The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-07-27
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Sunday evening. Rev. Mr.. Abercrombie OF
West Newbury is expected to supply these
churches again on Sunday. - The store
OF the j. Blodgett Brothers narrowly es-
capped blaze from the effects OF lightning
during the thunder storm on Thursday. The
lightning struck the chimney, loosening
some OF the bricks, then ran down through
some stove-pipe, throwing the caps off in
the second story and fortunately finished
its work by stirring up things considerably
in the store and leaving 1t full OF smoke.
- The visit of Mrs. Della Flint Case Of
Boston here and at Braintree has been the
occasion Of several reunions In the Martin
Flint Family. Mrs. Case Is now the guest
Of Mrs. W. j. Blodgett. - Will Noble
met with quite serious accident while
carrying his milk to the creamery at East
Roxbury on Saturday. A break in the har-
ness caused the horse to run and Mr.. Noble
was thrown receiving serious bruise.
60 Mrs. Marcus Peck has gone to Rut-
land to spend few weeks with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Arthur Lyman. - Among out
of-town people at the Second church on
Sunday were Mrs. Mary (Greenl Nye and
Miss Alice Grow guests Of Mrs. John Green
and Mrs. Enos Walker and George Patter-
son, guests OF Mrs. Daniel Patterson. -
Mrs. Frank Dyer Of Barre spent last week
with relatives in town. - W. #. Morse,
with his little son, were in town last week.
- Heber living of Barre has been
spending few days with his family at Mrs.
William Bucks. - Charles Flint from
the Experiment Station, Burlington, has
been visiting in town. - Mrs. Nancy
Abbott recently returned from Chicago.
- Charles Crocker Of Maiden, Mass, is
making his annual visit In town. - The
Ladies Aid Society felt repaid for their eff
forts in preparing for the entertainment
given by them on Friday evening by the
Interesting lecture Of Rev. Mr.. Womer and
the financial success OF the entertainment.
East Brookfield.
JIM. Angel and wife are rejoicing over
the birth Of daughter, born July %.
Seth McNorton returned last week from
a visit among friends in West Hartford.
Most of the farmers have finished haying
and report the largest crop in many years.
II. d. wheatley with his wife and daugh-
ter of East Barre spent Sunday at A. n.
Wheatleys.
DR.. Minnie S. Marshall and Mrs. DR.. L.
G. Wakefield OF Montpelier visited relatives
here last week.
Everett G. Newell returned to his home
in Bridgewater last Thursday after a
weeks visit here.
Mrs. j. H. Sprague and Miss Hattie were
called to Chelsea last week as witnesses
in the state case against Colby and Pepper.
w. II. Richardson, Fred Simmons, Fred
Smith and j. s. Washburn attended the
Good Templars union at Randolph last
week.
P. G. Reed and wife, w. f. Chapman and
wife, and Ed. Adams and wife of Slough
ton, Mass, arrived last Wednesday, having
made the trip on their wheels. They are
guests of A. d. Reed and W. +. Medcalf.
For Constipation take Karls Glover Root
Tea, the great Blood Purifier. Cures head
ache, nervousness, eruptions on the face,
and makes the head clear as a bell. Sold
by w. E. Terrill & Co.
Cabot.
George Dixon came from Barton Tuesday
morning on his wheel
Mary Dwinell and Flora Allen visited
Lillian Wells last week.
III. B. Whittier and wife of Rutland are
visiting at W. p. Whittier's.
Jack Buckley OF Bradford was guest OF
Miss Clara E. Knight last Saturday and
Sunday.
f. w. Southwick and wife from Jamaica
Plain, Mass, are stopping in town couple
Of weeks.
SC. Voodry and B. l.. Bruce were dele
gates to the district and State Democratic
conventions held in Burlington last week
DR.. S. l.. Wiswell attended Mrs. Clara
Burnham during the absence of DR.. Bur.
bank. Mrs. Burnham remains in a critical
condition.
Harvey McClarey's family from St. Louis
and Horace McClarey with his two daugh
tiers from Windsor spent last Sunday at Hi
ram Wells.
The infant child OF Lawrence Shaw was
brought from st. Johnsbury last week and
buried beside it's mother, who died about
four weeks previous.
The order OF the Eastern Star will hold 6
lawn party with Misses Harriet and julia
L;a1,a Ert6 yhnA
old and young, are invited.
Cards are out announcing the marriage o.
DR.. l.. w. Burbank and Miss Martha Stew
ems of Lancaster, N. II. They will occupy
rooms in Rev. II. A. Russell's house.
The article published in last weeks
WATCHMAN entitled the "Tuberculin Test,
should be carefully read and studied by
every farmer or keeper OF cows. 1t places
the important question in the right light.
And now Joe Indian OF historic fame II
christened as saint, the body OF water In
this town so long known as "Joe's Pond
having taken the name Of st. Joseph's lake
but good old Motley has not yet been
honored with any high sounding title.
Bert Ainsworth and Miss Nichols were
married last Wednesday at the home OF the
BRIDE After short wedding trip to Bur
lington and other places OF interest they
returned home Saturday. The Odd Eel
laws gave them reception Saturday even
ing.
Calais.
Miss Rena q. Guernsey is stopping il
Barre. - Mrs. I. 7. Lamphere visited
in Barre and Montpelier last week. -
Professor Pierce, former principal Of God
dard Seminary, has been visiting at l.. A
Kents. - The Ladies' Union will hol,
picnic at Curtis pond on Thursday 1
rainy 1t will be postponed until Friday
So The regular meeting OF Stow Pos
and Relief Corps will be held next Satur
| day at two p. M, The annual reunio,
OF Company 1, Eleventh Vermont regiment
will be held Thursday, August IS, at Me
| mortal Hall
East Calais.
Mrs. j. W. Leonard has been critically II
for two weeks, but is improving little.
Mrs. Harry Emery had a sister from
Springfield, Mass, visiting her last week.
Mrs. Upton with a son and daughter from
Salem, Mass, are boarding at II. W
Bullock's.
The families Of W. l.. Pierce and A
Dwinell are occupying their cottage a
Greensboro.
Mr. and Mrs. Ii. N. Pearce OF Blooming
ton, III, are spending the summer month
at A. ID. Pearce's.
DIR. B. l.. Dwinell and family of Taunton
Mass, spent several days last week will
Mrs. @. H. Dwinell