The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1896-07-15

Mr.. and Mrs. A. Dwinell are at their cottage
at Greensboro for a couple bf weeks. -
b. p. White of Barre has sold his residence
here to George E, Sanders. - Mr.. n
Mrs. H.. N. Pearce Of Bloomington, Ill, ar
rived at A. d. Pearce's last Saturday and
will spend the remainder Of the summer
here. - Mr.. and Mrs. G.. #. Guild and
two children of Medford, Mass, are stop
ping at the Hicks farm. Mr.. Guild is a
teacher in the Brimmer School, Boston.
Chelsea.
DIR. d. Fl. Nutting Of Randolph occupied
the pulpit at the Congregational church on
Sunday, both morning and evening, speak
ing in regard to missionary work in Turkey
and his own experiences there.
III. T. Cushman OF Bennington, the pro-
prietor OF the plumbago mine, has arrived,
and will begin operations at once, with the
purpose of testing thoroughly the condition
and prospects of the mineral deposit.
The following officers of the Epworth
League have Just been elected: President,
Philip j. Little; vice-presidents, Fred #.
Moxley, Mrs. Bertha A. Dearborn, Alma r.
Adams, Edith s. Dearborn; secretary, Mrs.
Luna H. Godfrey; treasurer, Fred f. Mox-
ley.
William S. Chaplin arrived at j.. M. Com
stocks from Linching, China, on Thursday
OF last week. His parents are missionaries
in that country, and he expects to make his
home here during his education, Rev. j..
H. Roberts Of Kalgan, China, accompanied
him to Chelsea, and left the next morning
for Worcester, Mass, where his family are.
Among the people staying at the hotel for
some one of the family to receive o%steopathic
treatment are Miss Ami II. Elwell Of
Northampton, Mass, Mrs. Mary A. Skin
ner and Miss Frances r. Skinner Of New
Haven, Conn, Mr.. and Mrs. o. W. Clapp
of New York city, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Fl. Par
lin and son of Natick, Mass, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. M. Harvey of Topsham. At j.. G. At
woods are also Mr.. and Mrs. John D..
Rapelye and child of Summit, N. j., and at
@. e. Godfrey's W. A. Barrett and family
of Boston.
DIR. f. L. Beckwith is in Danville doing
professional work. - Mrs. Myra B. Sar-
gent has removed to the Bliss house. Her
son from Miller's Falls, Mass, is visiting
her. - Mrs. Abigail G. Hood has ar
rived from Lowell, Mass, for the summer.
- Mrs. Luthera j. Collins, now OF
West Topsham, is visiting at DR.. Corwin's.
- Mrs. Julia V. Cummings Of Meriden,
n. H, has been at A. II. Powers, and has
now zone to Plainfield. - Ethel l..
George is working at j. B. Bacon's, and
Genevieve B. Farnhsm at A. H. Powers.
- Arthur A. Abbott is at home from
Bethel.
East Corinth.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. f. Shepard visited in
Peacham over Sunday.
A. B. Grout of Rutland was in town last
week visiting his sister, Mrs. Wilson Chap
man.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Huntington of Wash
ington were in town over Sunday, visiting
at Frank Thompson's.
Some excitement was caused last Satur-
day at the Saginaw House by the sudden
departure Of Miss Lizzie Ford, a girl OF
fourteen, from Maine. 1t appears the girl
was not satisfied with the treatment she re-
ceived while working there, and money
was raised by outsiders to pay her railroad
fare home, but her employer was not will
ing she should go. But the girl, seizing a
out OF the window, followed them and
started for Bradford on foot. She was soon
overtaken by interested parties and carried
to the station.
East Montpelier.
The Shepard family are booked for vii
lage Hall tomorrow night. Give them a
full house.
j. NJ. Willard is in Boston. - Mrs. r,
G. Bassett of st. Adams spent Sunday in
town. - Miss Mary j. Allen Of Calais
has been visiting Mrs. j. M. Willard the
past few days. - Mr.. and Mrs. j.. M
Taft of Barre have been spending a few
days in town, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
G. M. Hamblin. - Mrs. John Cullum is
on a visit to her aged parents in Sunapee
N. H., whom she has not seen for twenty
two years. - G. X. Willard, j.. III
Bero, E. E. Sprague and G. A. Reed and
their wives spent Sunday at Sabin's Pond.
East Montpelier Center.
We believe Austin Templeton's straw
berry patch takes the lead this year in boil
size and quality of its fruit, a fact to which
a number of his neighbors can testify, the.
having had the pleasure Of trying the Der
ries. Some of them rave been found t.
measure five inches one way and six thu
other.
Mrs. Goodridge is receiving a visit from
her mother. - Mrs. Mary Ormsbee ha
returned from Montpelier and is now read.
to receive work at home Mrs. Sylvi
Graves OF Holland is visiting relatives il
this vicinity. - Misses Harriet IN
Julia Foster and Mrs. Willard went to Bel
lin Pond last week, camping. - Mrt
w. II. Gladding of Barre is spending a fey
North Montpelier.
Several from this place and Plainfel
went into camp at Groton Pond yesterda.
Mrs. Lawless, who has been on a visit
friends in Canada, returned home Frida
of last week.
The Cooperative Creamery Compan
have now sixty-four patrons names Q
their books. The company shipped la
! MOuudy over UWO JOub VI uubUCi, i pOAA
last weeks make.
The Ladies' Aid Society will give q law
party on the grounds of j. P. Carnes Satu
day afternoon nex A special invitation
extended to the young people to be preset
during the afternoon and at supper. Pr
ceeds for the benefit of the church.
Fairlee.
Your correspondent took a ride arour
the lake Sunday evening, n a fine ride
was. He found business quite lively at IL
Pavilion Grove; also at the Middle Poll
House. A goodly number of visitors w
seen at the latter place. In addition to Il
> regulars, there was quite a party fro
Hotel Wynona, and all seemed to be enjo
ing this fine body of water and the ma
~nifcent scenery surrounding 1t, unsu
. passed for beauty in Vermont.
3 West Fairlee.
. Their was a sacred concert given in Il
church Sunday evening.
T Mrs. Poland and daughter Sarah hs
been spending a few days at c.. W. Bills
- Mrs. Warren Church and son of Es
d Barre are visiting friends in town. -
: Miss Anna Haven of Jaffrey, N. H.,