The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-07-27
Bradford.

Harry Randall OF Newport made his
friends short call on Tuesday.
John Chamberlin of Nashua, N H, is
visiting relatives and friends in town.
Mrs. Marshall of Boston is spending a
few days with her brother, George r. An
dros.
Miss Lena Allen returned on Saturday
from short visit with friends at St. Johns.
bury.
Mrs. G. G. Doty returned on Saturday
| from short visit with friends at Chcopee
| Falls, Mass
William Farnham and family of Buffalo
n. Y, are visiting his father Ex-Governor
r. Farnham.
| Miss Sadie Batchelder Of st. Johnsbury is
working in the large millinery store of Mrs.
G. Ell. Curtis
| Mrs r. M. Harvey and son Of Topsham
are spending few days with her sister,
Mrs. Fl. G. McDuffee.
Miss Georgia L. Erwin, who has been
suffering for several days from an attack of
tonsilitis, is improving.
| Miss Helen Nye is taking two weeks
| vacation and will visit friends in Chelsea,
Mass, and Manchester.
Miss Minnie Blanchard from New York,
| formerly employed at the store of II. A.
| Winship of this place, is visiting at G. c.
Doty's.
| The work on the cellar of the new Metho-
| dist parsonage has been completed and the
| walls laid ready for the carpenters who
will commence this week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Pickett are at their
| beautiful summer home, Cliff Null Lodge,
Lake Morey, where they expect to remain
for the rest of the season.
| Mr.. and Mrs. e. 8. Osgood of Bellows
Falls arrived in town on Saturday and will
| remain several days with her father, Ex-
| Governor Roswell Farnham.
ComDanv q military hand hava heen an
! gagged to furnish music for the State fair
which is to be held at White River Junction
August 81 to September 2 inclusive.
L. 8. Erwin returned from Corinth on
| Saturday where he has been employed
| doing several large jobs OF carpenter work.
He expects to remain here for the present.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Nelson from Pasa.
dena, California, are visiting his sisters,
| Misses Lucy and Charlotte Nelson, expect
ing to remain here several weeks. Mr.
Nelson was formerly a resident Of this
town, being engaged with his father, W. 8.
Nelson in the painting business. but later
moved to st. Johnsbury where he accepted
position as organist at the North street
church, which position he held for several
years. On account of very poor health he
was obliged to give up this position. He
went to Florida, but not deriving the bene-
fit desired moved to California where he
has since made his residence.
WaitsfleId.
L. G. Berry had very poor spell Monday
but is more comfortable.
John Maxwell, who was reported injured
last week. is doing we'll.
G. NJ. Richardson has been i'll the past
week but is reported better.
G. r. Miller OF Boston was in town over
Saturday and Sunday, returning Sunday
night
Mrs. Q. II. Newcomb is at Mary Fletcher
Hospital having an operation performed
upon one ear,
w. b. Richardson, clerk for W. f. Jones,
and c. j. Green, clerk for #. A. Boyce, are
taking their vacations these days.
Five couples of young people went to
Granville last Sunday for ride. They
took dinner at the hotel and report fine
time.
o. M. Eaton and family go to Highgate
Springs this week for two or three weeks
outing, Several invited guests go with
them. Mr.. Eaton owns cottage there
near Platts landing.
Our band stand is not only ornamental
but useful The concert Monday evening
was very much enjoyed by those who had
the pleasure OF listening TO it. The band
should be encouraged.
Mrs. Wooster Of Rutland has been in town
the past few days visiting with her cousins,
the Pingrees Of Orange, n. j., who are stop
ping for the summer with A. w. Bigelow.
Mrs. Wooster is daughter Of the late John
Spalding who formerly lived in this town.