The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1899-08-23
SAMPLES FORWARDED.
BARNARD, SUMNER & PUTNAM CO., WORCESTER MASS.
Waterbury Center.


The Ladies' Aid Society meet with Mrs.
K. A. Newcomb Wednesday afternoon.
B. G. Stone, who has been in Cabot and
Calais for the past two weeks, has returned
to his home.
G. II. Stone went to Worcester Mass,
last week TO visit brother. He expects TO
be away for about two weeks.
Joshua Merriam of Elmore is stopping for
a few weeks with his brother, H. w. Mer-
riam in the north part OF the town.
Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Gile of Boston ar
rived last Saturday for few days visit
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George w.
Gile.
Miss Bertha Pike spent last Sunday at
ber home here. She was accompanied by
Misses Hathaway and Bowers OF Mont
pelier.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Nj. Currier OF Hyde Park
and O. ID. Bacon, and son and daughter of
Gilmore we're visiting in the place part of
last week
The womans Christian Temperance
Union met recently with Mrs. L. e. Batch
elder Thirty one members were pres ent
at the supper
Miss Lillian G. Bryan went to Newport,
| n. H., last week Tuesday TO visit her
brother, Fred, who is employed in drug
store at that place.
There is 10 be an entertainment, August
30, at Seminary hall for the benefit OF Rev.
Mr.. smith. 1t is to be in the evening, and
the public is invited.
Mrs. John Russell Young and Master
Gordon Young Of Washington, ID. g., are
guests at w. e. Marshall, having arrived
here last Monday evening.
Miss Scales, principal of Proctor Acad-
envy, Andover, N. H., is guest of Miss
Mary K. Smith, who was a former teacher
with her in Proctor Academy.
Miss Rosa Wiley, cashier for Cobb & AL.
drch of Boston, is spending two weeks
vacation with her father, Martin Wiley,
and sister, Mrs. Cornelia Luce.
There was no service at the Methodist
church, last Sunday, as the pastor and
many of the congregation were in attend
ance at the camp-meeting at Morrisville
| Rev and Mrs. Smith have taken car
I rage drive 10 Saratoga Springs to visit a
son and his family, who reside there. In
Mr.. Smiths absence, Rev. Mr.. Philips
preached at the Baptist cnurch last Sun
| day
Last week Monday, Mrs. Martha III. Pike
received call from several cousins, VINO
were descendants of Wealthy Willis New
comb Newhall OF the second and third gen.
erations These were present: Miss Mary
Peterson of Milwaukee, Wis; Misses Grace,
Mary and Addie Bigelow of Salem, Mass.
Misses Carrie, Annie and Susie Bigelow OF
/
ter, Lurana OF Salem, Mass Mrs. Abbie
Warren and daughter, Helen, OF Stowe;
Miss Ruth Newhall, Mrs. Nora Hodge and
daughter, Matte, Mrs. Ellen A, Newcomb
Mrs. Martha II. Pike and Miss Bertha O.
Pike of Waterbury Center. The occasion
was a rare and very pleasant one.
East Warren.
Fire is raging on Lincoln mountain.
Mrs Hattie G. Hudson returned Monday
to Burlington.
Warren Towne of Waltham, Mass, is Wis
iting his parents.
A son was born last Friday to Mr., and
Mrs Leo Brown.
Several from this place are attending
Bethel camp meeting.
Nahum Nichols who has been seriously
i'll, Is gradually failing.
Mrs. Elisha Hewitt and little daughter
of Bristol is visiting relatives.
George ID. Marston went TO Minnesota
last Wednesday TO visit his son.
Mrs. Myron Goodspeeds mother anC
brother from Sherburne spent portion o
last week in town.
Mrs. Merritt Wiley was called to hel
home in Massachusetts, last week by tho
death OF her sister.
Susie Beach, who has been spending {
week in town, went TO her home in Bur
lngJon last Thursday.
IL is very dry and unless rain comes sool
the corn crop will be failure, Man,
springs are already dry,
Mrs. l.. NJ. Learned OF Waitstield is spend
lug few days with her sisters, Mrs. Har
mon and Mrs. Newcomb
Mrs. Nathan Thayer started Thursda,
for Colorado in response to a Telegram tina
her son, .Dr. 3. McAllister, was serious
ly i'll.