The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1900-07-18
South Woodbury.


mia, Is very little better.
The church took a vote last Sunday e
give Rev. Mr.. Mcpherson a call for anothe
year.
DIR. e. j. Banks OF Cambridge, Mass, ar
rived at A. j Lyford's lasl Monday to joir
his wife who has been there for two weeks
They will remain about one month.
Mr.. Mathewson arrived at A. M. Benja
minis Thursday night. His wife had spen
The week there. They left for their home IL
Barre on Sunday,
Rev. and Mrs. James Ramage and daugh
ter who have been spending a week at A
Nj Ben1amin's, left Monday morning to re
turn to his sisters in Barre, where they will
remain for few days before returning tc
their home In South Brewer, Me.
Mrs: B. Il. Wells and daughter OF Barre
came last Wednesday to remain five weeks
with her mother, Mrs. Farnsworth.
Worcester.
Miss Lizzie Dodge is convaescing.
Archie Jacobs of Merden, Conn, is visit
ing relatives in town.
Clifton Emery OF Boston and Miss Clari-
bel Hunt Of Montpelier, visited their graud-
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. 8. Emery, last
last Friday.
evening at the town hall was well attended
and much enjoyed The Ladies' Mite soci-
ETY. served cake and ice cream.
The Grange will give an entertainment at
the town hall Wednesday evening, July Is.
The attraction Of the evening will be the
dramatic recital by Miss Ethelynd Gould.
North Duxbury.
Miss Lizzie Pierson is ill.
Waalavr Ghnrph nj bo "a ,v;agt %
George 9. Morses
Miss j. Park OF Barre is visiting Misses
Eva and Blanche Kennedy.
Miss Maggie Callahan OF Chester Is spend
ing her vacation with her parents.
Frank Atwood is seriously ill with con-
gestion Of the brain.
A. E Durkee has gone to West Groton to
work.
The school commissioners are repairing
and painting the school house in the Pres
ton district.
Maple Hill.
f. T. Rodgers OF Waterbury preached last
Sunday.
Mr.. Hardy's children, who have been
sick, are reported much better.
School in the Jack district, taught by Et-
ia Drown OF Hardwick, has closed.
care OF her father, who has gangrene OF the
foot.
John Lane had two toes on his left foot
iammed quite badly last Thursday BY
stick OF timber falling from the head blocks
Of the saw carriage while at work in Mar
tins mill. DR.. Smith dressed the wounds.
Moretown.
Matt Carr OF Waterbury is visiting his
sister, Mrs. T. I. Somerville.
E. e. Linnell and family of Barre have
been with James Thompson.
Gilbert Bates and wife of Mortified are
visiting his brother, j. w Bates.
Miss Florence Haylett has been spending
a week in Stowe. the guest OF Mrs. Jesse
Kellogg.
Mrs. d. 8. Phillips of Bethel and Mrs. G.
II. Dale Of Waterbury have been visiting
their parents for few days
Four persons were baptized at the Meth
odist church last Sunday, six received on
and one received in full connec-
ton.
North Fayston.
Florence Ingalls, Ia visiting in Randolph.
- Ed. Fsrnsworth OF Barre was In
town few days last week. - Mr.. Mar
tin OF Warren is visiting his son, Jehial
Martin. - Mr.. and Mrs. Griffith are in
town, visiting his brother, Destine Griffith.
- Anna f. Posnett is at home for
couple Of weeks vacation. - Mrs. G. r.
Miller OF Boston and sister, Mrs. G. Spauld-
ing, OF Moretown, were at the old home a
day last week. - Allen Howe and
daughters have returned home for a while.
- Mrs. Wesley Ingalls, and children
are spending week in Northfield. -
George Howe and Miss Richardson OF
Wsitsfeld were in town over Sunday.
Ryegate.
9. r. Smith has finished work for Mrs.
Starr at South Ryegste and is now at home.
Mrs. W. W. Wright spent few days with
Mr.. and Mrs. David Buchanan and family
last week.
Mrs. Susan Nelson OF East Ryegate is as.
sisting her daughter, Mrs. George Cochran,
for few days.
Two daughters OF Richard Purcell and
their uncle from Groton visited with WILL
lam McCanna and family last Tuesday.
A II. Gibson OF South Ryegate is build
ing a small cabin on his farm here to occupy
during the HAVING season, The insurance
company il Is Understood, allowed him two
thirds Of the insurance. 1t is not known
whether Mr. Gibson will again build or
not.
AT the Grange meeting last Wednesday
evening, the subject "What profit Is the
Grange to the patron" was discussed A
debate, Resolved, that an unmarried man
can succeed on farm as well as a married
one" will be Of interest at the next meeting,
July rs. Affirmative, T. A. Meader, Mrs
Q. j. Nelson; negative, O. f. Smith, l.. j.
Meader. Readings with vocal and instrut
mental music will complete the program.
II was decided to hold Grange picnic at
Lakeside, West Barnet, sometime In Au-
gust, the date Of which will be decided
upon at the above-named meeting.
Horn of the Moon.
The school taught by Miss Mae Belle Sill
yer closed last Friday. Mrs. FL. H.
Gould and Miss Nellie Parmenter have
been at Miss Nellie Sanders for week.
t. Mrs. j. II, Paine has 80 far recover
ed from her illness as to ride a short dis
lance. - Miss Belle Dillon ia at home
Tor a short stay before going to Old Orchard
beach. = The Mite society was greeted
by full house at Worcester last Friday
evening, and wishes to thank the Woroes-
ter ladies for thoughtfulness in serving ice
cream in the church during the evening,
thus materially benefting both societies.
The music by Mrs. Gould and Miss Parmen-
ter was much enjoyed.
South Barre.
j. E. Ward and family spent Sunday In
East Cabot. - Mr.. and Mrs. II. w.
Lane are In East Cabot visiting their daugh-
ter, Mrs. E. III. Clark - Mrs. McOriIlis
Of Randolph is visiting her niece, Mrs. j. III.
Wnrnaatar NJ and Mra T. T. Caltav