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

A party of about fifty from Rochester Wis
tied the slide on Tuesday.
Charles Waterman and wife OF Denver,
Col, are visiting friends in town.
jamie Joslin and Grace Carleton from |
Burlington are in town for few days.
Rev. e. s. Fiske paeached in Warren on !
last Sunday, in exchange with the Warren
pastor
Fred Van Deusen OF Boston Is spending
his vacation with his father, DIR. j. M. Van
Deusen.
Our village was full of bicycists on Sun
day -over sixty from Montpelier and Barre
all here to take in the slide
The weather was fine for haying last week
and many of our farmers have finished hay
ing. All report very large crop
Will Baird and wife of Hartford, Conn,
are spending their vacation with his parents,
| Mr.. and Mrs. James II. Baird.
Rev. j. Edward Wright of Montpelier
preached at the Brick church on last Sun
day aft. rnoon to fair-sized audience
Charles Emerson and wife OF Detroit
| Mich, visited at the home OF r. Gleason the
| past week. Mr.. Emerson is a brother-in-aw
OF Mr. Gleason.
q. H. McAllister, w. w. Howe, L d.
Savage, e. NJ Savage, j. b. Norton and
R. w. McAllister were in Richmond on
last Saturday afternoon and evening to at
tend Masonic meeting
The Odd Fellows are to have picnic and
field day sports on the fair grounds next
Saturday. Everybody is invited, and all
know by past experience that an Odd Eel
lows picnic means lots of fun.
Mr.. e. e. Linnell, grain dealer in
Lowell, Mass, gladly surprised his friends
in Waitsheld last week, coming on the
night train Monday night and returning
Saturday. Mrs. Linnell and daughter Mil
dred, and niece Miss Maud Rollins, who
| bava haap anandinu IN xuit raIa
tives ia Waitsfeld, and at Highgate
Springs, return to Lowell the last Of this
week.
BARRows & PICK of Montpelier have
, Ross Ensilage Cutters in stock, but IL you
want an elevator with it you should send in
your orders at once, as they would have to
be ordered from the factory.
East Warren.
Miss Susie Beach of Burlington and Miss
[ Mabel Greene are visiting here.
Mrs. Elmer Williams and two children
from Barre are spending a few weeks at
8 Edwin Williams.
, A good many from the cities have come
:. to breathe our sweet mountain air and
: thousands to visit the landslide. 1t ID
worth long trip to see and since the biz
slide Of July ID, Other smaller ones have
started near by
Il willis Cady of Roxbury and Mrs. Luells
Q bride last Saturday evening by j. c. Glea
y son, assisted by Pearl Daniels OF Montpe
lier. They are to reside in Roxbury ant
: have the best wishes Of all.
h A couple more liquor cases last week, on
J. for drunkenness and disturbing the peac
and one pleading guilty OF leaving liquo
= laying round carelessly where 1t was foun,
r and taken away. He says it was stolel
;, from him. A nice little dodge.
II The wedding bells are ringing these day
l. all through town. Willis Cady of North
field and Mrs. Luella Swasey Of st. Paul
h Mimi, were quietly married at 8. T. VA
J. Duesen's, her father last Saturday evening
b Many friends and relatives were present
a Others to follow soon.
l. The farmers improved the good ha
weather last week. Many of them ar
n through and they have got their barns full
3 Of No. 2 hay. No such hay secured as las
o year. The corn and potato prospect
9 poor and SO of the oat and barley crop. i
hard season for the farmers. Very few al
l. pies and they are small.
The railroad surveyors have finished tn
survey through town and have gone o.
9 through Granville and down White River
y They pronounce it very feasible road tt
I build and when built will be the direc
r through line to the state to New York an
the west, and will open way to get thi
valleys great products to market.