The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-06-15
East Elmore.

Miss Hattie Silloway is at home. -
Miss Josie Silloway and Mabel Carpenter
are at home for the vacation. g MIS-.
William Swift has gone to Milton to care for
her daughter, Mrs. II. r. Lucia. - Quite
good many from here went to the pond on
Monday to attend the caucus. - MIR.
and Mrs. Clark Trow visited relatives here
the first of the week. - John II. Morse
visited his uncle E. A. Morse of Calais last
Saturday. - Children's Day will be OBJ
served here next Sunday West Woodbury.
school joining with our school in the exer-
cises. - b. +. Morse was in Morrisville
last Saturday to see to fixing up the camp
ground ready for camp-meeting - Miss
Lila Bangs has been circulating paper to
get lamps for the school-house which has
been signed quite literally. - William
Swift is all smiles. Cause, a grandson.
and Mrs. II. K. Lucia. Mrs. Lucia will be
remembered as Miss Edith Swift. Congrat-
ulations are extended. - Dennis Law
son was at home last Sunday. He has been
quite sick at Al Jackson's in Hardwick.
Rando.p Center.
Mr. and Mrs. William Bryant have a
week old baby girl.
Forest tent caterpillars are making sad
havoc in this vicinity.
Rev. E. W. Sharp OF South Royalton is
expected to preach at the Methodist church
next Sunday in exchange with the pastor.
Rev. George o. Howe of Randolph preach
ed an interesting and forcible sermon on
"Life's Mission before the graduating
classes of the Normal School last Sunday
evening. His text was twist ye not that
must be about my Fathers business"
woodbury.,
Myra Sherman is visiting her grandpar-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Smith.
Come out and see the kaleidoscope June
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church.
The listers are very busy with the quad
rennial appraisal. The erection Of the new
houses and the development of quarries
will make extra work for them.
Jack Mcdonald was arrested Monday af-
ternoon by Deputy Sheriff Foster. He was
intoxicated and had an idea he could wipe
Woodbury. off the face OF the earth"
The town authorities have paid the
Fletcher Company their $1,000 and the
company intends to move its monumental
and polishing works here from st. Adams.
South Woodbury..
The South Woodbury. cemetery association
meet at the cemetery June II. All members
are requested to be present. - Byron
Sabin of New York is visiting friends and
relatives in Calais and Woodbury.. F. Miss
Kate Freeman of Barre is visiting Miss Kate
Wells. - Mrs. Byron Pierce is in poor
health. - The Ladies Aid meets with
Mrs. Mary Batchelder Wednesday, June Is,
afternoon and evening. All are cordially in
yited. - Edison's projecting microscope,
the wonder of the age, under the personal
direction of John NJ. Foss will be exhibited at
the Congregational church June IL. Money to
be used towards furnace for the church. 1t
is hoped there will be good attendance.
- James Christy, who has been in poor
health for few months past. is failing rapidly.
Walden.
The Ladies' Mite Society met with Mrs.
S. V. Meader Thursday afternoon, June 8.
- Rev. NJ. X. Parounagian went to
Irasburgh to preachers meeting last week.
- The Epworth League gave an ice
cream supper and entertainment Tuesday
night at Carpenter hall. - Miss Irene
Fales stopped with Mrs. Parounagian while
the pastor was at preachers meeting. -
A. A. Scott has gone to work IN the cream
cry. A. A, Scott, wife and grandchild
have returned from Kennebunk Beach,
where they have been for more than year
Copperfield.
Miss Kate Sullivan is home from St. Al
bans for a short visit. - f. w. Farm
ham and daughter, Miss Alice Farnham,
spent Sunday in Tunbridge. Mrs
Mary Townsend OF Rutland recently visited
at w. +. Rowell's. - George Chase of
North Haverhill has been visiting his sis
ter, Mrs. Nat. Hutchins. - Fred Reeve
who has been visiting relatives here has
returned to Massachusetts. His mother,
Mrs. Rankin, has moved to East Barre
where Mr.. Rankin is employed as carpen-
ter. - Mr.. Williams is working in New
bury.
East Brookfield.
Mrs. G. b. Carpenter and sons visited in
Chelsea last week. - DIR. l.. &. Wake
field of Montdelier was the guest Of q. W.
Clark on Sunday. - William Shepard
returned last week from a two weeks visit
at his old home in St. Johnsburv.
The Ladies' Society meet with Mrs l.. b.
Kibbee on Thursday afternoon OF this week.
g. l.. ID. Brock OF Barnet, the general
agent for the DeLaval Cream Separator,
was in town last week and sold two ma
chimes here and one in North Randolph.
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