The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-07-21
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istrator of the estate of the late w. ID. Elan
ders. g. Mrs. g.. Y. Barnes has again
been very critically i'll, but is improving
- Mrs. b. i. Richardson is quite
i'll. - Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Bucklin and
daughter Bertha of Lebanon, N. H., spent
last week at FL win Cutters, Mrs. Bucklin's
brother. - Mr.. and Mrs. Warren More
house and daughter of Marshtield visited in
town last week.
East Orange.
Rev. John e. Vance, Free Baptist, occu-
pied the pulpit here Sunday forenoon, aud
Rev. @. II. Richardson conducted the Chris
tian Endeavor services at half past four in
the afternoon. 80 Miss Fannie Prescott
is home from Barre to spend her vacation.
- Miss NJ. A. Merrill is spending a few
days with Roswell Crooke, her aged uncle,
at South Corinth. - Mrs. Lavina Carle-
ton of Barre is visiting her cousin, Mrs. Q.
w. Coleman. 80 Mrs. @. II, Huntoou,
who is in feeble health, is convalescing
slowly and spent last week with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Emery, at Waits
River. - Miss Jennie Colby is spend
ing a few days with Mr.. and Mrs. A, K.
Dickey at East Barre. - Mrs. Nancy
Hutchinson of Barre is visiting friends in
town. - William N. Jewell Of Chelsea,
Mass, arrived at the Jewell homestead on
Saturday. His wife, who is visiting in New
York, is expected to join her husband and
daughter here later. = Rev. and Mrs.
g. Fl Richardson are home from Dartmouth,
NlSlIlHR UublI DdIbulbs - MIS- ~ ~
| Colby has received the news that her
cousin, Miss Bloomie P. Crook, only daugh.
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Rodney r.. Crook, OF
Maiden, Mass, was married on June 80 to
Dudley p. Seaver of that city. Congratula-
tons to Miss Crook from her friends here.
Heath.
Securing hay is the order of the day. The
hay crop is better than last year. - Leon
Merrill lis sick. - Mrs. Willis died at
Chelsea last Saturday and was brought here
for burial on Monday. - Evangelist Shaw
is out of town for a few days. Mr., Shaw
spoke to a large and appreciative audience
here last Sunday. He will preach here
next Sunday, both morning and evening, and
at West Corinth in the Baptist church at two
p. NJ. - Elder Sargent has discontinued
preaching at the Meadow. - RICHARD
Rexford of East Barre and Rev. Mr.. Fuller of
Barre visited our pastor this week.
FairIee.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rennie Of Annadale,
Mimi, with their little daughter Mary, have
been in town calling on their old friends.
- The hotels and boarding houses at
Lake Morey as we'll as the cottages are
crowded now with visitors. - The Con-
n~ecticut river is the highest it has been
known to be in July for more than forty
years. Crops on the meadows have suffer-
ed greatly from the overflow OF the banks.
west ta1rlee CenUers
Several city boarders have arrived at A.
II. Southworth's and John McLery's.
Miss Addie Goodell OF Bellows Falls is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Rebecca Goodell,
and family.
On account OF the continued i'll health Of
8. q. Southworth no boarders will be taken
at his home this season.
Mrs. Young Of Tennessee, daughter Of
Gardner Southworth Of Alabama, who was
q West Fairlee boy, has been in town visit
ing her %upcles, John and Frank Southworth,
and their families and friends.
While Gardner Melendy and his hired
man, T. Scrieton, were out for the COWS the
other evening a doe was seen feeding near
the cows, and allowed the men to go within
five or six rods Of her while she fed about
like a sheep. She seemed to have no fear
while the men sat about on the ground and
watched her for eve al minutes, talking all
the time. When they tried to approach
nearer she quietly trotted off into the pine
forest.
Marshfeld.
Mr., Kelley has moved into Mrs. Wells
tenement vacated by Grant West.
Harry Whitcomb and family Of Barre
were at DR.. Carson's over Sunday.
Mrs. Ellen Policy of Somerville, Mass, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Spofford.
George Meader of Cabot is stopping at the
hotel with his father, II. H. Meader.
Quite a number went to Barre last Mon
day to see the Cuban Giants play ball.
Rev. s. G. Lewis is thinking of having a
tent meeting here about the first of August.
Nelson Coles house was struck by Light
ming last week during a shower. 1t caught
fire but the rain put it out. Mr.. Cole was in
the house alone and experienced a very Sc
we're shock.
Mrs. Albert Town and daughter, Mamie,
Mrs. William Piper of Worcester, Mass,
are visiting in town. Mrs. Charles Brown
and family of Worcester are visiting at
Frank Browns.
Mr.. Barnard and family of Salem, Mass.
are in town. He has hired p. G.. Bemis'
house through the ummer. Mr.. Barnard
came here last spring and bought a few
horses, and liked the place so well he came
here to spend the summer. Mr.. Bemis has
moved into the village
DoN'T nauseate your stomach with teas
and bitter herbs, but regulate you liver
and sick headache by using those famous
Risers. W. E. Terrill & Co.
PutnamsviIIe.
Mr.. mi Mrs. Henry HOLSTER and little
daughter of Sioux City, Ia, have been Wis
iting at G. M. Whitney's for a few days.
Miss Helen Hunt and Charles Hunt OF
Boston and Earle Hunt OF Montpelier have
been visiting Mrs. Dele Putnam the past
week.
G. 9. Putnam & Son lost about one thou
SAND logs In the high water last week. and
a good many of the corn and notato fields
were flooded. The water has not been so
high for years,
Kicker Mills.
Orrin Green Of Topsham committed sui
eide by taking four ounces of laudanum last
Saturday. - The hay crop is very good
here this year. - Charles Evans is
working for Alex. Dunnett. 80 Captain
Bishop has taken his sail boat to Berlin
pond. - picnic from West Topshar.
visited hedgehog camp last week -
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. II. Whitehiii celebrate
their twenty-ifth wedding anniversary on
Tuesday. - Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. Dur.
nett and daughter entertained Mr.. and ~.
Alex, Cochran and daughter last So .drs,
evening. - Leola and Nettie NV ut Tar.
penter OF South Ryegate were y ,0,tma Ga
Dunnstt's last week. 'ei""R n'oA'
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