The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1899-08-23
Warren.

j. p. Tucker and wife visited in Bristol
last week.
George Parker and wife of Troy, N. Y
are visiting in town.
E. A. Heath was in Bethel and Roxbury
Saturday on business.
Miss Dolly Wales of Boston visited rela-
tives in town last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. f. Hewitt OF Bristol
visited in town the past week.
w. H. Cardell and f. G. Blake were in
Montpelier and Barre Saturday.
Elias Cardell with his nephew Robert of
Iowa are visiting at s. Banister's.
Mr.. and Mrs Bert Dickey and family Of
Barre visited in town the past week.
Charles Hewlett of Rochester was in town
Friday looking after his telephone line
W. e. Nichols and wife of Montpelier
visited Nahum Nichols, his father, last
week
Mayor Senter and Mrs. Senter OF Mont
pelier spent last Friday and Saturday in
town.
Mrs. Jerome of Mortified spent the past
week with her daughter, Mrs. Linsy Cole
brook.
Saturday was the hottest day of the sea-
son, the mercury registering $50 in the
shade.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. M. Jones and Mr.. and
Mrs e. M. Turner took short outing at
Lake Champlain last week.
Work on the new bridge has been at
standstill the past few days on account Of
defective ropes to the derrick.
Mrs. Nathan Thayer started Friday morn
ing for Colorado to visit her son, DR.. S. ID.
McAllister who is in poor health.
Plyna Parker, G. A. Parker o. NJ. Jones
and their families attended the reunion Of
the Parker family at Fayston last Thursday.
The Warren base ball club played their
return game with the Waitsfield club at
Waitsfield Saturday afternoon, resulting in
victory for Warren by score OF 10 to 3.
Ryegate.
The Reformed Presbyterian brethren
held their communion in the United Pres
loss of their church by fire.
Invitations are out for reception to be
given to Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Renfrew at
the home OF his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
Renfrew Tuesday evening. A rare good
time is expected
I. A. Meader killed hawk last week
that measured some four feet from tip to tip.
l.. Fl. Meader and children returned to
their home in Providence last Friday after
spending short vacation in town with his
parents.
VI, H.
James X. Park and sister OF South Ryegate,
and Mrs. Edgar Miller Of Woodsvile leave
for the beach Tuesday morning to spend a
short vacation.
W. Thompson went to market Monday
with a large carload Of new milch COWS and
hogs.
Will Morrison of Barnet spent Sunday in
town the guest OF his cousin, Miss Jeanette
Symes.
DR.. Will Beattie OF Littleton was in town
last Thursday morning.
The Christian Endeavor Society had their
meeting Monday evening this week instead
| of Tuesday.
Mrs, Abbie Gibson and her daughter
Jeanette Of South Ryegate were at their
old home in No. 2 district last Thursday af-
ternoOn.
W. j. Smith was in Groton last Thurs
day ON business.
Peacham
Ely Wheeler has sold his meat business
and has gone on the road selling books.
George g. Bruce and daughter OF Woburn,
Mass, visited in town last Wednesday.
George Bigelow and family have moved
into the Judkins' house at the south viii
lage.
James Craig has started his reaper and
reports good harvest OF grain among the
| farmers.
The New England Order Of Protection
held its annual picnic at Lake st, Joseph
on Tuesday.
7. s, Varnum and family from Detroit,
Mich, arrived in town Saturday TO sojourn
for several weeks.
The young people broke camp and re-
| turned home last week They report a fine
time at the lakeside.
G, A. Bunker and wife expect to leave
September l for Barnstead, N. III. Mr..
Bunker has leased his house to Prof. @. III
Cambridge for one year. He will be here
in time for the fall school and Ia now en-
ployed as teacher at the Caledonia county
grammar school