The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1899-06-28
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Orange.
Mrs. George Y. Barnes is again Frustrated
with palpitation of the heart. Mr..
and Mrs. Alva Martyr of Plainfield spent
Lord, editor of the Groton Times visited his
mother, Mrs E. P. Lord recently.
Mrs. g. l.. Bates and children of Barre wis.,
tied at r. e. Boards her uncle, several
days last week. - The schools taught
by Misses Nellie and Ida Adams and Kate
Pray closed last week. All of whom have
the reputation Of doing good work
East Orange.
The friends of j. j. Richardson of Daven-
port, Ia, have received news of his mar
rage to a Miss Rice in New York June II.
He sailed on his wedding tour for Europe.
Rev. j. w. Burgen OF Sutton preached
here Sunday afternoon in exchange with
Rev. Mr.. Boyd. Jimmie Rouhan spent
Sunday at home from Bradford. - The
household furniture OF the late Mrs Sally
Rawlings and daughter was sold at auction
Saturday afternoon. Good prices were
realized. = Mr.. and Mrs. Bushby of
North Montpelier are visiting at M. r.
Hamilton's and r. a. Blake's. Mr.
and Mrs. George Burgin of East Fairfield,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. g. Dickey and daughter,
Lncile of East Barre and Miss Nina Divoli
OF Warren, were guests at Mrs. X. @. Col
by's last Thursday. - Will Hutchinson
and Vernon Coleman are spending their
vacation at home from Bradford high
school. - Orrin Prescott is building q
barn, A. @. Coleman doing the work.
Q. ID. Burgin spent Sunday at home from
Barre. - News Is received of the de tn
of Mrs. Sarah Sanborn Of Newport Center,
wife of Rev. S. S. Cowell, a former pastor
here. She was seventy eight years old.
- Mrs. M. M. Arbuckle went to West
Berlin last week for few weeks stay.
- Mrs. Layina Carleton of Randolph
ta atnv al, n~1n
cousin. - Miss George Prescott of
Bradford is visiting here. - Captain
and Mrs. j. B. Brooks and daughter of
Syracuse, n. Y, arrived at the Jewell
homestead Saturday for few weeks stay.
- Prof. and Mrs S. c. Hutchinson OF
the parents of the former. - Died June
8, from paralytic shock, Miss Salina
Rawlings, aged fifty-fve years. Miss Rawl-
ings had been partially disabled from labor
by paralytic shock since she was thirteen
years of age. She was the last OF her fam
lily, having lived with her widowed mother
several years. Since her death in February
she has been in failing health, having deep
ly mourned her loss They have lived here
and near here all their lives and will be re-
membered as kind neighbors and friends
who will be much missed in the commu-
nifty.
Worcester.
A. A. Cooper of Berlin was in town
Tuesday.
r. B. Lilly of Montpelier was in town the
first OF the week on business.
Mark Ladd and bride returned from
their wedding trip Wednesday. They will
reside at @. M. Lsdd's.
Erwin Harris and Miss Myrtle Utton,
daughter OF William Utton, were married
at the home of the BRIDES parents, by Rev.
William Water, June %. After the cere-
moDy they started for carriage drive to
South Randolph. They will reside in Wor.
cester.
Miss Lizzie Hobart of Berlin is visiting
at Mrs Hobart's. George Parmenter
OF Montpelier is visiting at II. ID. Wallis.
- Mr.. Slocum OF Worthwhile is in town.
=P. II. Kellogg and wife OF White.
field, N. H., are visiting here. DIR.
Lawrence spent Sunday in Monkton.
Rev. @. Wedgeworth started Tuesday
with his team for Fairfax to attend the St.
Adams district preachers meeting June
~ and 49, - Roger Hovey returned
Friday from his trip to Burlington and
Montreal where he attended the Grand
Army encampment