The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-06-16
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e. j. Evans is visiting his father, James
Evans.
G. M. Davis, Esq, was in Barre, Monday,
on legal business
Cadet Patterson is improving and is now
thought to be out Of danger.
John Nichols of Kansas City is visiting
his brother, DIR. George Nichols.
Mrs. Olmstead and children of St. Adams
visited at Calvis Harvey's last week.
Another case of diphtheria was reported
Monday; young son Of George Weeks.
Mrs. Wesley Taplin and children Of Wind
sor visited at George Taplin's, Thursday.
Miss Theodore NJ. Plumley was home
from Burlington University over Sunday.
A seven-year-old son of Charles Bean
died last Friday with membraneous Group.
Miss Eva Harvey is visiting friends in st.
Adams and expects to be gone several
weeks,
Mrs. Angie Andrews of Burlington is Wis
iting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Baker
commencement exercises Of Montpelier
| Seminary.
The corps of cadets OF Norwich Univer-
sity go into camp this week for their annual
encampment.
DR.. George Nichols is making extensive
repairs on his barn and e. X. Jones has
been repairing his house.
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Miss Minnie E.Smith was in Barre on Mon
| day and Tuesday of last week for optical
work which was performed by DR., L. W.
Hanson.
Rev. w. s. Hazen, DID,, attended the an
nual convention OF the Congregational
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The Misses lngals returned from their
school duties in Barre, on Monday, expect
ing to spend their summer vacation at the
home OF their father, H. lngals.
Professor H. r. Roberts, w. A. Shaw and
G. N. Whitmarsh were the delegates to the
Masonic Grand Lodge meeting at Burling-
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A. Doty died June Z at the nome OF his
daughter. Mrs H. d. mayer at the age OF
snent in East Montnelier. His remains
were taken there for interment and funeral
services were held at the Union church last
T, 4. ronortod +ha+ +uo mot, hox.s ora IN
ho ,iona1 u ~ a,a.;on 1885, - ~ ~ w
thot waS ramnveS Thara e;ii ha one on at
each end of the station. They will be
hailed with delight by our people who have
already suffered much inconvenience from
, the loss of the box.
Cbi,dran,s Dov wos ohsorrod Of tho Matb.
od;st ohnrob he or, ~ hoIt ,n a.t to,,,
nIoo IT, th w ornino ~ az asto od
i, to the children and there was children's
choir and children ushers, At the Congre
eational church Rev, DR.. Hszen preached tc
the children in the morning and the little
: folks gave a concert at hslf-past six. At St
, Mary;s church the day was observed by 8
! sneciaI children's service at half-past Ave
O'clock.
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Alonzo Powers and wife OF Chelsea are
visiting az IL. L. Outlers'
a e. O. Wells OF Cambridge was in towr
4 last week the guest OF his father, j. b
\ Wells.
Miss Jennie Hodges, owing to sickness
was compelled to give up her position in the
primary school and returned to her home
. in Randolph on Monday. Miss Grace Stonf
of Randolph has been engaged 20 take he
: place and began Tuesday.
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u easier to n..xe twentp ruies than 70 antoro,
, one M the twantu Voc hrnmaht nrOr,,;
nant,u hafore "e thS was piuhusne pIoni
Plainfield last weel. in a certsin transac
!. tion connected with a hnsiness in whicI
4 the farmers ara interested
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!, Ohliuren's Day was observed at boil
a churches last sunday with appropriate ex
q nrominent mart and did mnch credit ~
: themselves, and testified to the faithi5
. training which they had received from
those that had the matter in charge.
Queen Esther " will be given by loca
talent at the Universalist church, Thursday
a and Friday of this week. Rehearsals fol
this cantata have been going on for more
than two months, and 1t promises to be
rendered in first-class style. Mr. Snow Of
{ Montpelier is painting the scenery. Mrs
M Miien Mye m ,iii anu MISS cray OF Norti