The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1899-11-01
Plainheld.

Col. j. H. Lucia was in town Wednes-
day.
Miss Maude l.. Austin visited in Barre
last Friday
James Martin entertained relatives from
Barre, last week.
Miss Matte Kiser went Thursday to
Montpelier to visit.
Mrs. R. d. Richards gave pleasant whist
party Friday evening
Miss Abbie Billings has been spending
the week with Miss Hartg.
Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Greeley are visiting
their daughter in Sanburnton, N. HI.
Deputy Collector A. L. Weeks of Stall
bans was in town last Wednesday,.
Frank Marsh and wife of Calais, visited
at l.. l.. Kuapp's the last OF the week.
In the absence OF town liquor agent James
Warhurst. l.. NJ. johnson is in charge.
Edwin Lane,and wife OF Montpelier, were
the guests of G. ID. Kidder over Sunday.
The Junior League held sociable at the
Methodist church parors Friday evening.
The Planfield Creamery Company has it's
ice and store house completed and painted.
Mrs. f. III. Brown of Lebanon, N. H., is
at T. P. Bartlett's caring for Mrs. Bartlett,
her mother.
S. A Batchelder, J. A. Foss and d. w.
afternoon.
Miss Hattie Slack of South Royalton,
visited her grandfather, Ira Batcheder,
last week.
Mrs. Norman Holt of Maple Hill, who
has been sick for long time, is thought to
be improving
Miss May Wheeler OF East Montpelier
was the guest Of Mrs. William Chaplin a
part of last week,
The meeting Of the home and foreign mis-
sions will be held Wednesday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. w. B. Page.
The first shall be last and the last fl st
was true in the case of E. F. Leavitt, who
returned from Boston Friday
Mrs. Harrison Lombard and Mrs. Jenni
Mitchell of Montpelier, we're at Mrs. De-
linda Lombard's on Saturday.
A, n. Greeley and wife, who have been
visiting their daughter at Sanborntown, N
H., returned home last Saturday.
N. B. Cove is at work for Mrs. R. ID
Richards who $ refitting the meat market
formerly occupied by S. ID. Cate.
Mrs John Worcester OF South Barre, who
has been with her father in the absence Of
her mother, returned home Friday.
DR.. w. e. Lszelle of Barre was called tC
town Friday in consultation with DR.. ID. b
Smith in the case of L. 9. Batchelder.
Fred Carpenter, who has been living il
one of G. ID. Kdder's hou ses, has moved tC
the house belonging to Charles Buckley.
John Ryan has bought 800 lambs, whicl
he got home SATURDAY.. They nice 10
and he will ii them Tor the winter market
Fred Batchelder, who has been at worl
at the White Mountains the past summer
has gone to work for Dr. George b. Nlchol
Of Barre.
Mrs. Walter Bgelow, who has been stoI
ping for the past few weeks at j. B. Wells
returned to her home in Brantree las
Thursday.
Mrs. Constance Parks and Mrs. T, !
Bartlett are improving in health l..
Batchelder is reported not quite as well q
last week.
The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist churc
is planning for a chicken-pie supper 500
and for sale to be held some time durin
the winter.
E. f, Lavitt, j. A, Foss, Bessie Spence
Edna and Abbie Clark are among thos
from this place who are in Boston or place
enroute this week.
Dr. d. B, Smith, Mrs. L. NJ. johnson
MIS- +. H. Brown, Mrs. A. T. Colbur
Mrs. Milford Kiser and Mrs. W. f. Lazel
were In Montpelier last Thursday.
A gang OF help at work for the telephor
company is engaged In putting in the 9
line from here to Hardwick by way of Nor
Montpelier.
4. a floss mas been at home for fe
days, but is to 40 to Springfield, Mass
Tuesday, to continue work ia the railwi
ostofce service.
Miss Mary Van Patten and Miss Ma
Lemon OF Burlington, who have been ii
guests OF Miss Lydia Hartig for the pa
few days, returned home Monday.
Mrs. A. S Martyr and Mrs. Emma II,
brook of Orange, who has but recently
turned from Danver, Col the sister al
sister-in-law OF Mrs. ID. b. Smith, visit
her last week.
Miss Abbie Foster. employed in an
sane asylum at Westboro, Mass, who b
been spending a two weeks vacation wi
her uncle, George Bolls, returned to b
work last Tuesday.