The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-07-13
bradford,

T.. M. Dunbar OF Dorchester, Mass, Is
spending a few weeks with his friend,
Harry Jenkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. #. l.. Cummings returned
last Friday evening from q short visit with
his parents at Barre.
I. R. Renfrew returned last Saturday
from q short visit with his sister and other
relatives in Nashua.
Merton W. Renfrew and wife Of Man
chester are spending a few weeks with his
father, II. e. Renfrew.
Mrs. A. W. Porter and son William are
visiting her mother, Mrs. W. b. Stevens,
and other relatives in town.
Rev. II. I. Barnard left last Friday for a
two weeks vacation. He will visit Boston
and other places in Massachusetts.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Shaw and Mrs. e. B.
Patch are visiting Mrs. M. H, Crook. They
expect to spend the summer months here.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. w. Stevens, Mrs. II. b.
Stevens and Mrs. Kate G. Gibbs Of st.
James, Mimi, are spending a few days at
Davis Pond.
Fred T. Kent OF Lawrence, Mass, 10
spending the summer at Hotel Low. He
received a hearty welcome from his hosts
of friends here on his arrival.
Miss Lena Allen returned last Friday
from Booth Bay Harbor, Me, where she has
been employed for several months. She
was accompanied by her friend, Miss o.. u.
Fifeld, who expects to spend several weeks
here.
Mrs. G. H. Chase is visiting her father, Z.
II. Welton, arriving Friday evening &C.
companied by her cousin, George M. War
rem Of Boston. He is employed in Faneuel
Hall market, a position he has occupied
several years.
Robert Renfrew was thrown from his
moving machine last Wednesday morning.
His left arm was broken and his shoulder
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ty-four years of age and has the sympathy
OF the entire community in his af1iction.
AS Mrs. L. A. Merrill with her little
child was driving home from the village
last Wednesday afternoon the horse be-
came frightened at the movements OF a hog
near the road and jumped, overturning the
carriage. Mrs. Merrill struck on her side
and head with the child or her, who es.
capped without injury. The horse dragged
the carriage to Mr.. Merrill's residence
where it brought up against a post. The
horse and carriage were damaged to quite
an extent.
Mrs. Hutchinson of East Orange drove to
the station last Wednesday afternoon to
meet her aged mother, Mrs. Dickinson, who
returned from Boston. AS they were driv-
ing near the residence of George Jenkins
the horse became frightened at something,
started suddenly, causing Mrs. Dickinson
to fall from the wagon. Assistance was
lmmeuldUbly DTOCuTbu anu bub was Jdhbu W
George w. Browns where she was given
medical attention. She was found to have
sustained no serious injury.
Married in Putney June 80 by Rev. L. p.
Tucker Vernon A. Doty of this place to
Miss Florence B. Patterson Of Putney.
They arrived here on the evening train of
the same day where they intend to make
their future residence. Mr.. Doty is one OF
Bradford's most popular young business
men, a graduate from Dartmouth College,
and is a member of the board Of school
trustees of this town. Mr.. and Mrs. Doty
were met at the station on their return by a
large company Of friends who extended to
them a hearty welcome and best wishes for
a happy future.
Sick headache, biliousness, constipation
and all liver and stomach troubles can be
quickly cured by using those famous little
pills known as DeWitt's Little Early Ris'
ers. They are pleasant to take and never
ripe. w, E. Terrill & Co.
Corinth.
Mrs. G.. G. Sargent is still ill. -
"wargraph" entertainment was given at the
academy hall last Thursday evening to
good sized audience. - Mrs. John Yer
mouth, who has been sick for a long time
died at her fathers house Thursday even
ing, July Z. She leaves a husband, two lit
tie children, father, mother and two sisters
Her funeral was largely attended at the
Corinth Corner church on Sunday, Rev
Mr.. Hutchins officiating. There were many
floral offerings from friends. - Schoo
at the academy closed on Saturday. ==
E. r. Darling and a number of boy board
New York city. - L.. M. Edison is a
East Barre painting for G. G. ROBBIE.
East Corinth.
Mrs. Huse of Orange is visiting her son
F.. c.. Huse.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. X. Darling of Chelsei
visited in town over Sunday.
Mrs. A. NJ. Divoll of Lewiston, Me-, il
visiting friends and relatives in town.
All farmers were busily engaged in hay
ing last week. The hay crop this year il
good.
W. r. Rowland, who has been teaching
in Barre, is spending his annual vacation a
home.
+. P. Webster, Walter Dodd, Mrs. j.
Chamberlin and Miss Helen Chamberlil
Of Boston visited in town last Saturday.
West Corinth.
G.. L. Spear is building an addition t.
his barn.
Helen Taplin closed a successful term O
school here July l.
Charles Blake is working for Orsol
Clement through haying.
Arthur Cross has bought the stage rout
from here to Bradford OF George Mcguire.
Alden Gresrson and Eta Southwick O
East Barre were at O.. f. Blake's last Sun
day.
E. R. Darling, with his summer boarder
from New York city, arrived at Maplewoot
farm July 2.
Arthur Blake and wife have left thei
place at Mr.. Locke's and nave gone to Ha
verhill, n. II.
Harry and Flossie Magoon of Greenfield
Mass, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A. @. Ken
yon, their grandparents.
Mr.. Worthy and wife OF this town ar
making a brief stay at the Charles Hansol
farm in the Borough while he is doing tn
haying there. Mr.. Bennett and family ar
at the Frank Avery farm for the present,
Quite a number from this place went t.
the Corner last Sunday to attend the funera
of Mrs. Mary (Heath) Yarmouth, who die,
OF consumption at the home of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Lorenzo Heath, July 7. Sh
was not quite twenty-five years of age an,
leaves a husband and two small children
Her funeral was held in the church, whicI
was crowded, thus showing the esteem il
which she was held. A large number @
flowers well arranged were presented. Rev
K. Hutchins preached the funeral sermo,
assisted by Rev. f. l. Sargent and Rev. Nj
Bolster. Mrs. Yarmouth was a member c
!, the Methodist church at the Corner an,