The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-08-18
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Mrs. +. W, Dutton is visiting her sister,
Mrs William Jackson, In Middlebury.
Mrs. Sophronia White of New York city,
former resident Of North6eld, is visiting
here.
Randolph She expects to be away several
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Little of Houston, Texas,
are visiting their grandmother. Mrs M. 8.
Gilchrist
G. A. Edgerton and family have been
camping for week in their cottage on the
camp ground.
Rev. G. r. East and wife OF Kansas City,
Mo-. are visiting in town. They are guests
of Maria Howes.
Mrs. Harriet Edgerton and her grand.
daughter, Margaret, returned on Friday
from three weeks visit in Waitsfield.
The New England Guards returned on
Saturday night from muster. They are en-
thusiastic in their praises Of the encamp-
ment.
Mrs. Harriet A. Edgerton has sold her
house on Main street to Mr. Eastman of
Waitsfield. Possession will be given i'm
mediately.
Hon. Frank Plumley and family re-
turned on Saturday night from a three
weeks vacation spent in their cottage at
North Hero.
The advance agent of the Hatch Concert
Company was in town on last Tuesday to
place an engagement for the company which
he represents.
Arthur Andrews returned from muster
sick. He was threatened with fever, but is
now better, with prospects OF an escape
from the disease.
About twenty members of w. H. Boynton
Post, G. A. R., started on Tuesday for
picnic at Lake Morey in Fairlee. They
went by team and will be gone until Satur-
day.
Rev. j. G. Sutherland returned on Friday
from four weeks vacation spent on the
beach on Long Island. Three Sundays
during his absence he officiated at Trinity
Episcopal church, New Haven, Conn.
John Nichols died suddenly at the home
OF his sister, Mrs. Jane Fisk, Thursday
night. He had been about the streets dur
ing the day and attended church supper
in the evening. Before midnight he was at
tackled with heart disease and was beyond
help before the arrival OF the physician.
The funeral was attended on Sunday at
Nichols was brother Of DR.. George Mich
OILS. He was man with an exemplary life
and was much respected.
The Annual Convention OF the Universal
ist Churches Of the State will be held in
Northfield August "a 26. On the opening
evening an address will be given by the
President, Prof. Charles Dole; also paper
on The Relation of Scripture to the Life of
the Church." by Prof. Henry P. Forbes and
a sermon by Rev. George H. Emerson, DID.
On Wednesday morning Rev. II. d. Max
we'll is to preach the " Occasional Sermon"
and the afternoon will be given to the
Young Peoples Christian Union. Rev. Ed
win G. Sweetser will speak in the evening
upon /" The Greater Universalist Church. )"
Thursday will be given largely to the con-
sideration OF Goddard Seminary and its
claims, the Sunday-school, and the pro-
with an address in the evening from Rev.
Henry W. Rugg, DID,, upon Our Church.
es as Related to Christian Missions" The
customary hospitality will be given upon
seasonable application to Rev. e. c.
Downey.
BARRows & PECK OF Montpelier have
Ross Ensilsge Cutters in stock, but il you
your orders at once, as they would have to
be ordered from the factory.
South Northfield.
Prof. e. A. Shaw of Newbury visited his
father last week. - Mrs. Alonzo Shaw
ness. - Mrs. Margaret Braley has re-
turned from her visit with friends in West
Berlin. Mrs. Alexander Jerd of
Braintree is visiting Mrs. Mark Rice, her
daughter. - Elisha Williams of South
Royalton has moved into E. X. Jones' tene-
ment. - Harry Denny and daughter of
Jacksonville, Fla, are visiting his father,
George Denny.
John Smith has bought the DR.. Fisk farm.
George Fits of Boston visited at w. D.
Fits recently.
Rev. G. r. East of Kansas city was in
town on Friday.
Clayton Richardson and wife have return
ed to Leominster, Mass.
Mrs. j. K. Sterling Of Boston is visiting
Mrs. Rich at d. l.. Nichols.
Cadet r. W. Dunsmore visited A. I
Clark Of Rrookfeld last week.
| Parties from this place visited the land
| slide on Tuesday and Sunday
W. II. Cady and family have begun
housekeeping in the Martelle house.
Will Laprenia had his eye hurt quite bad
| ly while at work in Heath & Rice's mill
| q. s. Stanton was in Burlington and Rut
land last week surveying the electric road
Roxbury Rushers played at Waitsfield OF
Saturday. The score stood IA to 9 in favol
| OF Roxbury.
Peter B. Garon and Mrs. Mary A. HEATH
| were married on Sunday at julius Kent'i
by j. Q. Flint.
L. j. Wiley hurt his back while at worl
| loading car, and has been unable to worl
for few days.
Arthur Pearsons and wife and Eugen,
Dayson Of Nicholsville, N. Y, were II
town on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Royce and son Clar
ence are taking carriage trip to st. Johns
bury and elsewhere.
Rev. j. H Bates of Randolph Centr
spoke at the Congregational church in OK
change with Rev, NJ. H. Wright,
Mrs. B. A. Tilden and Mrs. N. s. Eli
were elected delegates to the State Univer
salist Convection to be held at Mortified
The Ladies' Aid society will meet witt
Mrs. Frances Roberts to-day. Supper will
be served at 8 o'clock. Gentlemen invited
Henry Van Deuson has moved into tn
north tenement of Mrs. Beams house. -
Will Kerwin of Chelsea, Mass, is at s
Butterheld's. - Frank Martelle of Cam
bridgeport, Mass, was in town last week
49, Carrie Loveland of Keene, N. III
visited at A. j. Loveland's. - Mrs
Ellen Goss returned to New York on Tues
day. 60 Miss Kate Smith went to Bur
lington on Tuesday - Hon. u. s. Stan
ton attended muster at Chester on Friday
East Roxbury.
Leon Allen sprained his ankle quite badl
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