The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1899-08-09
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for week.
Very few went on the excursion to West
port, N. Y.
Edward Connell of the Ne,os force is |
away on vacation.
j. p. Brooks is to erect house on his lot, |
near the Walling farm.
President A. d. Brown and family are
visiting in Brattleboro.
w. A. Ellis is at the Plumley camp at
North Hero for a week.
A. w. Barnard returned Friday from
business trip in Connecticut.
Wilmot Bane, who has been visiting
here, has returned to Waltham, Mass.
The vestry of st. Mary's parish met Fri
day evening to consider parish matters.
The Emerson Aqueduct Company re.
Gently laid about 500 worth of new pipe.
Jerry Donahue has purchased the house,
owned by Joseph Denny, on Central street.
Martin Hanlon is wiring the corn factory
for fifty lights. He has several houses to
wire.
A disgraceful fight between two young
boys in the park was one Of the attractions
Monday.
+. N. Whitney has purchased the News
building OF Miss M. P. Moore. Considers-
ton, $1,75O.
Charles Avery, who went to New York
city last week, has obtained employment
on the electric cars.
Work has begun on the erection OF three
new houses and three more are nearing
completion in the village.
Henry Bosrdman andl Mark Green both
concluded to pay their fines and not go tc
Jail for twenty days each.
f, L. Howe & Co., placed a Swede gran.
tie monument in Elmwood cemetery, Barre,
on Monday. 1t is the first of that kind OF
granite in that cemetery.
r. s. Dow and wife of Woodstock, N. II.
are visiting in town. Mr.. Dow was former
| ly q cadet at the University, and Mrs. Dow
was teacher In our graded school.
The directors OF the Dog River Valley
Fair are making arrangements to have the
fair next month great success. The
| coaching parade is to be one OF the attrac-
| tions.
w. S. Prior of Worcester, Mass. and his
brother Willis of Underhill visited at e. e.
Thompson's this week. Willis will enter
the freshman class at Norwich University
this fall
The members of Company #, First Yer
mont Volunteers, have received invitations
to the reunion of the Washington county
veterans at Dewey park, Montpelier,
| August 10.
Mrs. M. Averill met with serious acct.
dent this week near Howe's pond. The
horse became frightened and backed over
the bank. Mrs. Averill was taken to Ralph
Howe's where she received medical aid.
George LsFrania while going down
school-house hill Friday evening on his
wheel collided with the team OF Charles
| Fuller. The result was a cut on The head
that necessitated two or three stitches, and
badly cut finger.
Lieutenant Mason OF the Twenty sixth
regiment, United States Army, was in town
IhurJdsy to recruit for the regiment.
George Mann Of Roxbury enlisted. Two
members of Company F, John Loonery and
W. L. Curtis, have enlisted for this regi-
ment. Charles Loomis is in the Sixth
United States cavalry, Harry Brown and
Fred Holden are with the Twenty-first reg
iment at Manila.
About seventy five Masons Odd Fellows
and Grand Army men met at the residence
OF G. @. Bates on Vine street Monday even
| ing, 1t being the sixtieth birthday of War.
rem 8. Clark. Refreshments were served
w. w. Holden presented Mr.. Clark, in be-
half OF the members, pair OF solid gold
bow glasses, cane and a sum Of money.
Several other presents were left as a re-
! hinder Of the occasion
Gouldsville.
Will Cook has gone to Randolph to work
Dora Andrews is visiting her brother at
Newbury.
Herbert Cross of Springfield, Mass, is at
nome on Visit.
George Bailey purchased team in Bur-
lngton, last week.
George Chandler has gone to Cavendish
to work in mill.
John Riley has returned to work, much
improved in health.
Lola Ingalls, of Randolph, is visiting her
grandmother, Mrs. Marble.
Rev. David G. Thatcher and family are
visiting at William Luther's.
e. w. Cochrane has returned from visit
to Marshfield and is now quite sick.
Charles Heath has returned from his work
in New York and is to 60 west on visit.
Joseph Poulin and wife have begun
housekeeping in Mrs. Yarrington's tene-
ment.
Mrs. F. P. Kinds of Hinsdae N. H., is
visiting with her sister, Mrs. A. r. An
drews.
Mr.. and Mrs Daniel O'Neil have gone to
Saxtons River to work during the shut
down here.
g. 8. Kimball has had new platform
and new butchers scales put into his
slaughter house, which is nearly completed.
Truman Chase has returned from Heaton
hospital where he has been for number of
weeks. He seems to be feeling quite we'll
for an old man.
Miss Annie Gaynor, who has been at II.
q
to her home in Boston last Thursday very
much improved in health. She has made
many friends here who earnestly hope that
she will be able to come again next year.
The mill Is shut down on account OF low
water and many are enjoying vacations
ont Of town, among whom are Will Legier
and family in Canada, Ed. Legier and fam.
lily at Richford, Frank Kaylor and family at
Granville, Miss Lizzie Cook at Barre, and
Miss Una Hill at Berlin.
While e. l.. Gross and wife were return.
ing from Montpelier, one day last week, the
horse became frightened and ram throwing
Mrs. Gross out. She received internal in.
juries which have proved to be quite ser.
ious but at present she Is more comfortable
and her recovery Is expected.
East Warren.
The Ladies Mite society will meet Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. Hosea Towne
All are invited.
Rev. e. Trowbridge from South Albany
will hold quarterly meeting services here
next Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Robert Lang had shock last week.
Mrs. Carrie Quimby and daughter from
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