The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-06-23
Fayston.


Mrs. Harriet Grandy is visiting her sister,
Mrs. A. ID. Bragg, and other friends.
The personal estate of the late G. e.
Kew will be sold at public auction next
Monday.
On account of cold wet weather the corn
looks rather wee" and all other crops.
The grass looks finely.
Misses Anna Mehuron and Minnie Max
well, graduates in the class OF 1897, from
the State Normal School at Randolph, re.
turned home last week Misses Ina b.
Dana and Ethel Mccullough from the same
! institution are spending their vacation at
| home.
North Fayston.
Lama Eaton fell last week, eight feet and
put her elbow out Of joint. Dr. Haylett set
it and she is doing we'll - Mrs. #. l..
Porter and daughter, who were visiting
| here, went to their home last week. t.
Miss LAME Chaffee of Northield is visiting
and Mrs. Harrington visited with Mrs. It.
l.. Heaton last week. - Mrs. LaPointe
and granddaughter visited at James Neill'
| few days recently. - Mrs. Charles Proc
tor, who has been caring for Mrs. Story, has
| returned to her home in Sutton, Z. @.
| - Lawrence Eaton Is making repairs
both inside and outside of his house.
Post Mills.
Mr. Wilson Of Corinth has rented OF A.
p. Slack the blacksmith shop on South Lake
street. - Walter Emerson has gone to
birmingham, Mass. - DR.. E. P. Doug
Barton. - Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond of
Keene, N. H., are visiting their son on
Main street. - Harry G. Eva of Boston,
Mass, is home for the summer. - Mrs.
Ella d. S Wilcox Of Poway' Cal, Is at the
Wilcox is in Boston, Mass. Mr.. and
Mrs. Esden are with friends in Peacham.
- Cbildren's Day exercises were held
last Sunday with the usual beautiful deco
rations, interesting exercises and large
audience.
STAFFORD.
Parties from out of town have been buy
ing dairy cows here. George f. Chandler
recently sold fifteen head choice young Jer-
seys to go to Connecticut. g. Our cream
cry is doing profitable business. The but
nineteen cents for April product. -
G.. N. Cobb has finished his college prepare
tory course at Meriden, N. Fl. - Miss
Marian @. Hatch is at Stanstead, P. O. this
week, to attend the wedding Of her cousin.
Miss Emma F. Cobb, who married Charles
w. Colby of McGili University, Montreal
- Mrs. NJ A. Hatch has returned from
her winter stay in Washington, d. c., and
has opened her house. - Senator Nor.
rill, A. B. Carpenter and Miss A. B. Pierce
buildings. - The laying Of the corner
stone Of the Barrett Memorial Hall at South
STAFFORD will be attended, in the near fu.
ture, with appropriate ceremonies. -
The Congregational church has adopted the
weekly Offering or collection system.
North Tbetford.
On Sunday Childrens Day was observed
here. The exercises were very interesting
and were listened to by large audience.
The children showed the good training they
had received and many thanks are due the
teachers. The church was beautifully deco
rated with flowers and potted plants. -
Mrs. Leonard, formerly Emiline Browne OF
this place, now of Dedham, Mass, is in
town visiting friends. - e. X. Berry is
spending few days in Massachusetts with
his children. - Miss Mary Conant, who
is home for the summer, has been in Phila-
J course. She will return in September
- Mrs. Harper and daughter from New
York City are spending the summer at the
Murphy home. - Mrs. Julia Hosford
has been spending the past four weeks in
- Willis Earle from Garden City, l.
l., will be home the last of the month to
spend the summer. - Professor Allen
Cummings and sister will be home this
week. Both are teaching in Massachusetts
Woodbury..
Mrs. Gilman Bill has returned from Dux
bury, where she spent the winter.
Mrs. Martin CLARK Is quite i'll, having
been confined to her bed two weeks.
The Woodbury. Granite Company is build
ing four houses near the boarding.hou
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kelton OF Glover
have been visiting relatives and friends in
} this vicinity lately.
The selectmen have built road to the
Fletcher clearinghouse, leaving the mair
road at the upper side Of the Thomas sugar
place. a ~
South Woodbury.
The Ladies' Aid Society meets with Mrs
r. W. Lance next Wednesday afternoon
and evening. All are invited. - Rev
A. N. Ross will occupy the pulpit next Sun
day morning in exchange with Rev. g. A
Senter. - Clarence Wheeler, wife and
son, of Worcester, visited at B. w. Wheel
er's last week. - Mrs. Otis Wheeler il
, able to work some now, and her daughter
Ruth has gone home to live. - Over
Vesper of Springfield, Mass, was CUES
of r. M. Pray over last Sunday - Mrs
Clara (Minard) Davis, with her children
from Massachusetts, is stopping for few
weeks with her mother. Mrs. Daniel
Minard. - The South Woodbury. Gene
tary Society will hold their annual meeting
on the cemetery grounds next Saturday al
one o'clock in the afternoon, - The
ladies of South Woodbury. will meet at the
church next Thursday for the object o.
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