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

opened again, and we know you will find
Frank Spaulding, the proprietor, an agree
able and efficient landlord. Mr.. Spaulding
halls from Roxbury and has in partner
ship with him son-in-law from Boston
Our people are eated over the new opening,
and wish the proprietor success A small
livery will be run in connection with the
hotel.
John Smith took in the excursion to
Montreal last Friday. - Mrs. Adelia M.
Taplin, who went last spring to Chicago to
visit her son, returned last Friday. -
Rev. j. Harry Holden and family Of Attic
boro Mass, arrived last Thursday for
vacation at the home OF Mr.. Holdens
mother, Mrs. @. b. Holden
Newbury.
A republican caucus is called at the Town
House for Tuesday, August 18.
Mrs. Thomas Heath died at her home on
Saturday evening. Interment was at Brad
ford.
Mrs. Ellen M. English has sold her resi-
dence on the west side OF the Common to l..
Andrews
On Tuesday of last week several OF the
boarders at K. b. Chamberlin's and II. W.
Bailey DDS, with their friends, enjoyed a
day at Halls Pond.
The heavy fall of rain last Wednesday
evening did not deter some 100 Of the friends
OF Rev. and Mrs. j. l.. Merrill from attend
ing their reception.
Irwin A. Jessman of Nashua, N. H., and
Miss Elizabeth A. Lefrance Of South New
bury, were married on Wednesday at the
home Of the brides parents.
Rev. Edward #. Wheeler of st. Louis
preached an interesting serm on to large
and appreciative audience, last Sunday
morning, in the Congregational church,
taking his text from John viii: IL.
The veterans Of Orange county will hold
a reunion at this place on Friday, September
mr. ma ara n fa1 tf, ha
present and address the people. w. III.
Silsby, g. b. Bennett, j. M. Waldron, G. s.
futile and r. w. Chamberlin are the com
mittee to make the necessary arrangements.
Mrs. DR.. L. B. Atwood. Misses Ella M.
Bixby, Marion Bailey and Anna Atkinson
were chosen delegates from the Congrega-
tional Sunday-school to attend the Orange
, County Sunday-school Convention, to be
held at Randolph Center on August 10
and 10.
Mrs. Patterson and two children of Crafts
, bury are visiting Mrs Lowther, the mother
of Mrs. Patterson. - Frank l.. Bailey, j.
; B. Hale, II. M. Hinman and I. G. Reyes
are taking a short vacation. - Mr.. and
Mrs. II. Brockin of Milwaukee, Wis, were
guests of the Reyes last week. Mr..
! Brockin is one of the heaviest grinders of
coffee and spices in Milwaukee. - Miss
Andrews Of Mortified has been visiting
her brother, G. L. Andrews. - Mr.. and
T Mrs. Woodbury. of Plymouth, N. H., spent
Sunday with Mrs Hinman, the latter re-
turning with them on Monday. - Rev.
I Edward f. Wheeler Of st. Louis is visiting
Mrs, A. e. Pillsbury. - Rev. h. N.
Bryant's son, with his wife and child, are
, spending their vacation here. - Princi-
r pal Shaw and wife are visiting in Bethel
, - H. A. Webb and family were away
last week on visiting tour - Luther
G. Bailey Of Boston visited his niece, Mrs.
d. NJ. Bond, last week.
a Wells River.
I Work was commenced last Tuesday on
9 the water-works and electric light plant.
Fred Stevens supplies the lumber for the
power-house
The school-house is undergoing repairs,
8 the hall being made into two rooms to bet
ter accommodate the large number Of pu-
t pills attending the high school. The old
corps of teachers has been engaged for the
. coming year.
a The Sunday school picnic at Monticello
on Tuesday OF last week was we'll attended
:, and all enjoyed it as best they could. con-
u sidering the intense heat The pleasures Of
o the young people were shortened by the
threatened thunderstorm, so every one was
n on the way home by three o'clock
il Mrs. Charles Gage has gone to Rochester
for short visit. On her return she will
Q move to Woodsville. - George Cham
Q berlan has goue to Bradford to live with
D Frank Learned, Fred Bailey and Mr.. Rus
sell spent Sunday at Morey Lake. -
q Miss Bessie Wheatley OF Barre has been
3 visiting at Mrs. d. A. Allison's and E. C.
d taking vacation and Arthur Reed is work
o ing for him in the creamery.
% NorthfieId.
Edgar Collins and wife and two sons OF
D. Chicago are visiting their uncle, Martin
i Cobleigh.
=, Barrows & Peck of Montpelier have Ross
n ensilage cutters in stock. Write for prices
y Plainf1eld.
~ ~ John Ryan shipped four carloads Of hogs
70 to market on Monday.
No The return game of ball, Plainfeld against
rs Marshfeld, played at Marshtield last Satur
day, was much too one-sded to be interest
T. vor of Plainfeld. The Plainfeld nine plays
l l with the Hardwicks at Hardwick on Satur
Il day.
n H. II. Dewey and wife of South Framing
IA ham, Mass, who have been visiting in town
Of returned home on Monday. - FRANK
Of ing at 7. H. Bartlett's. Mr.. and
N Mrs. Bartlett made the trip from
il, Boston on their bicycles. - Jane Well
r. ington Of Braintree visited at 9. e. Wood
: returned from Massachusetts, where sh,
H. has been spending a few weeks with friends
az - Miss Gertrude Greeley is spending
Nj week at Old Orchard Beach, Maine. -
q MISS Florence MOOro VI brdulOru ID VlSlulut
IN at Levi Bartlett's. Mrs. w. s. Page o
70 Barre and sister Of Chicago visited at Nat
of Pages last week.
st Maple Hill.
Oh Mrs. John Linton, who was moved Il
IT. Marshheld short time ago, died last Friday
Joseph Cole has received an increase O
10 pension, from IS to $17 per month, with $22t
back pay.
Mrs. Nettie Maxfield remains in poo
at health. She will go to the Mary Fletcher
Hospital for treatment.
If. Oscar Wheelers three-year-old son dice
q. last Friday His death was caused by swal
lowing small piece of window putty.
ly East Orange.
" " Rev. A. d. JONES' Free Baptist, is OK
no pected to preach here next Sunday.
.. Several of our farmers report a bette
az crop OF hay than was expected early in tn,
10 season.
Rev. Mr., Cudworth, who takes the plac