The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-08-10
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| Ing MS vacation Win relatives mere
w. A. Page OF Manchester made his
| friends in town short visit last week.
o. e. Clay went to Boston on the early
train on Sunday, being called there on bus
| mess.
Mrs. e. d. Little and children of Man
chester are visiting at her fathers, X B.
Kelley's.
Mrs. George W. Cole and three sons have
been visiting relatives in East Barre and
Plainfield.
Miss Harriet e. Craig is visiting her
schoolmate Miss May Bracket at West
Charleston.
Rev. A. II. Webb left Thursday for Old
Orchard beach where he will spend his
weeks vacation.
Ernest b. McDuffee OF Boston made his
parents Mr.. aud Mrs. H. G. McDuffee a
short call last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. &. W. Goodhue OF North
ampton are spending few weeks with rel
atives and friends in town.
Miss Eliza George Of Montpelier is spend
ing three weeks vacation with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. II. George.
Miss Alice Lamberton Of Plainfield and
Miss Myrtle Chamberlin OF East Barre are
visiting their uncle, George w. Cole.
Mrs. Blanche #. Renfrew, who has been
visiting her aunt, Mrs. j. M. Warden, re-
turned to Littleton, N. H. on Monday.
The sons OF veterans will hold campfire
at G. A. r. hall on August 16. Speakers are
expected from Barre and other places.
w. G. Coburn is having some needed re-
pairs made on his threshing machine ex-
pecting soon to commence his regular tour
OF work.
Miss Mara 8. Flanders, accompanied by
her FRIEND Miss Virginia merrill, Of Con-
cord, N. H., are spending q two weeks va
wit a HlQndara
John M. Rowell arrived here on the early
train on Sunday morning and expect to re-
main several weeks with his mother and
friends, after which he will go to North
ampton where he has position as teacher
in the high school at that place.
Mervin e. Banks of this place has pur-
chased the variety and jewelry store OF nj.
possession on Tuesday. Mr.. Banks has had
considerable experience in this line Of bust
ness in which we wish him success.
Miss Edith b. Jones who has been spend
ing several months at Concord returned on
Tuesday last, accompanied by her sister,
Mrs. Thomas Mckenzie of Westerly, r. l.
who expects to remain several weeks with
her parents, DR.. and Mrs. j. II. Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs.iVernon A. Doty left on Fri
day morning for a two weeks vacation
They expect to visit friends at Putney,
Brattleboro and Clarement during their alb
sence. Miss Alma Parker an experienced
operator from Newport will have charge Of
the Western Union telegraph office during
Mr.. Doty's absence.
The remains of the late Mrs. n. E. Frary
of Thetford were brought here for burial on
Saturday. Mrs. Frary was formerly and
for many years a resident of this town. AT
ter the death of her husband, n. e. Frary,
several years since, she sold her residence
on the lower plain, and purchased one at
not nrH xUh ah raaidp6
which occurred on Thursday moning after
an illness of about week.
The funeral services of the late Mrs. G.
r, Brooks were held at Grace Methodist
church Wednesday morning last, Rev. A.
II. Webb officiating. He spoke very feel
ingly of the deceased and OF the Christian
life she had led, directing the attention of
the mourning relatives and friends to the
home beyond the river where the dear one
had gone and where paintings never come.
Several appropriate selections were render
ed by Messrs. Mum, Davis, Kemp and
Lodge Of Odd Fellows Of which she was a
worthy member attending in body.
For broken surfaces, sores, insect bites,
burns, skin diseases and especially piles
there is one reliable remedy, DeWitt's
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You will not be disappointed with DeWitt's
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BrookfieId.
Marcus Peck is taking business trip this
week.
Inez Kibbee has been seriously i'll the
past week.
Clark Wilcox of Milford, Mass, is spend
ing some time with relatives in town.
There was large attendance at the Good
Templars' social at #. P. Lamson's last
Saturday evening.
The Christian Endeavor Society had a
very pleasant social at John Stones last
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Fanny Peck, who has been teaching
in st. Johnsbury the past year, is spending
part of her vacation in town.
e. q. Wheatley OF Meriden, Conn, is
making his annual visit in town, taking
board with his family at W. 9. Clark's.
DR.. Knight of Worcester, Mass, was at
W. G. Clarks Saturday and Sunday, re-
turning to Worcester on Monday. Mrs.
Knight and son will remain few weeks
longer.
The summer boarders at William G.
Clark's with several from the Raymond cot
tage and some others, had very enjoyable
picnic at Williamstown Gulf Springs last
| Saturday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Deacon Wilcox and Mr..
| and Mrs. A. L. Follansbee have been cleo
ted delegates to the county convention at
Vershire by the Sunday.school of the Sec
ond church.
Rev. William Schofield OF Williamstown
preached at the First and Second churches
| last Sunday. Rev. Mr.. Abercrombie OF
West Newbury is engaged to supply these
churches after the first of September.
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East Brookfield.
Mrs. g. d. French Of Everett, Mass, is a
guest at d. M. English's. - Charles
Bixby returned to his home in Bridge.
water, Mass, via the White Mountains by
wheel. - Richard, Benjamin, Leonard,
Grace, Gertie and Nora Bacon Of Chelsea
visited at j. II. Sprague's last week. -
Nathan CLARK has finished work for d. B.
Buck and is now working for j. II. Sprague
having moved his family to Sprague's gull
farm. - Mr.. Goodwin and Miss Hattie
Smith of Boston were guest at w. FL.
| Sprague's last Saturday. Mrs. j. A.
Peabody and Miss Eva Jackson are visit
| ing in Worcester, Mass. - DR.. T. III.
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