Mrs Eunice Morse San
born occurred at the residence OF John f
n Bennett on July 20. Her death, at the age
:, Of ninety.three, removes the Oldest per
d son in town and one universally esteemed
!. the tenth anniversary of the Sons of Vet
9 Grams at Chelsea on the evening Of August
4. Rev. John p. Demeritt delivered an adj
!. dress Subject, 90 The Battles and Siege OF
k Vicksburg," in which he was par
l. ticipant.
s Daisy Rolfe is working at the hotel in
G Chelsea. - Mrs. Angler, wife of the
E, late Rev. F. p. Angler, who resides in De
troit, Mich, Is visiting her sister, Mrs
Ichabod Tucker They had not met fol
b. thirty-two years. - Mrs. FRANCIS Oarle'
!. ton of Williamstown is stopping with
e her sister, Mrs. Ichabod Tucker. -
a Gala Rowell is visiting relatives in Bur
d lington. - Mrs. Moses Rowell is visit
# ing her sister in Bethel - Mr.. and Mrs
Clarence Taylor, Archie Campbell and Miss
Carrie Caswell of Pomfret made visit a.
Mr.. Campbells. - The mother of Sted
Is man Fusom aged ninety. two, continues
.. feeble. - Mr.. Sanders, the father o
Mrs. Charles Goss, is sick. - Fred Por
!. ter, wife and son, OF Lebanon, N. H., are
> visiting in town. - The children OF A
j. Wills have returned to the homestead t.
enjoy once more a united family circle.
n IT doesn't matter much whether Bicl
4 headache, biliousness, indigestion and con
- stipation are caused by neglect or by un
avoidable circumstances, DeWitt's Littl,
q Early Risers will speedily cure them all
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