The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1899-08-02
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Wafu OHrV6r ID spending the week at
Caspian Lake in Greensboro.
Mrs. Charles Lakin and daughter OF Sa-
lem, Mass, are visiting in town
Milo Wing has gone to Cabot to live. He
is now boarding at Mrs, Herrck's
Edward b. Nye OF Wakefield, Mass, was
in town few days recently to tune pianos
Mr.. Simpson and wife OF Barton are Wis.
iting Mrs. Simpsons brother b. b. Nownes.
Word was received last week OF the death
OF the youngest child Of Clarence Wilson Of
Boston.
There will be service at the Congrega-
tonal church on Sunday evening at 1880
o'clock.
The band recently placed an order for
baritone.
The Ladies' Aid will hold their annual
meeting with Mrs. Henry Smith next Fri;
day afternoon.
Mrs. Philuria Cameron Hoyt, former
resident OF the town, now OF St. Johnsbury,
is visiting at Frank Coles.
Harry Fl. Folsom and Josephine Sinner
OF Waterbury were married last Sunday by
justice OF the peace M. r. Bliss
number Of the friends OF Mr. and Mrs
Frank White made them a social visit at
their home in Peachsm last week.
About one hundred quarts OF raspberries
were taken from one pasture by pickers
Mrs. II. e. Northrop, daughter of Mrs.
Wymsn, and her two sons OF Meriden,
Conn, are visiting at the old home.
Herbert Folsom is at the Mary Fletcher
hospital at Burlington for treatment He
was accompanied by II. II. Hollister.
Rev. C.G .Corse's father, supersnnuated
| preacher OF the New York conference.
preached at the Methodist church last Sun
I day.
@. G. Payne Of Racket River, St Law
renee County, N. Y, was the guest OF his
brother-in-law, Abel Beckley, few days
recently.
e. w. Cochran OF Mortified is guest at
| X. W. Gilmsn's, as is also Mrs. Gilman's
grandmother, Mrs. s. b. Cochran of Hud-
| son, Mass.
@. j. Wood and his help expect to COM
mence building the library the first week
in August. The contract calls for its COM
| pletion September l.
Owing to defective chsfe iron and con-
| seqUently broken wheel on A. G. fuckers
meat cart we had meat market on court
square nearly all day Monday
Miss Hattie Fisher of Cabot who taught
the primary department OF our village
school this summer, has a position as teach
or in the graded school at Bethel.
Mr.. Page of Providence, R. l., purchased
horse OF Eastman Hopkins of Cabot last
week and A. r. Cole rode it to Middle bury
for him where he had other horses to car.
Mr.. Prouty and son of Lisbon, N H.
were in town last week to purchase horses
They bought one and exchanged it for a
nice pair with II. E. Cutler of Plsinfeld.
Mrs. Adolph Pauley, her son, Hermon,
and daughter, Annie, and Hermon A
Dodge of West Somerville, Mass, are the
guests oflF.M. Bohonon and others in town
Mrs. Ida M. Hoffman and son John of
Island Pond visited her sister, Mrs. NJ. r.
Bliss, few days last week. Mrs. Bliss &C.
companied them to Emore to visit their
brother Fl. o. Amadon.
A nice pair Of ladies' gloves were found
on the ball ground after the game played
with the Woodbury. team Saturday, July
%. The owner can have them by calling
upon or addressing j. w. Davis and prov
ing same.
New telephone poles are being scattered
through the town and gang of twelve or
fifteen men are now at work between here
and Plainfeld setting them. They will be
quartered at the Commercial house for
short time after August
A. I. Davis has added "Moxe" to his list
OF cool, refreshing summer beverages, The
syrups he uses in his fountain are made by
himself from the pure juice of fruits Re-
member that ice cream is served every Sat.
urday afternoon and evening.
Il. V. Spencer is expecting summer guests
from New Bedford, Mass, to arrive next
week. They have been making quite ex-
|
preparation for them and have put up
new lawn swing in the yard.
Mrs. Kate White Capwell has been visit.
ing in town for few days. She returned
to Planfeld Monday afternoon. Her stay
was made shorter this year than usual ow
ing to her spending two weeks of her vaca-
ton assisting in caring for her brother-in-
law, Bert Batchelder, who has been very
sick with pneumonia.
Two gentlemen from New York state
were in town a few days recently. They
were not very conversant about their bust
ness but their actions would indicate that
they were looking for power as they spent
quite little time in prospecting about the
falls The day is coming and is not far dis
tant when the excellent power that could
be developed here will be improved, and If
rightly used will mean much to the future
OF our town.
Roxbury.
III. Carl Ellis was quite ill part OF last
week.
G. A. Roys has been engaged to teach the
fall school.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hunt of Barre were
In town last week.
d. L. Nichols recently purchased horse
from W. o. Shepard.
Mrs. Joseph Howe and, Miss Myrtle re-
Gently visited in Brooktield.
Mrs. w. S. Spsuldng and daughter, Mar
gerry, of Boston visited here last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Carpenter and dsugh-
ter, Winifred spent Sunday in Granville.
g. Smith OF Brookfeld is spending some
time with Mrs. George Heath, his daughter,
Miss Lena Kilburn of Randolph was the
guest OF Miss Winifred Ellis one day of lssi
week.
Mrs. William Spsulding and daughter
Marjorie. OF Auburndale, Mass, were In
town on Friday.
The Ladies' Circle will meet at their
rooms on Thursday and will be in charge OF
Mrs. Marshall Latham.
The Good Templars will hold public in
stallation OF officers Tuesday evening.
Lodge will open at 7.S0; visitors admitted
at $50.
Miss Helen Campbell of Rochester, who
has been spending several weeks with her
uncle. f. o. Kennedy, returned to her home
on Sunday.
G. A. Roys went to Granville on Saturday
to attend ball game dance, and from there