The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1899-08-02
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Many OF the farmers have finished haying
and report fair crop.
Mrs. j. b. Thompson has gone to Hunt
ingdon, p. O., to visit her parents and other
relatives.
J. M. Thompson OF Montpelier and Mrs.
III. r. Wood OF Williamstown, spent Sun
day in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. @. Newcomb of Atchi-
son, Kan, visited their cousins, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. d. Bragg, last week.
Miss Ina b. Dana, who graduated from
the Randolph Normal school in June, is to
teach in Starksboro this fall.
Miss Hattie McMullin OF Fitchburg and
Mrs. Stewart Of Leomnster, Mass, are the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Maxwell.
David Mckay had horse injured last
week by the breaking of defective plank
on the bridge near No. schoolhouse.
G. M. 5eaver who represents the WATCH
NAM, was in town last Monday. He finds
the WATcHMAs is still regarded as the real
home paper.
The slide" still attracts a large number
OF visitors. Last week about sixty, includ-
ing visitors from Massacl usetts, Minnesota
and Kansas, enjoyed trip and social visit
to that locality.
North Fayston.
Miss Elsie Morse visited last week with
her sister, Mrs. M. K, Davis. - James
Mary Fletcher hospital. 80 Miss Jennie
Hathaway OF Moretown visited with her
grandparents the past week. - Messrs.
Gliddens and Martin Of Marsbfeld are bale
ing the hay on the George wilkins farm.
- Arthur Boyce and his mother went
to Burlington this week to visit his wife at
the Mary Fletcher hospital. - Mr.. and
Mrs. Brooks and Mr.. Hobbs OF Msrshfield
are visiting at Mrs. M. K. Davis -
Most Of the farmers have finished haying
and report better quality 4 not as heavy
Stephen johnson visited in North6eld the
past week.
South Duxbury
Fayette Freeman of Hartford, Conn, is
spending his vacation with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. l.. freeman. Mrs. L. Loui-
zele visited in Waterbury last week. -
Mr.. Pape of Montpelier set very nice
monument OF Barre granite in South Dux-
drews. - Mr.. and Mrs. K. Andrews OF
Montpelier spent the week in this vicinity.
- William N. Wards family OF More
| town and his sister, Mrs. A, Collins, and
daughter Of Dorchester, Mass, and Mrs. g.
| Buckley of Moretown were the guests OF
| s. Somerville the past week. - r. Farm
ham was quite badly hurt last Friday after
noon by his horse kicking him in the face
ing on Ward Hill. - Mrs. A. Phillips
visited Mrs. G. Griffith the past week
- Miss Edith Butler led the Sunday
evening prayer service.
| Calais.
Miss frankie Kent was in Cabot the first
OF the week.
L. A. Kent and Leon Cole were in town
from Hardwick Sunday.
Miss Eva Mack of Manchester, N. H.,
has been visiting in town recently.
|
| Everett, Mass, are visiting in town.
Mr.. and Mrs Farnham and son of East
Montpelier visited in town last week.
The annual Wheeler picnic and reunion
will be held at Curtis Pond next Saturday
August 8.
There is to be cotillion party at Me
mortal Hall next Friday evening, August
4. Music, Van Ornam's orchestra.
Mrs. l.. A. Kent is at her Calais home
| and has been entertaining her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Hollister of Marshfield and Mr.
and Mrs. Clark Of New Haven, Conn.
The band meets every Saturday evening
at Van Ornam's hall for practice under the
| leadership of W. l.. White. The selections
creditable, taking in consideration that
some of the members were absent and the
short time they have been playing together
We heartily wish their success.
Bradford Center.
Mrs. George Silloway was taken i'll las
| Sunday afternoon.
Leo Mcclure commenced work for e. p
Norcross on Monday.
N. f. Kelley and family and Charles
Cunningham spent Sunday at Lake Morey
Nelson Kelley and Ernest Mcclure ar,
haying for George Martin on the Soutl
road
Miss Minnie Eames and Myrtle Emerson
are attending the summer school for teach
ers at Bradford.
Frank Styles left Monday on his wheel a
five o'clock, arriving at Porter, Maine, a
| eight o'clock in the evening, distance o
one hundred and twenty miles. He stop
ped one hour for dinner. He has returned
and is ready for business.
Fairlee.
Mrs. l.. j. Sargent of Manchester, n. III
is visiting here and at Oxford.
Rev. T. p. Frost and family have come &
their summer cottage at Lake Morey TO
their annual vacation.
We are glad to see our former neighbor
A. G. Newcomb from Dedham Mass, re
turn once more 30 vigorous and active. III
carries his fourscore and two years yer,
lightly.
A reception was given to Rev. Mr.. Bar
nard at the Wynona House Wednesda,
evening when about one hundred OF hi
friends met to express to him their regret a
his removal from us.
The church was we'll filled Sunday even
ing to hear Miss Julia K. A. Gulick tel
something OF her missionary work in Japan
where she has spent twenty-five years
Miss Danforth of the Methodist mission il
Japan followed with graphic glimpses O
her work. Both speakers were interesting
Miss Gulick also spoke to the ladies Wed
nesday afternoon giving fuller account O
the needs and the condition Of the mission
airy work in Japan. Three generations o
Miss Gulick's family have been engaged IL
missionary work in different countries.
West Fairloe Center.
Miss Luna Proper went Friday to visit il
Hanover N. II.
Lawrence Miller of Newton Center
Mass, and Harold Morse of Brooklyn, N
Y, are visiting relatives.
Jack Russ, after a short stay in Law
renee, Mass, has returned and with Eel
Tucker has engaged to work for j. N Kim
ball.
Mrs. Warren W. Whitcomb died Frida
night after protracted illness following al
attack OF the grip last winter. The funera