The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-09-08

Heman Smith is taking course at Meri-
den Academy.
Asa H. Pepper is visiting his brother in
New Hampshire.
Leo Seaver and Fred worthley are at
tending school at Goddard Seminary.
The Ladies' Mite Society meets with Mrs.
E. F. Brown on Wednesday of thissweek.
Mrs. Helen Davis of Iowa Falls, Iowa, a
native OF this town, is visiting at E. f.
Browns.
Mrs. Jane White, with two children Of
DR.. Wheeler's, arrived from Burlington on
Saturday evening, and are staying at 1. G.
Calef's.
The base ballsts from Cutler Corner
came over on Saturday and were waxed by
our boys to the tune Of 10 to IT, P. L. Whit
ing umpred the game and gave universal
satisfaction.
The party Of Washingtonians who went
to Buffalo, encampment week, consisting OF
Mr.. and Mrs. d. P. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. @.
W. Huntington and Mr. and Mrs. George
e. Huntington, were highly entertained by
land, n. Y. They were met at Buffalo by
their relatives on Sunday evening, and were
given a continuous ovation during their
visit. The entire party of visitors number
ed eleven, and the entire surrounding coun-
try was inspected by delighted party dur
ing their ten days stay. Nothing was too
good to set before the Vermonters, and
nothing was lacking to afford them pleas
ure and qualification. They visited Niagara
Falls for the first time, viewed the great
parade OF the Grand Army, and attended
many grand affairs of q public character,
yet their visit at the hospitable home of the
farmer cousin in Holland surpassed in thor
ough enjoyment everything that could be
prepared OF public nature, and their en-
tertainment there will long be remembered
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Fred Bryan has gone to Newport, N. H.,
to work in drug store.
Mr.. and Mrs John Jackman are visiting
in Barre and Woodstock.
Miss Alice Dillingham; returned to her
place in Montpelier on Monday.
Mrs. DR.. Johnson of Templeton, Mass, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Bosworth.
w. G. Norcross had a visit from his sis
ter, Miss Ruth, of Montpelier, last week.
Miss Lurana Newhall of Salem, Mass, is
visiting her friends here for few weeks.
Rev. f. NJ. Buker will attend the meet
ing at Enosburgh Falls, so there will be no
service at the Baptist church on Sunday.
DR.. and Mrs. A s. Wrisley expect to go
to Enosburgh Falls tomorrow to attend the
yearly meeting Of the Free Baptists of the
state
j. A. Gilmore was in Glover last week,
where he purchased horse, to take the
place of the pair recently sold to II. q,
Evans.
Miss Kathie Dillingham;, who has been
spending her summer vacation at home re-
turned to her school in White River juno
ton on Saturday
Mrs. Alonzo Hart, who has been spending
the summer in Springfield, Mass, returns
home this week. Mr.. and Mrs. K. ID.
Seaver of Springfield are expected with
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