The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1899-07-19
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Miss Clara knights condition remains
about the same, she being in serious con-
dition.
Mrs. Hattie Skillen Of the Province of
Quebec, visited f. A. Wales, her brother,
last week.
Miss Mabel Parlin is very i'll with gastric
fever. Some doubts are entertained as to
her recovery.
The barn raising Of John Crane occurred |
last Tuesday. Mr. Crane will have the |
largest barn in town when completed.
Miss Louise Wilson, daughter OF Louise
Walbridge Wilson, is in town visiting rela-
tives. She has made it her home OF late |
years in Kansas and California.
Rev. H. L. Hartwell, family and goods
have departed for Dunstsble, Mass, much
to the regret OF great many. His pastor
ate covering period OF little over four
years has been very successful. The addi-
tions to church membership have been very
| gratifying and complimentary. The re-
pairs and remodelling on the church edi-
| fee, especially in the interior, have been
very marked, contrasting considerably to
ordinary country churches. AT all times
has the kindest OF regard and feelings been
| enjoyed between pastor and people. Mr..
Hartwell is a man OF broad and liberal
| views, consistent and abreast OF the times
| In all public undertakings of Importance
| and usefulness, he was always found ready
to assist. In Mr.. and Mrs. Hartwell the
| Good Templars will lose valuable allies in
their work, which society they early joined
| after locating here. The well wishes Of all
follow him TO his new field OF labor.
Strafford.
The remains OF Senator Morrill, and OF his
wife will be deposited in the family
mausoleum next Wednesday at 3 p. NJ.
Rev. E. Blake, Free Baptist, will return
from his outing this week and occupy his
pulpit at South STAFFORD next Sunday.
Rev. w. @. Boutwell, preached last Sun
day in Advent hall. He will hold services
there every alternate Sunday for the pres
emit.
The Reynolds brothers are developing
ther Orange mine owned by them. The in
dications improve with every downward
blast.
There will be preaching at the Universal
list church at South STAFFORD by Mr.. Allen
of Tufts college, Massachusetts, through
the summer.
DR.. w. f. Morrill, and wife of New AL
bsny, Ind, and Mrs. Edna Carpenter are
making stop in Strafford. DR.. Morrill, is
brother of Senator Morrill, and Mrs. Car
penter, sister.
Next Friday will be observed in the tow n
hall from three to five P. M, the twenty
fifth anniversary of the pastorate of Rev. II.
| Cummings in this town. Clergymen from
other towns are expected to be present.
James Ordway and wife OF Sandy Hill,
N. Y, are in town and B. r. Rollins and
wife Of Boston are expected here early this
week. Among other summer visitors are
N. +. Morrill, Of Chicago, Mrs. William III
Sanborn of Greenfield, Mass, Mrs, Janette
ID. Hyde, wife Of George e. Hyde OF the
/ United States Geological Survey, and their
son. saszS-s
Mrs. Abbie Nolan has been quite sick
during the past week - A young call
escaped from the farm of Eugene DECKER
man one day last week. giving the owner 6
long chase before he was caught. - H
A. Winship was in town last Saturday
- Miss Edith Hanson of Corinth is Wis
. iting at G. A. Curriers' - Mrs. j. d
Thornton and son Archie Of Arlington
Mass, are visiting at Horace Randall's
= - party OF young men visited the
: home Of Sidney K Mead in the Territory
. one night not long ago, the visit being oc
casioned by the recent marriage of Mr.
: Mead. They went to be treated and it il
understood they were. - Mrs Johr
u Nolan of Ryegate visited at Judge Nc
d Lam's last Saturday. Her daughter, whit
with her. - The creamery paid its pat
y rons fifteen cents for June butter. -
George Hall and M. G. Kezer have beer
haying on the old Harry Emery farm.
j. South Woodbury..
= Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Burnhsm visited
l. Mr.. Burnbam's aunt at Fort Ethan Allen
8 - Mrs B. III Wells Of Barre with TIVE
d children are stopping with Mrs. Farms
worth. - Clarence Burnham Of Bristo
has been visiting in town for week. 60
n Albert Burnham helped In the store Will,
n his son Harry was away. - Marion
= Wheeler celebrated her fifth and Cori
4 WILDER her sixth birthday last Saturday at
a ternoon by inviting in ten little girls for
lawn party. AT half past four cake and c
cream with lemonade was served. -
) The Ladies' Aid meets with Mrs. Franl
. Batchelder Wednesday afternoon, July &c
} All are cordially invited. - DIR. Hal
; has purchased new wagon from Sears &
u Roebuck, Chicago. - The Good TEN
= plars have purchased an organ for thei
u lodge.
= GouIdsvilIe.
It Miss Blanche Smaley is visiting at Mont
r pelier. - Frank Briggs and wife, VIII
a was formerly Miss Eva Fisher, are victim,
n at Charles Briggs. - Mrs. ID. b. Adam
o and Mrs. Julia Wright were called t.
n Braintree last week on account of the i'll
h ness and death Of their father. - K. w
8 Robbins has purchased team of Rober
:. Redpath. The lawn party at W. p
y Springer's last week, was very well at
tended - Miss Mildred Cook gave
J. party to her young friends last Wednesda,
!. afternoon on her seventh birthday Ic,
q cream and cake were served and man,
o little tokens Of esteem were left the little
! hostess. - Miss Jennie Coburn was a
4 home from Barre, last week. - Mrs
i Charles Chandler is visiting her daughte
4 at Graniteville, - Frank Wright anC
' family OF Worcester, Mass, are visiting a
!. D. B. Adams. - The Dewey club gave
, dance at Cross hall, last Saturday even
i ing. - Mrs. G. L. Andrews and sor
q Paul. are visiting her father, j. w. Gould
South Ryegate.
Mrs. George r. Brown went to the hos
pital at Hanover last Saturday. An opera
ton was successfully performed at two p
M, Monday. 1t is hoped that she may re-
turn home within two weeks. - Sum,
, mer boarders have begun to arrive. At Lee
Brooks the first was young lady weigh
ing eight and a half pounds early Tuesday
morning. - Mrs. W. T. George is stop
, ping with her sisters and friends for few
, days in Topshsm. - William Terry Is
spending the week up through the White
, Mountain Notch - John Harris OF
Marblehead, Mass, is spending his summer
vacation with William Terry's family.