The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1900-10-24
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Mrs. L. g Kidder and Mrs. w. O. Pride
we're guests OF Mrs. Flora Little in Will
Jamestown on Thursday.
George Warden has been appointed
school director to fill out the unexpired
term Of A. j. Boyc
Mr. and Mrs George Foss visited in
Brook6eld on Sunday.
Miss Cecil Buck was at home from Ran
dolph Saturday and Sunday.
Elder e "a BOyce preached an excellent
sermon sJ the school house on Sunday.
Prot Frank OF Worcester, Mass, was in
town Friday and Saturday selling spec
taces.
Charlie Blanchard has caught six skunks
in a trap, keeping IL set In one place all the
time.
Mrs. George Foss has a metalica begonia
that is six feet tall and four feet across, and
il usually covered with lovely blossoms.
Harry Kidder was at home from North
field over Su day, also Hattie Kidder from
her school in Msrshfield.
Creamery patrons r, caived twenty-one
cents for creamery butter.
II AIRY Peake is staying at Luther Blanch-
ards and attending school here this fall.
Guy File cher and his mother were guests
~ Jones Steele's one day last week.
SOuJH WOOuDufy.
The Ladies' Aid will hold chicken pie
supper in the church vestry October 80
Supper will be served from Ave until eight
O'Clock The proceeds are for the benefit
of the furnace fund.
Rev. j. j. Lewis of Chicago visited his
niece, Mrs. l.. j. Benz amin, last week.
A. M. Benjamin, wife and daughter Cora,
and ID. q. WILDER spent last Tuesdsy in
Mon pelier.
L. j. Benjamin and wife spent Saturday
and Sunday with friends in Plsinfield.
Alonz) Bai chelder and sister, Mrs. Farus.
worth, have gone to Barre for few days to
visit Mrs. 3. W. Wells,
Mrs. q G. Brown of Dorchester, Mass, is
staying for a few weeks with her sister,
Mrs. Warren Goodel.
Bert Benjamin las moved to Mrs. Sam.
uel Danitls' tenement on Main street.
There has been some talk OF late Of run.
ming an electric railroad from Newport to
Montpelier and we hope it will amount t.
something besides talk.
Mrs. A. Y Lyford and niece, Valmar viii
Der, took the excursion to Bos on.
Norman Lyford and wife OF Cabot visited
last Thursday az A NJ Benjsmn's.
Representative Wilson of NewfAne came
home with Representative Burnham TO re
main over Saturday and Sunday.
| A. M. Benjamin is improving his house
| by putting in two double dormer windows
East Barre.
| Sixty couples pa ,tcipated in the socia
dance in opera house hall last Saturday
evening, which WAS under the auspices o
the East Barre orchestra of four pieces
with Frank Walker, clarionetis, of Barre
Tle ds CO was highly enjoyed by those II
| attendance.
e. r Davis moved his family from thu
tenement Of George Hutchins on Construc
| ton street TO Levi Sargent's upper tene
ment last Saturday.
Hon. r. NJ. Harvey of Montpelier was il
town last Thursday evening on business.
w. A. Cutler has been doing rushing
business in buying and selling hogs, espe
cialiy during the past week.
! Pittsley Bros. purchased five cows at thu
Wilson auction last Thursday.
Jack Moore is working in the stable of W
<. Bixby.
V. Edward Sargent, graduate Optician
is TO locate in Barre in the near future at tn,
drug store OF W. e. Poole. Mr.. Ssrgen
comes highly recommended by all who
know him and especially by those who
have been fitted with spectacles by him.
d. II. Bean was in Montpelier last Tues
day and Wednesday, visiting relatives and
.,Iends.
w. o. Cutler was in Barre and Montpel
Ter last Friday on business.
F. B. Gsuthier secured another fox las
week, making five this season.
H. p. Cunningham, a merchant at Yves
Topsham, was in town Saturday on bust
ness.
Levi Sargent is working for A. G. Cole
man on the construction of his new house.
East Warren.
James Lovett received word last Thurs
day that his mother, who lives in Randolph
was just alive. Mr.. Lovett and his wifi,
went the next day to see her.
The Ladies' Mite Society will meet thi
week Thursday afternoon with Mrs. f. j
Tillotson. All are cordially invited
Mr.. and Mrs. j G. Gleason. who have
been visiting in Middlebury, Waterbur,
and Burlington, returned home last Friday
Mrs. Baird from Waitsfield, who has beef
staying with her daughter, Mrs. Will Nc
| Glaf1in, fell down stairs last week and in
jured her hip badly.
Mrs, M. j. Newcomb has returned from
Wsitsfeld.
@. B. Williams was taken seriously IL
last Saturday. His daughter, Mrs. Cor
nelius Moody OF Waterbury. spent the Sab
bath wi h him.
Waits River.
Rev. o. Sherburn of St. Johnsbury CAV
a lecture in the church on Thursday evening.
Mrs. T. o. Chase is visiting her daughter
Mrs. l.. G. Little in Lisbon, N. ii.
Herbert Simpson still remains dangerousl
ill. DR.. Dow of West Topsham is his physician
Mrs. j. A. Dodge who has been ill with ty
phoid fever, is gaining.
Clarence Beede and John Webster who hay
been here ON several weeks vacation froi
Haverhill, Mass, returned last Friday.
Letter to c. Il. Bugbee,
Montpelier, Vt.