The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1900-07-18
BARNARD, SUMNER & PUTNAM CO.. WORCESTER, MASS
East w arren.


The new skimming station is running all
right.
Mrs. A. M. Dickinson from Burlington
is visiting here.
Mr.. and Mrs. MacDimick OF Richmond,
are visiting in town.
George G. Lang optician from Barton, is
spending few days here.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Hawkes. of Chelsea,
Mass, are stopping at f. G. Lambs few
weeks.
Albert Murray's SOD Walter was kicked
In the face last Saturday by a horse but is
doing we'll.
Mrs Marshall Carpenter has returned to
her home in Glover, accompanied by her
mother, Mrs. Hosea Town.
Elisha Goodspeed died July 9 aged seven
ty-three years. His wife died little more
than year ago and since her death he has
been gradually failing. He had several
shocks, each one leaving him more help
less. He had one July 7 and never rallied.
He was living with his daughter, Mrs. w.
q. Moore, who with her husband has ten
DERBY cared for him and have done all in
their power Tor his comfort. He was a
soldier in the war Of the rebellion. He will
be greatly missed by large circle Of
mourning friends. The funeral was largely
attended at the church, Rev. L. II. Brigham
officiating.
Newbury.
Mrs. L. F. Wheeler and Miss Louise
johnson spent Monday and Tuesday in
Fairlee.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Holden of worces-
ter, Mass, and Miss Z. B. Sloane Of Haver-
hill, N. H., spent last Wednesday at 8.
Johnson's.
Mrs. j. B. Lswrie and Mrs. Il. N. Cham.
berlin are spending a couple OF weeks at
the beach in Newcastle, n. Fl.
Henry Lindsey was recently attacked by
a COW he was lesding and attempting escape
by climbing barbed wire fence was Sc
riously cut.
Mrs. L. F. Wheeler has gone 10 Oars
Island, Me-. for two or three weeks
The fine rains last week was opportnne
and greedily absorbed by the thirsty earth.
Haying has been much delayed by the
catching weather The crop is below the
average.
In the absence of Pastor Merrill, the Con.
gregationalist worshiped at the Methodist
church last Sunday. There will be no SER
vices at the Congregational church next
Sunday.
South Corinth.
II. III. Degoosh had a furnace put in his
house recently.
All are sorry to learn OF the serious illness
OF Eben Darling,
Mrs. Frank Heath of Groton is guest at
l.. M. Wilson's for two weeks.
Very little hsying has been done. Farm
ers are waiting. In hopes the grass will inn
prove, perhaps.
Mrs. Mary Hatch has been spending a
week with her cousin, Mrs. John Ordwsy,
at West Fairlee.
Mrs Elliot Worthley Ia at her brother e
for an indefinite time. Her aunt, Mrs.
Moulton, from Waterbury Is with her.
The South Oorintb orchestra will hold a
musicale at W. 8. Sanborn's next Thursday
evening. One was held at Everett Saw
yer's last Saturday evening.
West Berlin.
Miss Alice Callahan will keep the next
term OF school in district No. L.
Edward Cooper visited w. A. Cooper
with his bride last Saturday and Sunday.
Myron Ayers came from the West Sstur-
day to visit relatives. He is a son OF j. l..
Ayers.
A bear was seen back OF the stone shed
last Friday. IL is thought IL may be- the es-
capped pet.
The friends of Miss Cara streeter gave
her pleasant surprise July 9, 1t being her
birthday.
Bert Glines OF Bridgeport, Conn, visited
his parents last week. Miss Bertha Rowell
also visited at Mr. Glines.
Miss Della Ayers and Miss Lizzie Keyes
went TO Woodsville to visit Miss Keyes'
brother, Walter, over Sunday.
The eighty-second birthday of Mrs. Olive
Chase was very pleasantly remembered by
her children and grandchildren last Friday,
most OF them spending the day with her at
her youngest sons home