The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1900-07-04
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Miss Eulie Savage is completing the CEN
sus, which her father, l.. D. Savage, had
nearly flushed al the time of his death.
Men are In town putting up wire for sev-
eral telephones on the New England line.
There ia TO be al instrument In the stores OF
W. e, Jones, j. b. Norton and William
Palmer, also at the houses of DIR. Howe. K.
j. Gleeson and L. II. McAllister.
Walter Andrews of Brookline, N Y hes
been spending few days with his mother,
Mrs. X. BuCklin.
Don't forget that il in need OF moving
machine or horse rake that the place TO get
the best is ct o. g. Eaton's.
Owing TO the long continued dry weather
the hay crop, especially on the river farms,
will be very light. Many OF the farmers ere
beginning haylng this week.
Joseph Palmer's dog bit G, j. Tabor % he
was ~ 9sing IN the street last Sunday Mr..
Tabor shot the dog.
Ovta A Bushnell is at home from college
to spend his vacation.
Thad. Crossett and wife of Waterbury
were visiting in town the first of the week.
viii J. Eaton OF Philadelphia 's making a
short visit with bis parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
o. NJ. Eaton.
S. D. Waterman has moved to the house
of George Somervlle.
Gorham Matthews hts returned from
Providence; f. l., and moved into bis
house in the village.
George Miller and family from Boston
are at Mrs. Miller's brother, r. j. Browns.
Miss Angie Skinner OF Boston is sitting
hes brother. d. II. Skinner.
Ed LaBelle has moved into his new
house.
A. G. Mathews is soon to occupy his
house vacated by S. ID. Waterman.
Msy Gleason is spending few days in
massachusetts,.
l.. Juan Bsbee il home from Winchester,
Mess. where she h'7 been attending
school.
Miss lydia Bigeow "a spending few
days in town.
East Roxbury.
Mrs. j. T. Edison, who has been quite i'll,
is improving.
Hattie Kidder closed her school in Marsh
field on Tuesday for the summer vacation.
Edith Ruiz is at home from Ee7t Brook
field where she hrs been sewing.
Cecil Buck closed her school in Randolph
Center lbst Saturday.
Mr. aud Mrs Leon Hart are to work for
Lewis Steele through haying.
The high wind ] Vt Friday night broke
off several large trees and did other dam
age.
W. o. Pride is runniDo the creamery at
West BrooF field while Mr.. Noble is i'll with
the mef les.
Mary Wilisms closed her first term OF
school in this d'strict II t Friday with
picnic in George Wardner's grove, which
W much enjoyed by those attending.
About forty neighbors and friends of Mr.
and Mrs. e. K. Bowman called on them at
their pie ant home June 26, 10 remind
them that they had Il married thirty
ye 8. A hounGtu supper W served in
the ternoon and in the evening ice cream,
cake and lemonade were sci we'd. Severe
rice preger' ana g sum of money were pre-
sented to them, Salmon Williams melting
the pre- sentaton spl IA. Mr.. Bowman
sponded. A pleasant evening w n" ed
in social way &c ,rgie Rand gave sew
ere selections " ,th b's graphophone which
added to the pie ures of the evening.
School in district No. cl' ed last Friday
Inc whole number of pupils VS. fourteen.
Those having no marks were A ton Howe,
Ella Maud and May Mudgett. Dora MAJ
tin, Ruby and Ruth Wardner and Earl
Pride were absent only one day. MF y E.
Willier7, cher,
Vershire
Rev. Mr.. Robbins, former pastor here,
spent Sunday in town, attending church
meeting in the evening.
A daughter was born let Friday to Mr..
and Mrs. freeman Speare.
B. F. Fuller, S. B. Darling, Charles Rey-
nolds and Webb Rowel attended the Re
publican convention at Chelsea last Sstur-
day as delegates from this town.
A sister Of Mr. Sherley is visiting him.
Rev. j. B. Richardson attended COM
mencement at Hanover ]" 1t week, also the
district convention at White River juno
ton.
Miss Matte Clough ls at home from Bos-
ton where she hr7 been teaching through
the year.
P. Brown visited his pe-entl in Went
worth, n. H., last week. HIS little daugh-
ter " III remain there for some weeks.
South Northfield.
Ms. Sibley is very sick with pneumonia.
Mrs. Lila Demeritt of Waterbury WIS
the guest of her sister, Mrs Frspk Orcutt,
LIST week.
Lyman Howe and wife OF Chicago were
at Martin Cobleigh's over Sunday
Mrs Fred Pemtook and children have
gone to New York for stay Of two weeks
Mrs. Harriet Glszier has returned from
Salem, Mass, and will spend the summer
at Rufus Simors'.
Miss Addie Cobleigh closed very sue
cessful term of school here Friday and has
gone to Berlin Pond for a week.
Women's tailored. suits going at great
reduction, at Homer + IT'S, at Barre. Read
the advert'se ment in this issue.
RoAbury.
The Christian Endeavor Society held il,
| annual business meeting Sunday evening
electing the following officers: President
Lee Wiley; vice president, May Ellis; sec
rotary, Mae Wetmore; trer surer Harrie
| Howe. Two new names were added to tn,
list of active members
Charles S, Hager delivered fine sermon
lest Sunday morning Mr.. Hager expect
to visit his home in South Deerheld, Mass.
through most OF this week, after which h
will remain here % pastor of the Congregs
tional church.
Guy Wilson OF Bethel was in town Mon
day doing surveying for Frank Kennedy.
f. w Frink of Montpelier WIS in tow
on business Monday.
Shady RilI.
Mrs. John Leonard hr3 been visiting he
daughter, Mrs. Joseph Cadmore, the pas