The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1899-08-30
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he will pass with his parents, Mr.. aud Mrs
N. Whestey. - Mrs. j. A. Peabody
and Francis Goodwin left for northern New
York last week where they will visit rela-
working force Of help, making permanent
road through this village. - j. M. An
II was called to Gaysvlle last week by
death of his father, j. @ Angel. -
+. " Hassan came with about fifteen men
from Gaysville last week and commenced
getting out last blocks the first OF the week.
- Harry Buchanan OF Gaysville Is Wis
ting his uncle, j. M. Angel. 80 Mrs. |
DR.. Everett and Miss Flossie McAdams OF
Boston, Mass are guests at @. W. Clarks.
- Miss Luna Price visited her aunt, |
DIR. M. S. Marshall at Montpelier last week.
- Levi Tenny Peck OF Kenora, West |
Virginia, visited his cousin, Mrs. N. Wheat
ley last week. g. David ID. Whitney of
Montpelier is visiting his parents, G. H.
Whitney and wife. - Il. v Price was In
Mortified last week to have some dental
work done at the parlors of DIR. Walter
Huntley. - Gilmore Lane of Brandon,
former resident here, called on friends the
first of the week
Orange.
A. L. Moves has been i'll for the past few
days.
Edna Beard entertained at corn roast
last Friday evening.
Mrs. Sophronia Waterman and daughter
Nlslbou III lldiuWlOh AooO WOOh'
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilman Jackson enter
tanned friends from Boston recently.
Mrs. Walter Guptil OF Waterbury spent
a few days last week with her cousin, W.
III. Crockett.
Several OF the members OF the Christian
Endeavor society are attending the conven-
ton at Montpelier.
This town is represented in the Twenty
sixth United States volunteers by two of
our most worthy young men, Luther X.
Lord and Charles M Cochran. They both
were out with the First Vermont regiment.
Rev. W. P. Jackson was too ill to preach
last Sunday. A prayer and praise service
was conducted by Reuben Lord, instead OF
the regular morning service. Christian
Endeavor meeting was held as usual at five
o'clock.
East Orange.
Rev. Mr.. Hatch of East Corinth preached
here Sunday morning in exchange with
Rev Mr.. Boyd - William M. Jewell of
Chelsea. Mass, who has been spending a
few days at the Jewell homestead returned
| home last Saturday. - M. 4. Hamilton
furnished music for the dance at East
Topsham Friday night. But few attended
from here. - Mrs. Hulda Thurston OF
Boston has joined her husband, Hiram
Thurston, at M. Il. Hamilton's. - Mrs
A. G. Coleman visited in East Barre last
week accompanied by George Prescott OF
Bradford. - Mr.. and Mrs L. c. Coffin,
Miss Hamilton and Mr.. and Mrs. d. Ma.
Coon attended the missionary concert at
West Topsham Sunday night. - Mr..
and Mrs. X. III. Blake and sons, Harry and
Clyde, spent part of last week in Marsh
field and East Montpelier. - Manvers
Prescott went to Vershire Saturday return
ing SUNDAY. - The brooks are getting
dry, and many have no water at their
| houses.
Kicker Mills.
Rev. George w. Clough's family were the
| guests of A. H. Kicker last Wednesday.
Erwin Clough and wife from Mount Holly
were also guests OF A. II. Kicker. - Mr..
and Mrs. James Sanders and son are visit
ing here. - William Palmer Of Iowa
was the guest Of j. @. Harry last week.
- Mr.. Clemond, who was the agent Of
l.. ID. Hazen was here last week, looking
over the Groton Pond lands. - Mrs.
Jane Plummer and Mrs. Carrie Morrison
with Miss Grace Martin were the guest Of
A. II. Kicker and wife last Thursday.
- Herman P. Kicker was at st. Johns
bury Center last week. - Water is the
lowest here it has been for years. -
Reuben Goodwin spent Sunday here. -
Leila Kicker has been i'll the past week
- Mrs. A. B. Taft has been i'll the past
two weeks but is now improving. - A
deer without horns was found on Smith
Hill dead with bullet hole through its
body. There are some who call themselves
men who have no regard for law. -
Hiram Rowe was the guest OF K. l.. Rowe
last Friday Dry weather has cut off
the blackberry crop in this vicinity.
Woodbury..
Hiram Smith has moved to his house at
the top Of Burnham Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mathewson are happy over
the arrival of girl last week.
AT town meeting held last Saturday r.
M PRAY wa alaptaH nf tina n
succeed G.. w. Daniels who lately resigned.
A large party of people from Worcester
visited Will Hatch and family at Camp
Dewey, Long Pond. The following gentle
men with their wives were in the party
Will George Ed. Warren, Austin Kermiss,
David Tarbox, Seldom Thayer and Cliff
| Cove.
The Hardwick and Woodbury. railroad
had an excursion on Saturday and in the
afternoon the base ball teams from Hard
wick and Woodbury. played on Drenan's
ground with the result that at the end of
the game the score stood % to IL in favor of
Woodbury..
On Saturday about six P. M. Milo Citrini
and G.. Dedova, two Italians, commenced
what bid fair to be serious affair but for
the timely appearance OF Deputy Sheriff
Foster. They were taken before Justice
Watson and relieved Of 81 81 each for breach
Of the peace.
! West Topsham.
Miss Winnie Sanborn is teaching the fall
term of school in the Dexter district.
Several from here attended the Sunday
school convention at East Corinth last Fri
day
Rev. Mr.. Hatch OF East Corinth occupied
the pulpit last Sunday in exchange with
Rev. James Boyd.
The missionary concert in the church
Sunday evening was we'll attended and
much enjoyed by all.
Mrs. Lnthera Collins, who has been away
for an extended visit of several weeks,
came home Thursday.
Charles Hartman and daughter Of San
Francisco, Cal, and Mr.. and Mrs. Cutler
from Boston visited at o. 8. Sanborn's last
Thursday.
Mrs. Kitty Church, who has been staying
with her daughter, Mrs. Albert Jackson in
Menasha, Wis, for nearly year, has re-
turned home.
Topsham.
A son was born last Thursday to Mr.. and
Mrs. George l.. Nolan. - Nicholas
Fellows, an aged citizen of this town, died
| August 49, . g, w, Weed il i'll,