The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1900-10-17

VIII continue nor hiuuleb III university IN
that city.
annual squirrel hunt Arthur Bgelow aud
Wallace Fullum were captains. Flu lum's
eide won by ffty points Saventy-hve en-
joyed the excellen oys er supper.
About seventy OF the friends of Mr.. spd
Mrs. George Maeun SUI rised them last
Friday evening by eoiig . their house and
celebrating their thiriieth marriage ami
versary. 1hey were presen ed with a Nurse
OF money. II had a very pleasant time.
Miss Ellen Bliss of Waterbury recently
visited her sister, Mrs. Erie Bstohelder.
MIS-. Harry Cotton and her two children
Of Montpelier are boarding for few weeks
with Mrs. Fannie Fulsm.
Mrs Minnie Boyce ia hous keeping for
Henry Colt and son.
Henry freeman and wife are visiting
here for few days.
miss Ellen Smith is helping care for Mrs.
Lois Buck.
The Ladies' Aid society OF he first Con-
gregational church realized fourteen dollars
from their chicken pie supper last Thurs
pay evening.
a dairy for Erie Batchelder and sons.
When completed there will be power for
separating and churniDg the cream.
Mrs. Helen j. Abbot is visiting for sew.
eral weeks in Vergennes and Middlebury.
George Crane and wife recently visited
their son and his family in Rutland.
A good number from the irst ard sec
ond churches attended 8 Circular Con
ference al East Brook6eld last week Tues
day and enjoyed very interesting meet
ing.
Representative Caligan has board at the
Montpelier House while in Montpelier.
A
N H., recently visited him and Mrs Geo e >
Pauton.
Among the Boston excursionists this
week are Fred Fullam, U. A. Clark, Mr..
and Mrs A. L. FollaDsbee, Mrs. Marcus
Peck and j w Parmenter.
Charles A. Bigeow OF Burlington, is Wis
ing his parents for few days.
Mrs. Irwin Abbott at the Center was quite
sick last week with neuralgia of the heart
East Roxbury.
e e Howe went to Barre Tuesday with
load of apples for Weitzsl Webster.
Monroe Wheatley and son of East Brook
field we're at F. o. Aliens on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Foss visited at A. J..
Boyce's in Randolph on Saturday.
Mrs. NJ. S whestley OF East Brook eld
who has been visiting in town the past week
returned home Friday.
weighed seventeen pounds, also one OF
fourteen pounds.
e. Corliss and II. amilton OF Rutland
! were in town Thursday and Friday setting
up the churn and butter worker at the
creamery. Mr.. Rride will commence this
week to make butter and has one of the
hendiest creameres in the state.
Mrs. Cordeia Smith Of Belvidere and her
two daughters, Mrs Smiley and Mrs. Tillot
| SON If Catphrtfra have bepO Viai fiucr "a a l.
| phonso and A. J ana Jennie Ladd's the
! past week.
P b. LaMountain who has been Visiting
! az Pomfret Center the past summer, return
ed last week to his daughters, Mrs. Joseph
Duffany.
Mrs. George Friend of Montpelier, who
has been at her fathers, George Hakey's
| for some time past, has little daughter
born October 8.
Jason Freeman and Frank Duraway at
tended the Barre fair,
MIR. and Mrs George Foss were in Ran
dolph Saturday.
Eben Thsyer OF Worcester, Mass, was in
town asst Thursday looking after his cream
cry interests.
Mrs Emma Wsrdner was sick and came
here from Brookfield LIST week.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Fletcher called on hi.
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while on their way TO the hospital.
Several new books have been presented
to the Sunday school library by a friend.
Foxes and other wild animals have been
stealing poultry from Fred Blanchard auC
| George FOES lately. On Saturday morning
two foxes we're seen quite near the build
ings.
Irving Cady and wife have moved intC
George Bsiley's house. Mr.. Cady will worl
for M. Bailey this winter.
East Calais.
Ruel Foster has just moved into the base
ment OF Milo Georges house.
Mrs. A mira Pierce has gone to WsitsfelC
to speud the winter with her daughter, Mrs
Berry.
d. B. Dviuell attended the Wilder Sym
phOny concert at Montpelier Friday even
ing.
Mrs Jane Hale started for her home il
| Redlsnts Cal, last Friday night.
w ID. Peck moves this week from thu
farm into Fred Coles house for the white
months.
Miss Sally Jewell OF Petaluma. CAL, ha
been spending several days with Mrs. Mar.
Colby.
Herbert Bill of Barre has hired the Drew
place of L. o. Leonard, taking possession
last eek.
Oscar GUERNSEY and family are living a
Greensboro while erecting a cottage at tn
lake.
CO. Eastman and wife are at rome agail
having spent the time since last May a
heir cottage at Caspian lake.
Theodore Morrison has sold his black
smith shop to James Warhurst of Plain
field. He has also sold all of his household
goods and leaves this week for Providence
Il. L.
Sunday being an unfavorable day for tn
harvest concert IL has been decided to re
peat the same next Sunday with som
changes in the program.
Mrs, f. E. Marsh goes to Plainfed thi
week TO keep house for her sister, Mrs. KNAPP
! who goes TO Boston on fine excursion.
About sixty of the friends and neighboI
, OF Mrs Albert Dwinell gave her surpris
party last Saturday evening in honor of he
i, birthday and the tenth anniversary Of ht
marriage. 1t was genuine surprise br
the lady of the house was equal TO the en-
Urgency and soon the large upper room
q were devoted to card playing while mus
3 and social chat were enjoyed below. Cah