The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1899-09-06
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Irwin F. Alderman is sick with typhoid
fever.
Fannie M. Stearns is teaching in Will
Jamestown.
Mrs. Jane 9. johnson OF Waseca, Mimi,
is at B. H. Adams.
Mary E. Earle OF Tunbridge has been Wis
iting at M. o. Coburn's.
G. j. Preston of Pawtucket, R. l., has
been staying at the hotel.
J. B. Bacon is building an extensive pi-
azza in front of his house.
Miss Turner of Bethlehem, N. H., is visit
ing at Rev. A. j. Eastman's.
There will be promenade concert at the
town hall on Friday evening.
Joseph III. Giffin has returned home from
his summers work in Randolph.
Abutments are being laid for the new
iron bridge near the court house.
Mrs. Maria B. Medcalf is working for a
short time at DR.. NJ H. Corwin's.
son was born on Monday of .ast week
to Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest A. Corwin
Flora NJ. Corwn returned on Monday to
her work rs teacher in New Bedford, Mass.
Mrs Jed G. Luce and son Of Lowell,
Mass, have been visiting at Alpheus Hoods
James G. Hayward is visiting his parents
from Tilton, N. H., coming here on his BIZ
cycle.
G. s. Adams has left home, and his son
David is here from Hanover, n. H., for
short time.
Addie f. Allen of Montclair, N. j., daugh-
ter OF the late Albert Allen, is visiting at G.
e. Godfrey's.
Mrs. Carrie Balcom and daughter of
Wakefield, Mass, have been visiting Mrs.
Emeline Waterson.
Ganroa Hatch 10 TAKING q two Vaekai
vacation from the creamery, w, A. Dens-
more supplying his place.
DR.. II. w. Bacon and family of Eden are
visiting Dr. Bacon's father, E. w. Bacon,
of South Washington.
Minnie j. Carpenter is to remain with
her brother in St. Johnsbury and attend
the St. Johnsbury Academy
Mrs Bernice g. Stevens was married at
st. Johnsbury on Tuesday of last week to
Eugene #. Ladeau of Corinth.
G. M. Blaisdell has bought of W, H. Hill
a Mccormick corn harvester, and is using
it extensively through the town.
Gilbert B. Kent lost joint of the middle
finger OF his left hand while working with
G. L. Hayward's threshing machine last
week.
The unprecedented drought was broken
by two and a half inches OF rain on Friday
afternoon and night, whereat every one re-
joices.
II. O.: Bixby has been spending a few
days in Hooksett N. H., and b. w Elan
ders has been working in his store during
his absence.
In preparation for the evangelistic meet
ing under the direction Of Rev. Ralph Gill
LAM to begin the 18th inst, the two church
es unite in their weekday prayer meetings
as we'll as in the meetings on Sunday even
ing.
Sheriff Whitney's boarders have been in
creased by d French Canadian accused of
stealing bicycle in Bradford. He had the
opportunity to receive seven additional
guests from Woodstock during the repair
ing of the Windsor county Jail, but was
obliged to decline from lack of accommods-
tons.
g. d. WEIGH returned to Boston Sstur-
day.
Ernest Clark returned to Montpelier
Monday.
Mrs. Alex Cochran was in Montpelier
last week
last week.
George webber has completed the stone
work for j. r, Darling.
William Renfrew of St. Johnsbury is Wis
iting at q. O. Renfrews.
j shannon has been suffering with bad
cold for the past few days
Mrs. Frank Thayer OF Dorchester, Mass,
is visiting relatives in town.
The little child of S. @. Carpenter is re-
covering from its recent illness.
Mrs. Henry Bishop OF Littleton was the
guest OF II. p Downs last week.
CT. Jones and w. N. Clark are putting
up the frame of 1. M. Ricker's building
#. @. Cram and wife are supplying the
townspeople with blackberries, they having
picked and sold nearly fifteen bushels.