The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-08-11


arm, the ball entering below the shoulder
and flattened on the bone. - The Ital-
ians have added new Office to the stone
shed.
Bradford.
Allen Kennedy returned to Haverhill,
Mass, on Monday.
Miss Georgia Erwin returned from Lyn-
donville last Monday.
Mrs. r. F. Ormsby returned from Lyn-
donville last Saturday.
Mrs. G. II. Chase returned from Concord,
N. H. last Saturday morning.
Misses Edith Chamberlin and Mary E.
Jones returned from Randolph last Satur-
day.
Mrs. A. II. Webb is spending two or three
weeks at her cottage at Claremont juno
ton.
Mrs T. A. Chase and children are at
Guildhall visiting her father, P. r. Foil
ansby.
Mrs. G. Z. Clark spent few days last
week visiting relatives and friends in
Groton.
Rev. A. H. Webb is to speak for the
Christian Endeavorers at Fairlee Lake on
Thursday, at 2:3O P. NJ
T. A. Chase is in Orleans County doing
some surveying. 81. II. Chase is helping at
the depot during his absence
urday intending to go with Company G from
here to the annual muster at Chester.
j. e. Sawyer started for Hanover. n. H.,
yesterday, for few days treatment at the
hospital. 1t is hoped he may find speedy
relief.
T. A. Chase has purchased fine building
lot Of George r. Andross near the north end
of the village and will commence building
there at once.
Col c. E. Clark and wife are spending
the week at Chester. Mr. Clark holds the
position of Colonel on the governors staff
and is highly respected by everyone who
knows him.
The Womans Home Missionary Society
meets with the Ladies' Aid Society this
afternoon. An interesting program has
been arranged and il is hoped there may be
large attendance
Rev. A. H. Webb returned from Old
Orchard last week and preached in Grace
church Sunday evening. In the morning
there were union services in the Congrega-
tional church, Rev. L. H. Elliott presenting
the cause of the Bible Society.
The concert given at Grace Methodist
church Aug. 6, was a very pleasant and
quite successful affair, about thirty-three
dollars being realized. The piano solo by
Miss Georgia Erwin was pronounced as one
of the best ever heard in Bradford.
Henry Weston of Hanover, n. H., stopped
mere 1Or d BDOTU UllIlb ldbt week on nlb way
to West Newbury for visit to his friends
the CARTONS, at Maple Grove Farm Mr.
Weston is one of the leading merchants ol
Hanover, and also has a branch store al
Olcott, where he does very fine business
A company of United States Cavalry on
their way to Portland, Me-, arrived here last
Sunday about noon, and camped on the old
Fair Ground until Monday morning. 1t il
generally understood that this company o
United States Cavalry is the best drilled
company in the United States If not IN thu
world.
Company G, Bradford Guards, left her,
Monday morning on special train for TIT
Camp Grounds, under the command
Capt. Herbert T. johnson. The compan,
is we'll drilled and deserves good place IL
the adjutant's report, as Capt. johnson ant
his subordinate officers have taken grea
pains with the company in their week..
drills.
Miss Anna Day of Beatrice, Neb., i
stopping few days in town. the guest o
Capt. P. 8. Chamberlain and family. II.
Day, her father, who was druggist here TO
several years, left Bradford about min
years ago, and has continued in the sam
business at Beatrice since. Miss Day note
many changes since the time she wen
away.
Miss Lou Tabor, who has been in the en-
ploy of Mrs. j. M. Buck, OF Salem, Mas
Tor the past four seasons, Is spending fe,
days vacation with her brother, A.
Tabor, as we'll az her many friends in towI
Miss Tabor was Bradford girl and ever
one OF her old acquaintance by whom Oh
was highly respected, will be glad to hes
OF the success she has made in her new Ill
dertaking
The veteran salesman, Andrew Allison
representing the large tea and coffee houi
OF the firm OF Winslow, Rand & Watson
Boston, was in town last week, accompanie
by his wife. Mr.. Allison has not made
trip through this section for about four
FIVE months, having had a hard sickness
and for q long time II was thought he hi
made his last trip, but by good care and Il
very best OF medical aid he Is again able