The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1900-08-08
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The Rebekahs visited the order at CABOT
Saturday evening.
W. w. Pitkin goes to market this week
with carload of stock
N. e. Morse is reshingling and otherwise
repairing his buildings.
Fred Hodges of New York visited at DR..
William #. Lazele's the last OF the week.
ii. S. Parks, wife and daughter, visited
the family OF Allen Moore Thursday.
Frank Nutting went ON Monday to Ba-
kersfield to spend two weeks with his
grandparents.
Fred Perrin was In Montpelier on Friday
to attend the meeting OF the county Repub-
lican committee.
Mrs. M. II. Colby and two sons, Charles
and Harold, of Portland, Me-, are visiting
at Henry Camps.
The Methodist church society has COM
menced the repairs they are to make on the
interior of their house of worship.
Mrs. #. e. Camp and daughter Bessie
Aldrich, Of Lyndonville, who have been WIS.,
iting at Henry Camps, returned on Satur-
day.
Miss Alice P. Lazelle, who has been
spending the past two weeks with relatives
in Montpelier and Barre, came home on
Friday
Constant Parks, j. e. Bailey and James
Warhurst joined the campers at Groton
pond Saturday and number are to go over
today to enjoy short vacation.
Lena, the two-yeai sold daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. L. L. Knapp, on Thursday even
ing was taken suddenly very i'll. She fell
unconscious from the chair in which she
was sitting to the floor and remained in
that condition some time.
Miss Lillian Sanborn and lady friend of
Marshtield came to town on Thursday ex-
pecting to return home that afternoon, but
owing to the rain changed their plans and
were entertained that night by Fred Ellis
and wife.
Mrs. Kicker, a domestic in the family Of
Joseph Lane, received word that her son,
who was attending school in Massachusetts,
had suddenly died and the remains were
on their way to Groton. Mrs Ricker's
home, where she went on Saturday.
WaitsfleId
At the Odd Fellows Field day sports Aug.
%, they are to offer 1856 for a game OF
base ball. George W. Wallis has this in
charge and any team wishing to compete
should address all communications to him.
The Odd Fellows are to hold their third
annual picnic and field day sports at Wild
ers' trotting park on Wednesday, August
%. They will offer premiums for gents
matched driving horses, single drivers,
speed to govern, running horse race, egg
race, several bicycle races, ETC., etc. With
good weather & good time is assured.
Robert Bckford sold his farm on Monday
for 81 ,140 to parties from Michigan.
Miss Floy Eddy OF Stowe has been the
guest of Miss Made Joslyn for several
days.
Charles Morisrty has hired out to Fl. o.
Ward of Moretown to drive teams. He
began work Monday.
W. W. Smith of Sutton, p. O.. lectured at
union temperance meeting at the Congre-
gational church Sunday evening.
Clark Charles and wife are rejoicing over
the birth OF a son.
Rev. George 1. Howe and wife of Hard
wick, have been visiting in Waitsfield for a
few days.
Most OF the Highgate campers have re-
turned.
The officers of the Good Templars lodge
are to be Installed Friday evening of this
week. Ice cream and cake are to be
served. A fine literary program is being
prepared. A good attendance is desired.
G. W. Bragg and wife of Mortified were
at G. w. Wallis over Sunday.
East Roxbury.
Ms. L. A. Eastman is visiting relatives
in Northtield this week.
e. W. Wetmore was in town Friday
on business.
Guy Fletcher of East Brookfield is work.
ing for j. Jones Steele.
Mrs. George Wardner and daughter Wis
tied in Randolph Tuesday and Wednesday
Mrs Lizzie Freeman, who has been hav.
| ing a very painful time with her foot,
caused by the bursting OF varicose vein, is
| much better.
| Mr. and Mrs. John Brown OF BrookfielG
| are making her brother, Lewis Steele,
visit for few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. John Peavey OF Massachu-
setts and Mr.. Peavey and daughter. Mrs
Mann of Braintree, were guests at w. w
Cady's last Tuesday.
The d. A. Perry real estate agency has
sold for d. L. Buck the house in Barre,
formerly owned by his father.
Mrs. W. o. Pride entertained cousins
from Barre on Saturday
Misses Lena and Bessie Wheatley of Eas
Brookf1eld are visiting relatives in town.
Mrs. Sarah Rich and daughter, Ethel, o
Brookfeld, visited at j. T. Edson's on Fri
day.
Brookfield road commissioner, Lamson
with his gang of men and teams, is build
ing permanent road across the meadow
on the Gulf road.
F.O. Allen has purchased a new corr
harvester.
f. e. Allen and family visited friends il
East Brookfield recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Holden and Mrs
Holden's sister, Mrs. Bertha Stowell ant
husband from California visited in tn
place last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bowman and so
from Essex Junction were guests at Fran
e. Aliens last week.
Lena and Bessie Wheatley from Eas
Brookield visited in town last week,
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Amidon and Sol
visited here and at East Brookield las
week.
Middlesex.
Mrs. G. e. n. Moore and children Of Son
erville, Mass, came on Monday to visit re
atives. They are at the home Of her brotl
or, G. W. Atkins.
W. w. Chandler of West Upton, Mass,
visiting at the home OF M. l.. Chandler, h
father.
Miss Matte Price OF Barre is spending ht
annual vacation In town with relatives
Paul A. Lewis OF Adams, Mass, is at h
home quite seriously i'll with typhoid feve
III. B. Nichols went to his former home
Underhill for a short stay on Monday.
Miss Lizzie Townsend of Barre visited