The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1899-06-28
Middlesex.

ED" Drew, former resident was in
town over Sunday.
Miss Matte Price OF Barre. spent Sunday
with rela ives in town.
G. NJ. Silloway and III. ID. Root OF Mont
pelier were in town on Saturday.
The Ladies Aid will meet with Mrs. Ru-
fus Leland, Wednesday afternoon, July 5.
Mrs. j. K. Goodenough of Montpelier has
been stopping with her mother, Mrs. G. B.
Holden.
DR.. and Mrs. W. M, Pierce returned last
Friday from their carriage drive in northern
Vermont.
Mrs, b. Fl. Norton OF Fairhsven is spend
ing the summer with her mother, Mrs. j.
A Somers
Mr.. and Mrs Fred II Guyette OF Bolton
are visiting at the home Of Mrs. B. E. Guy
cite in town.
Charles G. Ward came up from Bristol
last Wednesday and visited at his home
until Saturday.
Rev. j. Harry Holden's family came up
from Attleboro, Mass, last Monday and
will spend the summer with Mrs G. B.
Holden.
The White Mountain train made it's first
trip Monday. This will be a convenience
to any who wish to go to Montpelier in the
afternoon.
The Home Circle will hold a sociable
with Mrs. John 8. Long Wednesday after
noon, June 18. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all.
The house formerly occupied by Mr.. PEN
dor and now owned by Thomas Price was
burned last Thursday night. The origin Of
the fire is mystery.
Rev. e. G. Bass, who will be remembered
by some in this section, preached to the
Methodists last Sunday. Mr.. Bass was
born where John Turney now lives.
Clark j. Drown has finished work as en-
gineer at Egan's mill and gone to Bolton
where he has employment. His place at
the mill is filled by Lucius Kneeland.
W. H. H. Buck, whose illness has been
| noted from time to time, died last Thursday
house Friday. Mr.. Buck had always been
| a sufferer from rheumatism and has borne
| the burden with much fortitude. He leaves
| a widow.
Miss Kate Peck Of St. Johnsbury is visit
| ing in town.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Brock Darling OF Daven-
| port, Ia, are visiting friends and relatives
| in town.
A base ball team of village fellows de-
| feated team from the stone sheds by
score of 81 to 10 last Saturday.
Grades one and three Of the village
school closed Friday. Grade two closed
| Saturday. The children of that grade held
a picnic in the afternoon.
George FL. Paris was in West Concord
Saturday and Sunday. == Leonard Hood
| of Topsham was in town Saturday. - /.
| M. Kicker ia in Boston. - The knights
| of Pythias worked the third rank on q new
member Friday evening. - Mrs. ID. r
| Clark of Montpelier was in town Friday
One Of the large shade trees in the
| yard OF Mrs. Emma j. Clark was blown
down Thursday by the high wind which
prevailed in the forenoon. - Schools
closed for this term Friday.
South Duxbury.
Miss Q. Mckinney led the Sunday even.
ing prayer service.
Ray Kellogg had runaway last Monday
nigh with no serious injury.
The Dorcas society will meet at s. Turn
er's Wednesday afternoon and evening
N. Beach is building an addition to his
barn. A. Phillips is helding do the work
A. Griffith Is building house on the
place formerly belonging to Oliver Shaw.
Miss Corella Mckinney was called home
last week from III. Il. Wards on account Of
her mothers sickness.
Warren hurry leaves for the Klondike IL
few days. l.. Turner moves into the K
Bedding house and takes charge OF tn,
hurry mill.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. johnson are visiting he
aunt, Mrs. A. Crowell in Hyde Park. B
johnson is caring for their home durinI
their absence.