The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1899-08-23

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Tabita, b. m, Utton, y
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Graniteville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mclean of Cabot are in
town.
George Suitor who has been sick for
few days Is some better.
John Greenley died yesterday of typhoid
fever after shot illness.
DIR. Hayes is moving into the house re-
Gently vacated by NJ. NJ. Walker.
Alex Mckenzie and bride arrived Thurs
dsy evening from Lewis, Scotland. They
are stopping at NJ. N. Campbells.
Jennie NJ. wife of George Blsisdell died
Saturday. The funeral was held Monday
morning from the Catholic church.
Plainfield.
Many attended the races at Barre.
c. A. Foss was at home on Sunday.
Mrs. NJ. Goslant OF Lanesboro visited in
town last week.
John Ryan took six Shetland ponies to
Boston on Monday.
Louis Duchame has been spending a
week on Maple hill.
HID. McCrillis OF Marshield spent last
Sunday with G. Murray Clark.
f. G. Hoyt entertained last week Mrs.
| Harrington and Mr.. Smith OF Cabot.
Miss Ellen Badger of St. Johnsbury is
visiting her friend Miss Elsie Cutting
Charles Smith and family Of Montpelier
were ths guests of t. p. Bartlett and wife,
Mrs. 8. Brooks has flushed work for Mrs.
j. NJ. Batchelder and returned to Mont
pelier.
Mrs. Florence Austin, who has been liv'
| ing in Barre, is soon to return to town TO
reside.
home after few days spent with friends
| in Groton.
Mrs. d. w Moses returned from few
weeks visit with friends at Mendon, Mass
on Thursday.
II. f. Cutler purchased last week 8
matched span of five-year-old, seal brown
sixteen hand, horses.
Mrs. E. p. Walton OF Montpelier, who
has been visiting at e. w. Pages has re-
| turned to Montpelier
Mrs. Mary Shorey was taken suddenly
ill last week with heart trouble but is now
somewhat improved.
Miss Abbott, a teacher from Boston, came
to town on Friday and is stopping with hel
brother, Daniel Abbott.
Mrs. Laura Lyford Of Cabot, who has fo
some time been visiting at Dean Pattersoni
returned home on Friday.
Chester Sanborn, who has been at worl
in meat market at Willianstown, Is a
home on a leave of absence.
Bert Townsend and family returned oil
Thursday from a weeks outing at Plain
field camp, Woodbury. pond.
Frank Bartlett and wife of Boston arrived
in town on Thursday and will visit Tor
short time at T. II. Bartletts
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Burnham and Sol
Paul are at f. j. Colby's, as is also Aun
Mehitable Stebbins of Williamstown.
Clinton Cutler, daughter Blanche ant
guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Gsgue, wer'
with friends in Marshfield short time.
Rev F. T. Clark will speak at the Con
gregational church next Sunday evening OF
Tennyson's "Lady Clara We're de We're"
Mrs Mary Comfy and son Johnnie o
Wells River came to town on Thursda.
and remained with friends till Monday.
Mrs. Louise Fletcher of Rochester spen
last week visiting in the family of III. o
Kizer, returned to her home on Monday.
Mrs Meller and daughter Mary, of Wor
cester, Mass, who have been visiting a
Harris Eaton's, left for home on Saturday
The reading by Miss Ethelynd Gould o
Randolph at the Methodist church OF
Thursday evening was not largely attended
Mrs. s. L. Gilman and granddaughter
Mary Russell. spen the first OF the weel
with II. l.. Gilman, the son OF Mrs. Gilman
of Groton.
Carl Bancroft, who has been staying a
E. W. Pages for few weeks, went to Bos
ton on Saturday on the way to his home a
Columbus, Ohio.
Mrs Ezekiel Skinner and Mrs. Hsrrie
Scott took a carriage drive to Cabot las
week Tuesday and placed flowers on tn
grave OF Lieutenant Scott.
A number from here attended the bal
game at Marshfield on Saturday, and Will
the play did not abound with science
was exciting and interesting.
Mrs. 8. s. Thompson, daughter of s.
: Smith, and youngest son, OF East Prov
dence, h. l., will spend the next two week
with her father and friends in MsrshfslC
The many friends of Ed. Glidden, VIII
reached town from Tampa, Florida, on FIR
day, are pleased to greet him and hope this
= his stay of two months in the north may b
pleasant.
. Mrb. minnie mhTsu anu Sun oJhuloy
l Montpelier visited at Ezekiel SINNERS o
Wednesday and Thursday of last weel
| Miss Lydia Hartig was also guest theI
{ | on Saturday. go
, Mrs. Lucinda circuit, lady ninety -thre
| years old residing at IL. p. Martins, wei
. to Barre to make her annual visit and We
/, taken sick there. She remains very 10
with slight chances for recovery.
. The Ladies' Aid Society purpose to civ
j. one of the best entertainments of the ses
l. son at the Congregational church on Thur
Q day evening. They have arranged fiji
i programme consisting OF readings by Re-
Q Mr.. Jackson OF East Barre, vocal music
4 local talent assitted by Mrs. II. Cheney
East Barre, and instrumental music bv IL
. we'll known Gray's orchestra of Nor
: Montpelier. 1t is hoped that tue people
O the town will show their appreciation
a their attendance.
J. Berlin.
s. Mrs. Sarah ID. Pratt aged seventy-niI
o years and nine months, died August 10, q
ter an illness OF about two months. tt
u deceased was the eldest daughter of HUI
bard Nye. She was a resident Of Berlin 4
o about sixty years 1t has been the priv
It lege Of an only sister, Mrs. Carrie Joslyn
1t Phoinx, n. Y, to care for Mrs, Pratt duril