The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1900-09-12
Henry Lasell and attending our village

Granite Manufacturer Henry Nixon Is
con emp plating giving mp business here and
moving to a farm in Newbury.
Charles H. Beckett, now of New York
city, has been home for q few days visit OF
late.
Miss Clio Tarbel is teaching again in
West Hartford.
Neal b. Smith left here this week on his
return to the Island Of Trinidad South
America.
New fall tailored suits for ladies at Ho-
mer Fits, Barre.
Waterbury Center.
Miss Kathie Dillingham; has returned to
her school at White River Junction.
Henry Foster of Warren visited his aunt,
Mrs. Ann Foster, short time last week.
Mrs. Sweat and servant of Portland, Me-,
are staying for few weeks at W. e. Mar
shall's
Clayton Demerritt has gone to Lowell,
Mass, to visit his aunts who reside there
and hopes to secure employment there.
Mrs. Persis Cough is settled in her new
| home here, and seems much pleased to re-
turn to her childhood's home, where she
hopes to end her days.
There will be Grange sociabe with MT.
| and Mrs. George Chaplin, Tuesday, Septem-
Der 18. Changers take notice and govern
| yourselves accordingly
Miss Ida Mars who has been a success
| full teacher here for several years, has a po-
sition in the Graded school In Morrisville.
Her school began last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry II. Dillingham; of
Bakers Island off Salem, Mass, came last
| Saturday morning to visit their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. M. L. Dillingham;.
Dayton b. Smaley who has been at work
for George w. Smith and Son OF White
River Junction, has finished his work there
and returned to his home here last Satur-
DAY.
Martha Jane, widow of the late E. E.
| Hutchins, OF this place, died yesterday
morning, aged eighty seven years. Her
| funeral services will be held Friday at one
o'clock.
Clinton Smith, porter at the Adams
House. Montpelier, came here September 1
| and with his mother attended the birthday
party of Mrs. Buzzell Sunday returning to
Montpelier on Monday.
A very pleasant time was enjoyed Sun
| day, September 2, at L. w. Buzzell's at
| Stowe, the occasion being the seventy-sixt h
birthday Of Mrs. Buzzell. Children, grand
children, brothers and sisters gathered to
pay their respects to her and enjoy happy
reunion.
Rev. George II. Sssons and family left
last week Tuesday for Indiana. Before
| leaving Mr. Sissons made two couples hap.
py. oepIenD6r D, he mdrrleu VIII IOWD
to Mrs. Celia PARAGON, and September d.
| Carol Webster Of Barton to Miss Blanoh
Cameron OF this place.
Waits River.
Mrs. Care Locke returned Thursday
from her visit to Manchester, N. H., Holden
and other places in Massachusetts.
Mrs. Jennie Watson OF Cambridge is Wis.
itSng in town.
II. M. Simpson returned Saturday after q
two weeks vacation.
Mrs. j. T. Carter and son Frank left for
their home in Lowell on Monday.
Miss McCrillis will board for the present
| with w. Curtis.
B. G. Miles Of Montpelier will spend g
few days wife Mrs. Miles,
Mr.. Robinson and Mrs. Church Of Yer
shire were entertained at j. A. Dodge's
Friday.
Several persons from this place were al
West Topsham Tuesday evening at the
marriage of Rev. James Boyd and Mrs
Towne.
Mrs. ]. P. Richardson and son are al
home from Barre.
Pastor Cudworth and family are at home
from their vacation in southern New
Hampshire, Worcester, Mass, and vicinity
Men are busy setting telephone poles be-
tween this place and East Corinth. They
board with A. X. Beede, s. r. Locke and
George Miles.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Charles Wallace OF Barre
| visited at j. a. ~ t"t'e rtcel Uy.
Harry Miles is at home for a short time.
Frank Mutt has recently built new car.
rage shed.
Fred Downing of Barre is at his fathers
on the hill
Schools commenced September 10. F. g.
Locke will teach the village school and
Mrs. b. G. Miles in district No. g.
Ellsworth Waterman of Barre was in
town last Wednesday and Thursday.
Northfield.
New dress goods, fall jackets and goli
capes at Homer Fits, Barre.
The Dog River Valley Fair association
holds its twenty-eighth annual fair al
Mortified on Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday, September IS, 10 and 20. This
association has conducted it's fairs in such 6
manner as to meet the approval OF the best
people OF the State who show their approval
by an increasing patronage and it is uni
versally acknowledged to be one of the bes
agricultural fairs in New England. The
ground seems to have been made for a fail
ground. The buildings are all new and
first class in every respect. The railroad &C
commodations are perfect. The races will
be exciting and the floral hall display will
poultry shows will be instructive. All the
arrangements will be as perfect as time and
circumstances will admit. No rowdyism
will be tolerated.
Kicker Mills.
Mrs. e. L. Rowe and two children have
been visiting her father and mother
- A. H. Kicker has been Ill the pas
week. - William Kicker and his moth
or, Lydia Kicker, who is eighty-eght years
old, next November, visited A. Fl. Kicker
last Thursday. Mrs. Kicker does not ap
pear more than seventy or seventy five
= Mrs. Rowe and Chestine Kicker Wis
tied at Harry Farrow's last Friday.
Dascomb Rowe has been sick with tonsilitii
but is now improving. - Harry M
Kicker has been sick with a cold. -
Herman P. Kicker and wife are now Al
home. - A. II. Kicker is filling his silo
- Election passed Of very quietly a
Groton. -C @. #. Heath is cutting corr
for A. H. Kicker. - Harry Pinkham
and wife OF Boston visited at j. g. Harvey
last week. - John Whitcher OF Wal
den called on A. III. Kicker last week
- The Baptist association will meet q
the church in Groton this week Tuesday
| II ID i'll.