The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1899-08-02
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Ethel Adams and Earl Forsyth are visit
ing in Barre.
Misses Nellie and Amy Cook OF Lebanon,
N. H., are visiting at r. N Cooks.
MIR. and Mrs. j. W. Flint OF Williams
town were at II. l.. Rich's over Sunday.
Mrs. George Simmons, who has been Wis
iting her mother, Mrs. Balch, has returned
to Manchester.
Mrs. Bridget Thompson and daughter,
Annie, OF North Hartland are in the place
for a few weeks.
Quite party from this place attended
the dance at Roxbury last Friday night and
report very good time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Hayward OF Barre
have returned to their home after q weeks
stay with Mrs. Hayward's parents.
Scott & Provost are doing considerable
business at their stone shed at present,
part Of the men being obliged to work over
time.
MoretowB.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. Austin spent last Sum
day in Fayston.
George Evans returned from the hospital
at Burlington, last Saturday.
George Ashley has recovered from the
measles and Ia now i'll with tonsilitis.
The engagement of Miss Katherine May
Goss to 7. Mitchell Goss is announced.
Mrs. A. G. Prentiss and Mrs. T. j. Ferris
spent one day in Montpelier, last week.
Several OF our townspeople attended the
funeral of @. #. Clough, last Sunday after.
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. W. Flanagan and Mr.
and Mrs. b. e. Gillette, accompanied by
Miss Annie Dutton Of Boston, spent Sun
day with relatives in Montpelier
Mr.. and Mrs. Hunt and Miss Evans o.
Waterfowl, Mass, visited relatives il
Barre Wednesday to attend the wedding
of Miss Maude Haskins, which will tax,
place at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. e. A
B. Bishop.
Mrs. John Bell OF Hardwick is the CUES
OF Mrs. Frank Bacon, her niece.
A box sociable was held for the benefit o
Ferd Weeks family Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Collins go for
visit and drive to Essex county this week
Mrs. s. A. Ormsbee will keep their hous
| in their absence.
| School will commence again in the Peel
| district August Z. The term begins earl.
to make up for time lost in the spring
| There willlbe short vacation the middle O
the term.
Thursday afternoon as David Barton an
| Mrs. q. L.. Parmenter were driving dow
the hill near the Mann place in East Mont
pelier the horse began kicking on the steer
est pitch. The result was general smash
up. The buggy was overturned with ii
occupants in the door yard and the latte
were considerably bruised The hors
cleared itself from buggy and harness
i The buggy, like the deacon's one-hors
shay, went to nsught in a single day.
North Montpelier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Butterfeld of Wa
pole, n. H., are here on a visit to Mr.. an
Mrs. Joseph Butterfeld.
started Sunday morning for an extende
visit to relatives in Wolcott and Hyd
Park.
| Our new pastor, Rev. Miss Anna B. A
bridge will commence her labors here &c
the year next Sunday, holding services g
the East and North Churches at the usus
hours. All are cordially invited.
Our former pastor, Rev. Joseph +. Cobl
who accompanied by his wife, have bee
here spending several weeks among forme
| parishioners and friends has received a ca
to settle at Norwich, Conn, which he hs
sccep ed. The hearty good wishes of a
here 60 with him to his new field OF labor
Warren.
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Hancock.
Mrs. B. f, Shaw and Miss Lottie sper
the past week in Roxbury.
W. G. Douglass and Will Martin of Rol
bury were in town over Sunday.
DR.. Gleason and family of Winchendol
Mass, are at j. l.. Gleasons for fe
weeks.
Water in Mad river never was 80 low {
at the present time and many springs hay
failed.
Alice Long has finished work at the tie
ephone Office and Miss Maud Moore hi
taken her place.
The Warren base ball club played
Granville Saturday and defeated the Ora
vile team by score of IL to 4.
Corinth.
The south meadow was the scene of qui
lively fracas last Saturday. George Hoo
had been filling up with hard cider for Sc
eral days and then drank three gallons
finish up with. He attacked his wife al
when his son Rufus interfered he pounde
him, breaking one arm and cutting an ugl
cash in his scalp. George O. Moulton, u
nearest neighbor was attracted by the on
cries of the family and went to the plac
but Hood drove him from the premise
with an axe. On Tuesday Hood was a
rested and taken TO Chelsea Jail. He WI
given a hearing ON wednesday anu p'
under $500 bonds for appearance at th
December term of county court. His bont
were signed by William Moulton and e
jah Magoon.
Lowell.
A serious and seemingly inexcussb
accident happened to Dan Kennedy, Ju
%. He was at work haying with Lyma
Miller, who was on the mower. The G
horse thought it time to quit and go to di
ner. Dan stepped in front OF the cutter b
thinking to convince the horse OF his err
by a vigorous use OF his fork. The machil
started at once, but was soon stopped
the fibula in Dams right leg, after haviI
severed the muscles and cords.
North Calais.
Mrs. Holt of Montpelier will speak
Memorial hall, North Calais, Sunday, Au
ust 6, at IL o'clock A. M. Every body Is /
vited.
Fast Montpelier.
Universslist services for the ensuing ye
will begin next Sunday in the "brich
church, with Rev. Miss Aldrich as paste
the hour for services Is 10:45 A. M
MiddIesex.
The house of Mrs. Moriarty in the M
Hunger district was burned Thursday q
ternoon. The family were all away al