The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-08-17
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G. E. Lazelle and wife OF White River
Junction spent few days the first of the
week in town visiting friends. - Will
Carleton is expected to lecture at the Metho-
dist church August 80. - Mrs. A. E. Foss
and son went to Brookfeld on Tuesday for
a short stop with friends. - Herbert @.
Ward is spending his college vacation at
his grandparents Rev. A. l.. Cooper. He
and his brother Leon spent last week visit
ing their grandfather, DR.. Ward at Hard
wick. - Mrs. II. o. Kiser was in Brook
field the first of the week - Mr.. Cut.
Ter and family of Chicago are visiting at E.
Y. Dukes. - The check list for the
September election has been issued but so
far the candidates for the Office of town
representative are very modest in declaring
themselves. - Carl s. Foss has filed the
necessary papers and is to take the civil
service examination to be held at st. Johns
bury. IS. A. Batchelder and family,
and George Townsend and family visited the
camp at Woodbury. last Saturday.
Miss Flora Atkins OF Cabot was the guest
of Rev. A. L. Cooper last week. - John
Ryan went to market Monday with sheep
and other stock. - Workmen are max
ing repairs on the long trestle of the Mont
pelier q Wells River railroad. - Will
Brown of Boston, Mass, is visiting rela-
tives in town. - f. G. Hoyt, the paint
er, is at work at Barre, - Charles LON
bard and wife visited at South Barre the
first of the week. - Some from here
have the Porto Rico fever and are planning
to go to that country as soon as peace is Sc
cured. 90. Parks and wife returned
on Monday from a weeks visit in Bethel
and Randolph. - ii. z. Cutler and w /.
e. Bartlett took trip on Tuesday to Cabot,
Danville, st. Johnsbury and other towns,
looking for good driving horses. -
Harry Martin and wife are rejoicing in the
birth OF twins, boy and girl, born last
Friday. - The notices for the Rupubli-
can and Democratic town caucuses are out
and notify the voters of both parties to
meet August 20 to put candidates in NOM
ination.
Walter j. Dean is in town.
George G. Fabyan has returned to Provi-
dence, r. |.
Miss Belle Prescott is visiting friends at
West Newbury.
Miss Edith Marcy is visiting friends and
relatives in Topsham.
Mrs. Arthur Knight and son visited at N.
G. Knights on Thursday.
Rev. W. H. White is spending his vaca-
ton at Old Orchard, Maine.
Mrs. Nash, two daughters and son are
the guests Of Mrs. James Hale.
Miss Lottie Munsell visited her sister,
Mrs. e. j. Worthen, on Friday.
Arthur Bryant, wife and son, are with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. N. Bryant
Mr.. and Mrs. William Barber and daugh-
tiers are the guests of Mrs. G. f. Darling,
Hon. II. w. Bailey attended the Bailey
Bayley reunion held in Tyngsboro, Mass.
on August H.
Mrs. e. A. Lother has returned from her
visit in Craftsbury on account of the illness
of Mrs. Brown.
All schools in town begin on Monday
August 20, with the following board OF
teachers Town central school, Gay w
FELTON,, principal; grammar, Alyce M. lis
ley; intermediate, Caroline Lang; primary
Annie M. Guthrie South Newbury, Ida M
Martin; West Newbury, Ida e. Jenkins
Brock district, Maude E. Caldbeck No. 10
Charlotte Crow; Limekiln, Mary G. Beatte
Jefferson Hill, Nellie Bone; Boltonville
Elizabeth II. Blake; town house, Elizs
Batchelder; Laton Hill, Lillian Guild New
bury Center, Ethel M. Bowers.
Waitsfleld.
The district school at Blueberry Corners
will be presented at the Congregations
vestry Tuesday evening:lAugust %, unde
the auspices of the Home Circle The bes
talent available has been secured. Every
body is invited.