The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1899-05-31
bradford.

br6OfOfu.
Capt. e. Ii. Nye is visiting in Glover.
Mrs. j. G. Norcross is visiting relatives in
Boston.
Hon. f. d. Redington of Chicago spent
Sunday with Col. and Mrs. j. g. Stearns.
The ladies union prayer meeting will be
held Friday afternoon with Mrs. Frank
Lamb.
Mrs. Blanche M. Renfrew from Littleton,
N. H., Is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. j. M.
Warden.
E. j. Bagley is assisted in the express
business during the absence OF Captain K.
II Nye.
DIR. e. A. Stanley OF Waterbury was in
town over Sunday and called upon few OF
his many friends
About twenty from here attended the
concert given by Sousa's band Wednesday
evening at st. Johnsbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Chase returned Sat-
| urday from Boston where they have been
spending several days.
Mrs. G. A. Dckey went to st. Johnsbury
on the early train Sunday morning for a
short visit with Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Belfast.
Mrs. T. G. Bronson returned to her home
at Greensboro Friday after short visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. b. ID.
Avery.
George Kenyon who has been employed
at st. Johnsbury for the past few months
has finished there, returning home Sunday
morning.
Mrs. III. B. Chamberlin and little daugh-
ter returned to Bradford last Monday, and
are occupying their rooms in Mrs. o. A.
Baldwin's residence.
The weekly output of cream from our
local creamery is 1900 gallons per week.
The patrons received nineteen cents
pound for April butter.
David s. Conant and II. q. McDuffee
were at North Thetford three days of last
week attending suit between Ii. Ware
and Mr.. Blood. Mr.. Conant WAS an at
torney on the case.
The sociable at W. E. Young's Wednes.
day evening was the event of the season.
1t was attended by over two hundred of
our townspeople who are loud in praises of
the reception rendered them by Mr.. and
Mrs. Young.
Miss Georgia l.. Erwin who has been suf-
fering for the past two weeks with severe
attack OF tonsilitis has recovered sufficient
ly to assume her place at the telephone ex-
change Office, much to the qualification OF
its many patrons
Union Memorial services were held at the
Congregational church Sunday with an APP
propriate sermon by the pastor, Rev. III. T.
Barnard The services were attended by
Woman's Relief Corps and twenty-five who
were members of Company G, First Yer
mont regiment. They were in full uniform,
and under command of their former cap
tain, III. I. johnson.
Business was practically suspended on
Tuesday, each one feeling it duty and an
honor to remember the heroic dead. At
nine o'clock the veterans and Relief Corps
met at Grand Army hall where commit
tees chosen for the purpose went to the
cemetery to decorate the resting places of
the honored dead. In the afternoon APP
Il
including an address by Hon. j. II. Could
ing Of Wilmington.
WaitsfieId
Frank Green is at home.
John Josin is at his fathers.
DIR. Bidwell was in town Monday.
Plan to attend Children's Day exercises.
Charles Clay is about to visit friends in
southern Vermont.
P. B. Gaylord and family will spend a
week in Brookfeld
j. l.. Baird and FL. H. Chapman each sold
good horse last week.
G. A. Reed of Medford, Mass, Is in town
on business for few days.
A few couple of our young people took a
trip to Granville on Sunday.
Several attended the Odd Fellows dance
at Warren Monday evening.
A number OF summer visitors are expect.
ed TO arrive in Waitsfield soon.
A fine programme was presented in the
| Waitsfield school Monday afternoon.
Rev. William Gsnley having accepted a
call from the Congregational society begins
| his work une 4.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lote Savage Of Proctor are
visiting at Mrs Savage's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs o. M Eaton.
| Stephen Nelson and Mrs. Lizzie Wake
| field of Fayston were married Tuesday even
ing by Rev. Mr.. Miller.
Mrs. Miller OF Boston will soon come with
her children to spend the summer at the
home Of her brother, j. r. Brown.
Miss Lillian Porter will take charge of
| the Epworth League service next Sunday
evening. Subject: "Wheat and Tares,"
Matthew 10 24-30.
Albert Farr died May "a. He had been
i'll for more than year. His remains were
| borne to the Waitsfied cemetery and were
followed by large company OF mourning
relatives and friends
The remains of David Gleason OF Water
bury were brought here on Sunday and in
TERED in his family lot in the village GENE.
terry. Mr.. Gleason was former well
known and respected resident Of this town
the Methodist church Tuesday evening
June g. Strawberries and cream and CAKE
will be served. Mrs. Miller's we'll trained
class will give an entertainment after sup
per.
The Memorial services in the Methods
church were we'll attended. Rev. Mr.. Mil
Ter preached from III Tim 2.3 Rev. Plney
Fisk assisted in the exercises. Mr.. Meal
lister had charge Of the music. All seemed
to regard the services as pleasant and profit
able.
Roxbury.
NJ. H. Dickinson and wife were in Mont
pelier on Wednesday.
Mrs. DR.. 1. II, Fisk Of Montpelier drove t.
town on Thursday returning on Friday.
Rev. Walter Dole OF Mortified will
preach in the Universalist church next Sun
, day at three o'clock
N. d. Rice was in Granville one day las
week. While there Mr.. Rice caught four
teen pounds OF trout.
Pearl Flint and Miss Matte Dunsmoo
: were married in Northfeld on Wednesda,
by Rev. Walter Dole. Harry Dunsmoor,
brother of the bride, Miss Mabel Dow
|, |, cousin Of the groom, George Edwards an,
! Miss Eliza Roberts acted as groomsmel
| and bridesmaids. The young couple hav