The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1900-08-08
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Wednesday. A large crowd had q good
time rs they usually do.
Fred Allard has moved his family from
the W. M. Phelps farm in Barnet to H. A.
Nelson where Mr.. Allard has a position on
the farm.
Emory Achleys has engaged with W. I. |
Nolan to cut a large amount OF cord wood |
in Number district.
j. Leslie Nolan Is spending his vacation |
working for the Jersey Hill Creamery Com |
pany.
W. @. Kicker has finished his course of
study at Yale college, and intends to enter
Harvard Medical college to study medicine.
Virgil Goodnow returned to St. Paul
Mimi, this week. His wife will remain
about a month longer.
Jenness Kicker of Groton was in town
last Thursday canvassing for campaign
| book.
Mrs. @. j. Nelson returned from South
| Boston ON Tuesday after q two weeks alb
| sence from home.
Mrs. Ernest Phfield WAS i'll last week,
| J.C. McAllister and Robert Farquhsr-
son Of South Ryegate were in town Satur-
day,
The grange picnic occurs on Friday.
A. 7. Smith is working for &. N. Worm
wood.
Fayston.
Many OF our farmers have finished hay
ing and report an excellent crop.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. N. Newell Of Saugus,
| Mass, are staying a few days with Mr.. and
Mrs. G. H. Pierce and other friends in
town.
Miss Anna L. Bragg has returned from
| months visit with her uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Perry of Chicopee Falls,
Mass
j. M. Thompson OF Montpelier, accom-
| tod h,yb To 1 A L. ~
Randolph, made short visit with friends
in town last week.
East Calais.
w. L. Pierce and wife are at their sum.
mer cottage at Caspian lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Bullock and Miss
Alma Leonard left Monday for Queen City
Park where they are to spend some time.
Mr. and Mrs. f. E. Sanders, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. ID. Peck and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cole
are camping at Nelson pond, Woodbury..
A. d. Pearce, who has been suffering
! from i'll health for some time, was taken
with commissions last Friday and has been
unconscious since. There is small chance
OF his recovery.
Post Mills.
H nry s.. Gilman has returned to Mon
tague City, Mass.
Mrs. e. @. Sturtevant is visiting at Hart
) land.
Mrs. @. NJ. Marston and Miss Mary Green
Of Somerville, Mass, are at the home of e.
: K. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. G. Simons of Montague
City, Mass, are at the residence of s. G..
Saville.
Dell Wood has been i'll the past week.
, Ralph Powell has taken his place in q. e.
Flanders store.
i Mr.. and Mrs. W. l.. Church of the Com.
| lay 10
b. evening of July 30. Many guests from
a West Fairlee, Copperfield and this place
I were present. The spacious grounds were
5 prettily decorated with Chinese lanterns
The musical entertainment, followed by
I refreshments, gave a most delightful even
a ing to the guests.
Q. r. Bunker died July %, after a pro-
tracted illness. Funeral services were held
at his late residence on Lake street with
, Masonic burial service at the cemetery in
e South Vershire. Mr.. Bunker leaves o
widow, a father, Thompson Bunker, and q
sister, Mrs. Merrill of Enfield, N. II.
: Charles Hinckley of Boston, is at A. II
= Southworth's.
Charlie Goodwin of New York, is calling
on friends in town.
Fl. G. Putnam has returned from a trip tc
Hillsboro, N. FL.
: Mrs. Minnie X. Leland of Lynn, Mass
is with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs w. l.
. Knight.
G. A. Adams is entertaining his mother
brother and family from Randolph, AND
relatives from Nebraska.
= Oscar Saville and family ;of Bradford
= Miss MAY Saville OF Lebanon, and Miss
Mertie Bragg of Newport, N. H., were al
+ the home Of s. G. Savlle on Sunday.
o A. B. Douglass and William Fl. jenkins
and wife are taking trip to Manchester
4 and Miss Lizzie Douglass to Nashua, N. FL
!. Mrs. William B. Chubb of Boston, and
n Mrs. Carrie Stanwood of Maine are will
: their sister, Mrs. w. II. Beckwith.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. ii. Southworth have
= been entertaining friends at their cottage
!. on Breezy Point, Fairlee Lake.
Il Horn of the Moon.
l.. A little boy from Boston is boarding al
4 W. A. Cooley's. - Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
" Cooley have been staying at W. A. Cooley
for a week. - A party Of fourteen went
. Curtis pond last Thursday for picnic ant
l. fishing. - Mr.. and Mrs. Hutchinson
Mrs. W. f. Glsdding. - Miss Mamie
!, Twombee was at W. 8. Sanders last Tues
day. - Miss Florence Sanders goes to
G. w. ,Parmenter's next Tuesday to stay
e during Mrs. Parmenter's absence in Spring
It field, Mass. wv. r. Jackson and wife
o accompanied by Montpelier friends, visited
It Mrs. Sarah Jackson last Sunday.
Corinth.
= Eben o. Darling lied at the home Of hii
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. P. II. Darling, Aug
r 8, after long and painful illness. Had be
4 lived until the next day he would have beer
twenty-three years Of age. His funeral was
largely attended on nday at his fathers
home. Interment was at the Meadow Gem
etery.
Alonzo Hanson OF Lebanon, N. H., was
n town over Sunday.
Deer are said to be quiet plenty through
out town.
Mrs. John Chapman is i'll with quincy
sore.
A frost at the Green on the morning OF
, AnPnAt ininred some of the YinaA