The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1899-05-24
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arl Foss was at home over Sunday.


Paul Cutler is not as we'll this week, pneu.
monia having developed.
Mrs. Beede returned Friday from South
birmingham where she has spent the win
ter.
Wesley A. Gray is to start on Thursday
for q business trip which will take him
west.
Miss Lena Southwick Of South Cabot and
Miss Whiting are learning dressmaking of
Miss Spencer
A meeting of the Methodist ladies' Aid
Will be held wednesday afternoon in the
church vestry.
F. e. Howe formerly of the Daiiy Record
now connected with the Barre Daiiy Times
was in town on Tuesday.
Strawberries will be served at the supper
given by the ladies OF the Congregations
church next Thursday evening.
Mrs. Ida III. Read OF Shelburne, State
president OF the Woman's Christian Tenn
perance Union. will give public address in
the Methodist church Monday at two P. NJ
Mrs. Read 's an interesting speaker 1t is
Wells River.
Miss Hattie Craig spent last Sunday at
her home in Bradford.
DR.. Child Of Haverhill will deliver the
Memorial day address here.
l.. B. Harris, department commander G..
A. r., was in town last week.
Lottie Munsell spent Sunday at Newbury
with her sister, Mrs. Worthen.
The entertainment given by the interme-
date and primary pupils will be May &c.
Mrs. Charles Leslie and Miss Lucia Leslie
are recovering from an attack OF the grip.
Mrs. X. Marshall spent several days of
last week and last Sunday with friends at
st. Johnsbury.
Mrs. Coy Of Somerville, Mass, who has
bean visiting her mother, Mrs. Cheney, re-
turned to her home Monday.
K. ID. Carpenter went to Barre last week
to see his sister, Mrs. wheatley, who has
been seriously i'll for long time.
Warren Moore has been confined to the
house by sickness for the past two months
and is yet unable to be about the house.
Mrs. G. FL. Credeford, Grace Allison.
Florence Goss, Ella Munsell, Frank Learn
ed and Luther Butler, are delegates from
this Christian Endeavor Society TO the
sixth local union to be held at West New.
bury May 10.
The Over Sixty Club met with Mrs. e. A.
Evans at the home OF Mrs. George F.
Smith, Woodsville, last Wednesday. Be-
sides the members of the club about twenty
not members were present. The club and
some others are invited to Mrs. +. Dearth's,
Woodsville, next Thursday, who entertains
for her mother, Mrs. Rumsey Of this place.
Moretown.
On Tuesday evening Mrs. Rose Abbott
was arrested by the sheriff from Barre and
brought to the hotel where she remained
over night Wednesday morning Mrs. ST.
monds and her son were also placed under
arrest and taken to the office OF Lawyer e.
States Attorney Hoar was present with NJ.
M Gordon and other parties from Barre.
They were found guilty Of theft and Mrs.
Abbott was sentenced by Justice A G.
Fay to the House of Correction for nine
months. The boy who is about thirteen
years OF age was sent to the State Indus
trial school at Vergennes during the re-
mainder OF his minority. Mrs. Simonds
was fined $40 and costs and was allowed
three months to pay the same, in default of
which she will also be taken to the House
OF Correction. AS nothing could be proven
against her husband he was set free Some
think the boys sentence too severe, but he
will be better off there than under the in
tiuence Of such a mother
Newbury.
Or. e. A. johnson OF Boston was in town
this week, for few days.
Mrs. III. N. chamberlain has been on the |
sick list for several days, but is improving. |
James f. Underhill OF Idaho Springs,
Colorado, ia visiting his mother, Mrs l.. f. |
Wheeler.
Edmund Atkinson and sister OF Maline,
Ill are in town aud will occupy their cot
tage for the summer.
Wells River High'school base ball team
played the Newbury High school team on
The common last Saturday, score, Newbury
II, Wells River 10.
Mrs. George Fabyan and daughter, OF
Providence, X. l will spend the summer
III hAr ID
berlin. Mr. Fabysn has been transferred
TO Minneapolis, MINI to manage one OF
The largest clothing houses in the country.