The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1899-06-28
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N E. Shorey is moving back to town from
Montpelier.
Mrs. Irene Page is suffering with an at.
tack OF erysipeas.
Nelson Hamel and family visited at Mid
dlesex over Sunday.
DR.. W. e Lazelle and wife of Barre were
in town last Tuesday.
Rev. f. 7. Clark preached at Cutler cor
ner Sunday afternoon.
Joshua Kimball and wife of Cabot visited
at w. A Gray's Tuesday.
Fl. E. Cutler was in Cabot and Hardwick
last week looking for horses.
Rev. Sullivan Gale and Miss Emily Spen-
Ger were al St. Johnsbury last week.
Naham Palmer went to Woodstock We'd
nesday to visit his mother, returning Satur-
day.
Miss X. Alice Martin has closed her
school at South Woodbury. and has returned
home.
Miss Ethlynde Gould of Randolph, is to
| give several readings in the village in the
near future
The Wednesday evening class meeting at
the Methodist church is to be changed to a
prayer meeting.
Rev. s. Gale and DR.. f. p. Gale and
daughter spent a few days last week in
camp at Groton pond.
Guy Bartlett who has been suffering
from an attack of diphtheria, has so far re-
covered as to be able to ride out
H. o. Kiser has commenced work for H.
A. Kiniston in the butter shop and will
move his family from Montpelier here soon,
A missionary tea will be held at the
Methodist parsonage Tuesday afternoon to
which cordial invitation is extended to
all.
Paul II. Shinn, late student at Goddard
Seminary but now taking course in the
Hanover dental school, is visiting his uncle,
Rev. L. f. Fortney.
A few of the farmers have gone far
enough towards harvesting the hay crop to
get thoroughly discouraged at the outlook
for filling their barns this year.
Miss Abbie Billings was in town last
week, the guest of Miss Lydia Hartige
Both went to Marshfield Saturday where
Miss Billings is to preach for the Congrega-
tioLal society.
The item Of last week in regard to the
visit at Williamstown was incorrect in that
o. W. Cree instead Of T. P. Bartlett &C
companied the party. Four generations
we're represented.
Helen, the eleven-y ears.old daughter of
George Pearsons, who underwent an opera
ton short time ago, died last Friday. The
funeral was attended Monday, Rev. L. f.
Fortney officiating.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry o. Chaplin from
Chicopee, Mass, are visiting the brother of
Mrs. Chaplin William H. Chaplin, in Plain
field. They are to have family reunion
Wednesday June %.
Two parties from Maple Hill obtained
liquor from the town agency under false
pretences last week and got in such condi-
ton that arrests followed. They paid for
the little amusement about $50.
At the entertainment at the Freeman
school house last week about fifty were
present and enjoyed fine time. Several
young ladies contributed to the success OF
the entertainment by vocal and instrument
al music.
WaitsfeId
o. M. Eaton is visiting in New York.
} Mrs. Ira Richardson has returned to Min
neapolis.
, Sections for nearly all kinds of machines
: for sale by o. G. Eaton.
! Miss Goss led a fine Epworth league meet
! ing last Sunday evening.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. George
. Simonds last Wednesday.
| Mrs. DIR. Howe paid a brief visit to her
, sisters home in Fayston last week
(: l. III. McAllister Is soon to move from
the Jones tenement to o. M. Eaton's house
, Miss Alice Bushnell and Ida Fisher are
2 spending their vacation at III. N. Bush
a nell's
Q Miss Carrie Green accompanied by lady
a friend arrived from Florida last Friday
. evening.
o p. B. Gaylord takes charge OF the leagu,
u services next Sunday. The subject is
Il patriotic one.
George A. Howe went last Monday Il
o West Lebanon, N. H., where he has q posi-
y ton In store,
- George Josin came home Saturday from
"a Massachusetts, 10 spend the summer will
D. his grandfather g. III. Hastings.
A number Of members of WaitsfIel,
rs lodge OF Good Templars made Warre
lodge visit last Tuesday evening.