The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-08-18
Washington.

Mrs. Ida Henry of Boston arrived in town
on Friday.
Postmaster McAllister and wife were in
Montpelier on Saturday.
Mrs. j. B. Egerton returns to Newton,
Mass. on Thursday next
Miss Eta Clough has been attending the
summer school at Randolph.
Mrs. Newell Waterman is seriously i'll at
her daughters in East Barre.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ W. Scribner and family
of Barre were in town on Sunday.
G. H. Johanneson has adopted thel auto
matte lighting system in his store.
H. G. Moody now owns the entire mail
route between Barre and Chelsea, having
purchased the interest of P. G. Wason.
number of the music lovers were guests
at the hospitable home Of Grin Eastman on
Saturday evening, and were highly enter
tanned.
Mrs. George W. McAllister of Montpelier
is visiting old friends in town and adding
thereby to the life and animation of the
community.
The Washington creamery paid fifteen
cents for July butter. Milk received 31S,S79
pounds; butter made, S15,074.76; expenses,
1921 10; average test, 4S5.
George Nv. Wason was thrown from a
hay rake and run over one day last week,
but fortunately escaped serious injury, AL
though somewhat famed and bruised. The
horse ran to the village, where it was
stopped, with badly damaged rake.
The Ladies' Mite Society met with Miss
Lucy Calef on Thursday and entertained
over one hundred guests at supper. Many
from out Of town were present. As was
remarked by one of the guests: "No, no,
this is not mite society, but mighty So
ciety." The assembled company were pho
tographed on the lawn by Rev. Mr.. Briggs
Orange.
The Orange and East Barre Sunday
schools will hold picnic on Saturday,
weather permitting. " Tsiao Ths XXI Kings
Beard returned from the Randolph Summer
School on Friday night. - s.ir. and Mrs.
David Bodies, spent Su.--.uay in plainield
with his aged fa't.'ner, John Bodies. -
Rosa Bolle., oroke the point of a needle off
IN her onumb the other day, and thus far q.
das been unable to get 1t out. - ~ Il.
Beard who has been sick for the past
three weeks with carbuncle, is gaining
slowly.
East Orange.
Charles Beede Of Barre with his brother
Oscar from New Hampshire spent Sunday
at l.. NJ Fisk's, stopping over night. -
II. j. Payne of Washington was in town on
Sunday. - Rev. Mr.. Vance preached
river in the afternoon. &C. w. Merrill
of Bradford and Mrs. S. NJ. Clarke of War
rem, N. H., spent a couple of days at
Mrs. e. g. Colby's last week, returning on
Thursday. - Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Grien
of Buffalo N. Y, were guests Of Levi Grant
over Sunday. - Mr. and Mrs. Merrill
Clark of North Montpelier and Arthur
Blake of Marshfeld were guests of Nj. r.
Hamilton last week. - Miss Edith Da-
Wis has returned from a few weeks visit in
Waterbury. Miss Mabel Hutchinson
was the happy recipient Of fine Story and
Clarke organ last week, purchased OF Mr..
Gould of Barre - MIR. Newcomb, agent
for the Vermont Bible Society, stopped at
Mrs. Colby's over Sunday. - Mrs. e. G.
Bradbury of Washington spent Saturday
and Sunday in town. - Roy Coleman,
who has a broken limb, isdoing finely under
treatment Of DR.. Goss OF Chelsea. -
There was a terrific thunder shower on Sun
day afternoon, commencing about four
O'Clock. The water came off the hillside in
rivulets, causing the stream to rise rapidly,
and the wind was fearful, blowing down
corn, trees, etc. The amount of damage has
not been ascertaiued at this writing.
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