The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-08-11
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Mrs. Mabel M. Foster of Burlington and
Miss M Florence Hyde of st. Johnsbury
visited at w. p. Townsend's last week.
- e. d. Denison of Lynn, Mass, was
in town last week to finish the settlement
OF his fathers estate. - Miss Matilda
Hovey OF Lynn, Mass, is at @. P. Dickin.
sons. -. M. A. Carpenter has been
joined by his wife and son from Wood
stock. - Mr.. and Mrs. e. f. Simmons Of
Boston, who have been at g. III. Bacon's,
have returned home. - To the list OF
teachers attending the summer school at
Randolph should be added the names OF
Grace G. Bacon and Lila F. Smith. -
The Young Womans Christian Temper
ance Union have chosen the following Off
GERS for the ensuing year: President, Emma
L.. Darling; vice-presdents, Alma f.
Adams, Flora NJ. Corwin; secretary and
G. A. Densmore has moved out of Hatch's
block and into his own block, which is now
completed. He will add line Of hardware
to his jewelry and patent medicine goods.
Mr.. Hatch will begin some alteration in the
rooms Mr.. Densmore vacates, to fit them
ward is working at Henry Clarkes.
Philana q. Slack is working at DR.. s. N.
Goss'. - Gordon Hampton of Boston is
visiting at 81. L. Bixby's. - On Friday,
while Martin r. Bohonon, as driver of
span OF b. III. Adams horses, was sitting in
the carriage in front Of d. T. McAllister's
house, waiting for party who had engaged
the team, the horses became suddenly
frightened in some way, kicked the driver
in the face, ran into a stone post, broke
from the carriage and ran home. Mr.. Bo-
honon's injuries were painful but not seri-
Gus, the carriage was somewhat damaged,
and the horses suffered considerable injury.
- Robert M, son of Rev. DIR. w. III.
Davis, has joined the family at G. L. Slows.
- DR.. Arthur V. Goss arrived with his
villa Wpdnaa1Qv Of Last waak hut
obliged to return to Taunton, Mass, the
next morning, leaving Mrs. Goss here.
- A. G. Bradshaw lost good COW by
accident last week. - L. d. Morrison of
days. - Rhea and Loughney's Comedy
Players are billed to play in the town holl
on Friday and Saturday evenings. -
The exhibition of Edisons projectoscope,
Wednesday evening of last week, was
tirst-class entertainment and called out a
good audience. A second visit would pro-
badly call out still larger number. -
B. Wilbur Smith OF Lowell, Mass. and L.
Janet Smith Of Medford, Mass, are former
residents visiting in town. - Mrs. W.
FL. Hill is visiting for fortnight in Nashua
and Lowell. - John l.. Bacon of White
River Junction spent Sunday with his fam
lily at j. b. Bacon's. - T. III. Perry from
Concord, n H., has rented part OF the
Norton house and will move here this week.
He is a tinsmith, and will work at his trade
| III D6usuOT6b DlOCk. MIS-. d. d.
Sherman and her daughter Mildred have
gone to Medford Mass, to be gone the rest
| of the month. The visitors at A. II.
| Powers left last week, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Powers started on Tuesday for Saratoga
| Springs to remain several weeks.
Marshfield.
Marsh A. Davis was in Glover on last Sat-
urday and Sunday. - Abe Wood is
very sick with typhoid pneumonia. -
on barn last Monday for Clifton Moore in
Calais - Mrs. j. w. Davis and son
Burt visited in East Montpelier last Satur-
day and Sunday. 20. 1. Preston and
sons began work last Tuesday on j. T.
Drew's new block in Cabot. - Leah
| Mears and Lillian Sanborn are attending
the summer school at st. Johnsbury. -
Postmaster George O. Davis is slowly re-
covering from the effects OF broken collar
bone. - The engine and boiler for
Mears & Pitkin's box shop is expected the
first of this week. - Fl. e. Burnsp, wife
and daughter OF Calais were at William
Parks last Sunday. and o. L. Martin and
wife OF Plainfeld were at Ira H. Edson's
- A number Of base ball admirers went
to Calais last Friday and Danville Satur'
day to see the game exemplitied. - ID
w. Rich has photograph gallery erected
on land owned by G. S. Adams. - The
tent meetings in Gilmau's woods opened
last Sunday and will be continued through
the week at 1870 A. M at two and seven P
NJ, each day, including next Sunday
- Mrs. w. E. Lamberton visited in
Woodbury. last week from Friday to Sun
day. - Mrs. j. l.. Swami visited hei
son Edgar in Northfeld last week. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Burt Dudley Of New Haven
Conn, who has been at L. D. Nute's, re
Stars defeated the North Montpelier clut
last week w. ID. Smith and Burt
Davis played with the Dartmouth Club a
Danville last Wednesday - Mrs .Marcif
Farr of Glens Falls, N. Y, is visiting hel
Case and wife Of Lancaster, Mass, are visit
ing at her fathers, Henry Lamberton's
- Miss Nellie and Matte Bemis o
Lancaster, Mass, visited their uncle, ID, b
Pitkin, last week. - A son was born
August 2, to Mr.. and Mrs. Ozias Pitkin
- A daughter was born to Rev. ant
Mrs. Samuel G. Lewis August 4. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Burton Pike were in st
Johnsbury last week. - DR.. Carver
performed surgical operation on John d
Sanborn's foot for gangrene last week, re
is visiting her son Clarence in Boston
Mass. - Lewis Lunge has bought tht
Theresa Woodcook farm, Mrs. Woodcoci
has gone to live with her daughter, Mrs
Spaulding of Morrisville were at o. ID
Coles last week. - Abe Wood is yer.
sick, threatened with pneumonia, also A
M. Shepard is in very poor health. =
Mr. Chase of Morrisville is In town, caring
for two of his patients.
Shady Rill.
Rev. e. W. Cummings and wife OF Dover
N. H., are visiting w. o. Cummings hi
. father.
Mrs. Edith Cooper and sons of Spring
field, Mass, spent q part OF last week wit
, her sister, Mrs. Arthur Markham.
Mrs. w. e. Folsom and son of Barr
spent few, days last week with her pal
, ents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Markham.
. Herbert W. Cummings, who has bee
7 spending his vacation at his fathers in th
1 place, has returned to Lewiston, Me-, to T,
8 sumo his studies at Cobb Divinity Schoo
Mrs. Cummings goes next Friday.
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