The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1900-05-23
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Judge e. 9. White OF Hyde Park was 6

Judge e. 9. White of Hyde Park was 6
guest of e. A. Stufflebean on Monday.
Miss Ruth Ryford, teacher in No. dis
trict, spent Sunday al her home in Ran
dolph.
A. E. Fort of Worcester, lately of VOL
colt, has opened up the A. A. Greene black
smith shop and is ready for business.
The Ladies' Aid will hold a sociable with
Mrs. G. l.. Miles Wednesday afternoon. A
cordial invitation is extended to all.
Miss Mary Tatro has finished work at j
w. Egan's and has gone to her home in Wa
terbury. Her place is taken by Miss Eve
Nichols.
Work Is rapidly progressing on the ex
tension to Viles' plant and few weeks
now will see the new steam plant ready for
use in case of emergency.
Rev. George Eliot Cooley, pastor of St.
Paui's church (UniversalisD in Rutland, is
tc conduct the services for the Unitarian 80.
ciety next Sunday at 2:15 P. NJ.
South Duxbury.
B. Johnson and l.. Towner have let the
mill property go back into Warren Muir
rvs hands. - John Pike of Warren
visited &. Louzell last week. - Mr.. and
Mrs. Duane Bruce were in Stowe last week
Mr.. Bruce Is administrator of the estate OF
Mrs, Eliza Luce, his wife's sister. 80 s
Somerville, was in Barre last Thursday
- Mrs. E Joslin Of Waitsfeld is visit
ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William
Ward, - Mrs. A. Phillips is able to slt
up some part Of the day. - Mrs. Harley
Turner is gaining slowly. - 1t is hoped
a goodly number from this community will
attend the Womans Foreign Mission
airy convention to be held May % at Water.
bury. - Mrs. S. Turner led the Sunday
evening prayer service.
South Cabot.
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vile few days.
M. and Mrs. George French and Mrs
Andrew Corllss went to st. Johnsbury last
Saturday to attend Mrs. Corliss' brothers
funeral Sunday.
The Ladies' Aid of South Cabot will give
a poverty social next Thursday evening in
the hall. Supper will be served. Every
lady must wear poverty dress and apron
and every gentleman poverty suit or pay
a fine.
Worcester.
Mrs. A: Fl. Camp is visiting in Chelsea.
- w. K. Vail Of Burlington, was at H.
d. Wallis last week - Mrs. Dele II.
Putnam was in Montpelier over Sunday
- The post office will be open Mem
orial Day from eight to ten A M and from
six to eight P. M. - The family of Rev.
w. II. Atkinson, the new Meth dist min
lister, arrived in town last Friday. -
Mrs. Robinson, who has been visiting her
daughter, Mrs Fred Wood, returned TO her
home in Waterville, accompanied by Mrs.
Wood.
Waitsfield
Harry Belden and Harvey McAllister
have returnld from their trip to Baltimore,
Md.
Herbert Joslin hos returned from Massa-
chusetts where he has been at work for @.
A. Reed in his sugar house.
@. A. Reed was in town few days last
week. He reports a good trade in maple
sugar and syrup this spring
A. II. Richardson sold nice pair OF
matched driving horses and #. McCarty and
w. w. Josln each sold one the last OF last
week toia horse dealer from Pennsylvania.
The Grand Army post will attend SER
vices at the Congregational church Sunday
May q, and invite all old soldiers, the Sons
of Veterans and all the schools in this vi
cinity to join with them at that time as well
as in the Memorial Day exercises. The
address on Memorial Day will be- given by
Hon. j. w. Gordon, ex-mayor OF Barre.
Music will be- furnished by the Waitsfeld
Cornet band, A special meeting OF the post
Is called to meet at their hall o. Saturday,
May 26 at two p. NJ. to conclnde the neces-
sary arrangements for Memorial Day.