The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1899-09-27
BARNARD, SUMNER & PUTNAM CO.. WORCESTER, MASS.
East Barre.


William FRASER went to New York on
the excursion.
A. g. Dckey was in Washington on bust.
ness last Saturday.
Ross Clifford was off duty few days last
week because OF sickness.
Enoch Campbell has been working in the
store of j. l.. Dix for the past few days.
l. W. Bates was in Montpelier last Satur-
day on business relative to the water ques.
ton.
H. M. Cutler of Planfeld was the guest
of M. e. Cutler, his brother, the first Of the
week.
Jerome Irish went to Potsham, N. Y,
last Saturday to be absent a few days on
business.
II. M. Densmore and family moved from
the Flint house to the Martin house off Sar-
gent street the first of the week.
Granite Encampment conferred the royal
purple degree upon one candidate last Sat-
urday evening at the regular meeting.
W. A. Cutler expects to be in Washing
ton during the fair to as st Landlord
Wortbley in caring for the multitudes who
gather there on that occasion.
Lester Balch and Vernon Coleman visited
the parents Of the latter in East Orange last
Saturday evening, returning Sunday even
ing, making the trip on their bicycles.
Mrs. w. e. Poole went to Springfield,
Mass, last Monday to visit her father, who
will accompany her-to New York next Fri.
day to see the great naval parade in honor
of Admiral Dewey.
Several from this place spent a very
pleasant evening at the residence OF Colonel
q. p. Jones in Barre last Friday evening.
Save few slight accidents, the party en-
late Colonel Jones on his ability as a host.
- Of
the Odd Fellows Encampment order
which is to take place here next Friday
evening, promises to be one OF prominence.
The committee in charge OF the local affairs
is making arrangements for grand time.
A good snare OF the grand officers are to be
present which will add much to the success
OF the meeting
West Fairlee.
e. f. Dudley has gone to Boston to buy
his fall goods.
JP. Virgins and wife OF West Corinth
spent Sunday here.
Nathan Davis has gone to Lebanon,
N. H., to visit his relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Ward have gone to
Corinth to stay few days at Lyman Will
sons.
Mrs. Eastman has gone to Barre for a
while. Her granddaughter, Miss Reed, ac-
COmpanleu ntr.
Mrs. Richard Smith who has been
living in Lowell, Mass, for the past year
is visiting her old home in this village
Lewellyn Miller has been sick and un.
able to attend school for some days with a
throat trouble supposed to have been caused
by impure water.
Orange.
Mrs. j. b. Goodrich has returned from
CorinJh.
A great many OF our people are nearly
sick with colds.
Mrs. G. l.. Wood spent several days in
Montpelier, last week.
Nearly everyone is in Washington at
tending the fair this week.
Mrs. Il. q. Crockett has returned from a
visit to Boston. She was accompanied by
her nece.
Rev. w. p. Jackson is away on vaca-
ton. The pulpit is supplied very accept
ably by Rev. Il. W. Cummings OF Btr Q.
Mrs. w. Ii. Crockett was in Williams
town several days last week, caring for her
daughter, Mrs. Win Noyes, who is very ill
with nervous prostration.
East Montpelier.
A box social will be held at the home Of
o. G. Steward Thursday evening, October
8. The social il for the benefit OF the meet
ings held at the Morse school house and II
is hoped large number will be present.
George Mcknight ia attending school in
Barre. = Miss Mary Foster is at HeatOn
hospital in training for a nurse. - Miss
| Alice Foster Is teaching music TO a class OF
pupils at home - Miss Mary Bassett
has moved to Barre to spend the winter,
- E. p. Mcknight has moved from
Montpelier back on to his old farm. His
daughter, Helen, III teaching in their dis
trct. - The selectmen were ont Satur-
day looking over the proposed road in the
western part of the town. - Mrs. Min
ME Hoadley has gone to New Hampshire.
- Mr.. and Mrs. Alden Templeton have
been entertaining guests from Canada.