The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-08-04
WashinRton


Herbert Caleff OF Providence, r. T.. ia in |
town.
friends in Barre
Frank e. Underhill of Chicago is visiting |
his sister, Mrs. A. T. Newman.
Curtis Parkhurst is now driving the |
morning stage between here and Barre
Mr.. and Mrs. +. q. Huntington and son
were in East Corinth during last week
Mrs. j. b. Egerton OF Newton, Mass, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. d. NJ
Flint,
DR.. Warner is adding to his force of quar-
rymen, and is in search of tenements for
his help
Mrs. DR.. Dwinell OF Taunton, Mass with
her daughter, is visiting her mother, Mrs.
l.. p. Barron.
Several of our citizens contemplate visit
10 Buffalo during the Grand Army encamp-
ment this month.
| Mrs: John w. Bacon of South Washing
! ton, died last week after lingering illness,
and was buried on Saturday.
Mrs. Frank Freeborn and son. with her
sister Ellen OF Hudson Mass, is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Davis Houghton
| X. r. Richardson is still disposinR of
more marble quarries, and now has four
openings on his farm ready to be worked.
| Willard Clough is quarrying some heavy
sheets OF marble from the deposit recently
uncovered, and finds the stone at good
| depth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Allen of La Crosse,
WIS, are visiting in town. Mrs. Allen is a
sister of John A. Stanley OF this place. and
Mr. Allen is native OF Chelsea.
Fishermen now roam our fields regard
less OF law or order, and even Barre Off
Gals come to our town to trample down the
rights OF our property-holders One of the
latter had the TT riot act " read to him here
last week, and as a result he adjourned to a
neighboring field.
East Orange.
Misses Katie and Della Carpenter of Bel
lows Falls are spending a few days with
their uncle, L. d. McCrillis. - Rev. j.
g. Vance occupied the pulpit on Sunday.
- Michael French, who is i'll at Scott
Paine's, is failing quite fast and not expect
ed to live long. - Hon. j. B. Brooks of
Syracuse, N. Y, who has been spending
few weeks at the Jewell homestead, re-
turned home this week. His family will re-
main awhile. So Miss Edith Davis is Wis
iting friends in Waterbury. - Mrs. Mar
tin Coleman and daughters OF Concord, n
h., are visiting her husbands parents. Mr..
and Mrs. G. w. Coleman. - Ray Cole
man, who met with the severe accident Of
breaking his leg recently, is as comfortable
as can be expected. - Mrs. Nettie
George and daughter of Beechmont, Mass.
are guests at NJ. r. Hamilton's for few
| Weeks MIS-. Lucy wilkins and Miss
Nellie Everett OF Boston, who have been
visiting their sister, Mrs. N. Prescott, have
returned to Bradford with Mrs. Belle John
son. They will soon return home.
Miss M. A. Merrill has returned after three
weeks absence spent with friends in
Corinth.
Hardwick.
@. E. Clark Of Ashland, N. H., has been
preaching to the Free Baptsts of late.
Rev. W. S. Smithers attended the Toron.
to convention OF Epworth Leaguers as a
delegate from this chapter.
Hardwick people are inclined to be rather
proud OF the new editor Of the Gazette. He
seems to be an enterprisng man.
: Hardwick proposes to be city of light
although situated on low ground at the
, base Of many mountains. 1t has had an
electric light service for about year such
as 1t is, but proving to be inadequate
another will be added. 1t is an expensive
!. but it is believed, a paying investment.
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ton, biliousness and all stomach and liver
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