The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-07-06
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Plainfield.
Fred Cree has commenced work at the
creamery.
Miss Maggie Mansfield OF Montpelier is at
home sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Jack are visiting
in Montpelier.
Miss Bessie Gale. is visiting her grand
father, 3. b. Gale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abiatti has been stoppine
at N. /. Sanborn's.
Merton Beckley OF Marshfield was in
town the first Of the week.
Fl. r. Cutler has sold his chestnut horse
to William Mears OF Barre.
Miss Alice P. Lazelle has gone to Ran
dolph Center to visit friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lawrence OF Sterl-
ing, ILL.,, visited in town last week.
Fred Hodges OF Derby, Conn, was at
DR.. W. II. Lazelle's over last Sunday.
M. f. and Ralph Spencer OF Williams
town spent last Sunday in town with rela-
tives.
Mrs. Viola Brown and friend visited at
Charles Lombard's and at Alonzo Buxton's
over Sunday.
Mrs. Sue Hoyt who has been stopping at
the home OF A. e. Foss, returned to Bethel
last Saturday.
Will Shorey has to gone the White
Mountains where he will drive a four.
horse team for the season.
The ladies of the Universalist society
will give lawn party at the home Of d. W.
Moses next Saturday evening.
B. d. Marsh, Charles Buckley and wife
and Mrs. Fred Perrin attended the funeral
| OF relative at Montpelier last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. N. Perrin Of Sanbornton,
N. H., spent the last two weeks with Mr..
and Mrs. A. N. Greedy, returning home last
| Saturday morning.
Boys or other parties have been guilty of
| acts Of vandalism at the stone sheds that
may have been considered smart at the
time OF their commission, but the end is not
| yet and when 1t comes different conclu-
sion may be reached.
The schools in town closed last Friday.
Those in the primary department OF the vii
lage schools having no marks are: Clara
Bruffee, Alice Batchelder Jennie and
Sarah Frederickson, Glen Little, Helen
Martin, Marion Woodward Bessie Spicer,
Arthur Bolles, Harry Woodward, Leman
Shorey, Walter McCloud.
East Montpelier.
The school in district No. 10, taught by
Mrs. Ellen o. Bailey closed last Saturday
as did the other schools in town. The
following pupils had no absences: Halle
| Templeton, Ned Lawrence, Nellie Law
renee, Herbert Gonya. Harry Darling, Rufus
Daley and Martha Bailey. Mary. Ormsbee
Beach only one-haf day. Five who have
no marks Of any kind were Halle Temple
ton, Ned Lawrence, Nellie Lawrence, Rufus
Daley and Martha Bailey.
South Duxbury.
III. r. Eaton of Northfeld was at George
Freeman's on Sunday. - Miss Carrie
Eaton, teacher in district No. 6, closed a
very successful term of school last Friday.
- Mrs. Albert Phillips is still i'll.
| - School in loft tor No oIn 10
Friday. 1t was taught by George Ashley
Of Moretown. - Walter Turner led the
prayer-meeting last Sunday evening. TWEEN.
ty present. - Mrs. Lizzie Joslin Of
Waitsfeld is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Ward. - Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Hart were in Montpelier on Thurs
day.
North Fayston.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Davis of Montpelier
visited last week at the home of his parents.
- Miss Mary Marble is at home for the
summer vacation. - Mrs. Hoffman is
visiting her daughter, Mrs Mrs. John Neill.
- John McAllister and son are visiting
his sister, Mrs. e. r. Ingalls,. - Miss
Jessie Prentiss very pleasantly entertained
her scholars from this place at her home in
Waitsfeld last Saturday. - Mrs. Eaton
died at the home of her son June % of heart
disease. Mr.. Ferris took the remains to
Montpelier from where it was taken to her
| I. g.
8. B. Eaton accompanied the body,
Peacham.
w. II. Bayley, proprietor of the Noun
tain View House, reports several boarders
from the city at his hostelry with the pros
| pect Of full house soon. - Mrs. Clara
Bailey has had piazza erected upon the
the front of her house which improves it
greatly. Now evans" can sit in the
shade, at home. - T. Brown is very
sick at his daughters, Mrs. L. e. Darling,
with congestion OF the lungs. - l.. n.
Bigelow and wife are boarding at George
Smart's. - Mrs. G. A. Bunker and Mrs.
w n. Blanchard go to Montpelier soon to
be treated by DR.. Beeman. &c. S.
Kenerson is newly shinglng his house,
putting on piazzas, etc, M. S. Hidden doing
the work. - Miss Sarah Bailey arrived
home last Saturday from Somerville, Mass.
- George Sulham and Ora Bolton are
working for 81. d. Bolton at Green bay
- The farmers are busy haying and re-
port they never saw better crop in quail
| ity and abundance. - Straw berries
were very plentiful the past week, selling
from seven to eight cents by out of tow n
parties. We fail to see how they can bring
them in from distance and sell them for
seven cents per basket and make profit at
that. Home talent cannot seem to produce
them short OF ten cents per basket. But
| the ways Of the world are mysterious or
Peacham straw berries are delirious.