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


- Mr.. and Mrs. II. W. Adams spent
Sunday at Littleton, N. II. - Miss
Julia Farwell Is at home for her vacation.
= Schools close next week Friday with
public exercises by the upper departments
Brock, Mrs. x. s. Marshall and Flora Brock
are attending the encampment and conven-
ton OF the Grand Army and Womans Re-
lief Corp at Burlington. - At the an
nual meeting Of the Library association
last week, M. f. Baldwin was elected presi.
dent; Mrs. H. IL. Lee, librarian, and clerk,
with Mrs, Anna D. Leslie and Mrs Addie
Bigelow assistants. The library will be
open Wednesday evenings instead of Satur-
days. - The cantata given by the prim-
airy and intermediate schools last Friday
evening was success in every respect and
those having 1t in charge must feel well re-
paid for the time and labor spent. The re-
ceipts were some over 1913. - The store
OF s. 8. Peach was opsned last Saturday,
A. Sherwin, assignee, - Fred Stevens
and Miss Dawson were married at the
home OF his parents last Wednesday by
Rev. George Credeford. - Mrs. Deming
has gone to the Weirs to spend the summer,
where she has bought and furnished a
cottage. - Mrs Mamie Foss Williams
returned to her home In st. Adams last
Friday. - Harry Marshall has returned
from Lowell where he has been during the
winter.
Peacham.
l.. e. Darling's wife and daughter arrived
! home Saturday from New York. - W.
T. Brown arrived in town last Friday even
ing. He has been visiting in New Hamp-
shire and Massachusetts since last fall.
- Charles Gregory Is not any better at
this writing, and his recovery is considered
| very doubtful. g. Joseph Pascal and
wife were called to Littleton, N. H., last
Saturday, hir sister being very sick, -
James Cassidy was in Woodsville, N. H.,
home from Philadelphia last week, where
she has been attending school, - G. A.
Bunker left on Saturday for Randolph to
attend to his duties at the several State
normal schools. - Orcas Gibson's wife
is i'll. - George Clark has commenced
haying. - William U. McLocklin, the
road Commissioners, is grading the road be.
| low Robert E,den's, and making the road
30 it will be passable In the spring when
hight water comes. Some are kicking over
the work already but wait until the job is
completed and they will crawl into theil
holes and pull the hole in after them. There
are chronic kickers everywhere. William
knows what he is about and says he IL
hardened to it and "let 'em kick" -
Miss Anna Brown from Boston has beer
visiting at j. w. Robbins. She went tc
Oscar Gibson's to work on Monday. -
Frank Kimball and daughter were at st
Johnsbury last Saturday.
East Orange.
Mr.. and MIS-. Scott Paine spent Sunday
in Barre.
L. d. Calef with a young lady from
Washington, were guests at Scott Paine
on Friday.
Rev. Mr.. Vance preached very interest
ingly on Sunday forenoon, also held servi
ces at 2.30P.M
III n oh -
Bradford made a short call in town on Sat
urday afternoon.
Several from Maplewood farm at Corintl
attended church here on Sunday afternoon
also few from West Topsham.
The Sunday-school was reorganized OF
Sunday with Dea. g. w. Davis superinten
dent; Mrs. L. NJ Fisk, treasurer; Miss Edit
Davis, secretary; Miss Ethel Hamilton
committee for books
The Corinth Free Baptist quarterly meet
ing is TO convene at West Corinth com
mencing Friday the 18th, and continuing
over Sunday. The centennial anniversar.
OF that church is at that time.
Vershire.
Mrs. S. II. Martin was called to Soutl
! Corinth last week by the illness Of he
mother, Mrs. Bowley. - Two person
united with the Congregational church b.
letter last Sunday. - Mrs. Lawson Gil
son of Ludlow is visiting her daughter
Mrs. G. w. Jackson. - Mrs. Sophi
Clogston was received into the Adven
church the last Sunday in May. Chill
drens day is to be observed at the Congre
gational church next Sunday. Mrs
Davis Of Chelsea has recently visited he
daughter, Mrs. George K. Stacy. - Mrs
Sydney Wallace visited at Lemuel Robin
sons last week. - Charles Nation /
reported as seriously ill with tonsilitis
- A band OF willing Workers" ha
been organized which meets at the parson
age Saturday afternoons. Wilbu
Dickinson is recovering from a severe at
tack OF the grip. His brother-in-law, MI
Glover from Massachusetts has been wit
home for fe ~ weeks.