The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-08-18
East Montpelier.

Mrs. 8. A. Ormsbee has returned to Mont
pelier - An eleven pound boy was
born last week to Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace
Hayford. - Mr.. and Mrs. George H.
- Mr.. G. W. Foster and wife are
spending fortnight with relatives in the
vicinity OF Lake Champlain. - Almond
Worcester of St. Louis, retired policeman,
is visiting relatives and friends here whom
he has not met for thirty-six years.
L. 8. Collins of Greensboro Bend was in
town on Saturday. u. 81. McGregor
of Piermont N. H, spent Sunday at G. 9.
Wizards. - The creamery paid its pat
rons sixteen cents for July butter.
Mrs. Harry McAllister of Montpelier visited
at f. P. Kelton's last week. - Charlie
X. Wizards. - Miss Alice Foster is
visiting friends in Pawlet and Rupert.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Burnham of
Burlington are visiting at @. M. Hamblin's.
- Herbert Monroe and wife of Boston
arrived in town on Saturday night, coming
are stopping at the Wheelock House. -
Several from this town are intending to at
tend the sixty-fourth Annual Universalist
Convention to be held at Mortified August
"a, % and 26. - The annual Universal
list Sunday-school picnic of the East and
burns woods tomorrow Thursday. Mu-
sic and speaking will be participated in.
Everybody invited. Dinner served at noon.
Come and bring your lunch basket with you
North Montpelier.
G. F. Sibley accompanied by his niece,
Miss Carrie Sibley, started to-day for the
seaside.
There is to be picnic in the grove Of
Lewis ID. Coburn next Friday to which all
are invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. f. Smith of Burlington
are spending several days here on visit to
relatives and friends.
The party Of young ladies and gentlemen,
who have been in camp at Camp Thomas
for two weeks past, returned home last
Saturday.
cents per pound for July butter besides lay
ing aside one-half cent per pound to the
sinking fund.
j. Murray Hollister of Chicago is at the
home Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 8. ID.
HOLSTER, to spend part OF his vacation.
Murray has lots Of friends in this his boy
hood home who extend him hearty well
come.
The Ladies' Social Circle will meet on
Thursday afternoon at Vestry Hall. GEN
tlemen are invited to supper from five to six
o'clock. After supper there will be lawn
party held on the church grounds. A cor
dial invitation Is extended to all to be pres
ent.
Our local nine will cross bats with the
Plainfield team next Saturday afternoon at
two o'clock sharp, upon the grounds in this
village. This is the first of series of
matched games between these two mines
and it is hoped that all lovers of the national
game will be present to enjoy the sport.
Give the boys generous turnout,
North Fayston.
Mrs. G. B, Porter is visiting in Northtield
- Mrs. Byron Marble and children
spent a few days in Waterbury the past
week. - George and Clarion Davis Of
Montpelier spent the Sabbath with their
parents. - Mr.. and Mrs. King of Marsh
field visited their neice, Mrs. M. e. Davis,
the past week. - Mrs. Camp of Warren
and Mrs. Collins of Lowell, Mass, are Wis
iting their sisters, Mrs. o. G. and Il. A.
Davis. - Mr.. and Mrs Orrin Boyce and
family visited in Barre and Williamstown
the past week. - NJ j. Nelson and wife
are visiting his mother. - Mr.. and Mrs.
J.Wrisley and daughter and granddaughter
OF Stowe, and Henry Newton and wife Of
Moretown visited their sister, Mrs. j. Som
erville. - Fred Lease and Miss Carr and
Miss Lewis of Waterbury were in town the
past Sabbath and brought some beautiful
floral offerings for the graves OF Miss Isabel
and Mary Brown.