The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1900-08-22
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Ralph Wiley Of Montpelier is guest at
Harry Martins
Merritt Davis is quite sick with the |
| shingles
Miss Helen s. Babbitt OF Montpelier is |
| visiting at the home Of Edgar Hunt Mr.. |
| Babbtt will join his daughter the middle of |
the week and they will start for Williams |
| port, Pa, to spend some weeks with rela- |
| tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Doty were In Glare.
mont, N. H., part of last week.
DR.. and Mrs. e. 7. Smith returned from
| Corinth Thursday, after visit with Mr..
and Mrs. Fulton.
Charles Jones Of Boston is at the home OF
his brother, Major Herbert 7. Johnson
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Walker started for
| Mr.. Walkers home in Nova Scotia Satur-
day. They are to be away three weeks
Miss Louise Johnson, who has been in
South Ryegate for some time, returned
| Monday.
Mrs. whitehead is at DR.. Smiths. DR..
Edison Smith, Jr., is treating her for an eye
trouble.
Clayton Erwin is at home from Breezy
| Point Farm.
Miss Nettie Stride returned to Hotel Low
on Monday.
Miss Maude Robinson was in Woodsville
last Thursday.
vited to the home Of Mr. and Mrs. ID. M.
Bond at Ely last Wednesday and about
twenty.six met, going from here by train
and team.
Mrs. Flanders and Miss Mayme Flanders
were In White River Junction last Thars-
day.
Jerome Kelley OF Boston is at the home
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Kimball KEEL
ley.
Rev. A. II. Webb and son Edward re-
turned from Old Orchard last week.
Mrs. George Brown and Mrs. Lyman
were called to Barton last week by the ill
ness of their sister.
Mrs. Olive Baldwin and Miss Karleen
Hutchinson returned from Fairlee Monday,
where they have they have been visiting at
the home OF Gen. Gilmore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas ALDER have been
spending few days in Littleton.
} Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Huntington spent
Sunday in Waterbury, the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Mark Moody.
East Calais.
The members of the Ladies' League are
invited to meet with Mrs. Anna Remission
on Thursday afternoon.
Lewis Strong gave corn roast last Sat-
urday evening near tho boat landing, to
which the campers and quite number Of
, the village people were invited.
The annual reunion OF the descendants OF
= James Hammond was held last Saturday at
the home of his granddaue liter, Mrs. Fred
Robbins of East Montpelier. About forty
were present to partaks of the picnic din
ner.
Mrs. Martha j. Ainsworth died last Thurs.
day aged sixty.four years. The funeral
services were at Union church on Saturday,
Rev. Effie X. M. Jones of Barre officiating.
The deceased left one daughter, Mrs.
Charles Wilbur, with whom she lived, and
four step-children.
At the caucus last Friday afternoon, the
, Republicans nominated L. L. Lamphere for
t representative. The other names presented
were Willard Bugbee and George Balen-
8 tine. The senatorial vote of the caucus
! stood forty-fve for Grout, twenty-five foi
Dillingham; and seventeen for Ross.
). West Newbury.
Mrs. e. Putnam and Helen Harding re.
Y turned Saturday from Wakefield, Mass
{ where they have been visiting.
Q Miss Ada Gilman who has been at work
at George Carleton's left their Saturday to
!, accept a position in Northwood, N. H.
y The illumination on Mount Mooslanke
: last Friday evening was witnessed by a few
t of our people.
Work on the parsonage barn Is we'll I'M
y der way under the direction OF Newell Ran
d dali. When the repairs are completed this
n appearance but also in actual condition.
The social at George Pages last week was
0 a success though not largely attended.
= Prayer meeting this week at Mrs. Kings.
u Subject lessons from the History OF Pc
o ter"
The place at the creamery made vacant
by Mr.. Farnum's resignation is filed by
) Mr.. Prescott of Corinth Mr.. Farnum has
Q accep' ed position in Benton, n. H., with
. increased pay.
h Henry Tewksbury with his force of meI
a finished saving the wood at the creamery
l., last week.
d Mrs. John Tyler and twins are visiting il
o Wentworth, N. III.
Mrs. Brock OF Waverly, Mass, is thu
IT guest of her niece, Mrs. Joseph Sawyer.
!, Born, August 10, daughter to Mr.. ant
d Mrs. e. Page.
l. North Montpelier.
l. There is to be grand concert at Vestry
hall this week Thursday evening. Prof
', G. r. Dudley with chorus of sixty voices
! Grays orchestra and Harold e. Nye OF Nal
l. den, Mass al violinist, will go towards
making mp as fine programme as has beer
rendered in q concert in this vicinity FOL
years. Those who fail to attend will miss
10 rare treat
10 Ed, Hammett of Jersey city, N. j., il
40 here on visit and is the guest Of his sister
Mrs. l.. G. Hammett.
y The Ladies' Social Circle is to hold
"blackberry festival" at Vestry hall mex
IS week Wednesday evening. During the
n evening literary and musical programm,
g. will be given by the following TALENT Read
ings by Principal o. X. HOLSTER and Miss
T. Kinney of Barre; select songs, by Miss Lin
al coin OF Boston; leading soprano in Tremon
N Temples selections for flute and piano b,
Of Mrs. j. W. Butterfeld and her son, Georg,
Butterfeld. A very enjoyable evening IL
m assured to all who attend.
Mrs. Larnard Coburn and children o
la Fulda MINI, are here on visit to Mrs
% Coburn's old home after many years alb
T. sence.
w. @. Nye is putting a slated hip roof oil
O. his house. Matt b. Cove is in charge OF tn,
% job.
" Miss Lincoln OF Boston, Mass. is tn,
guest OF Miss Blanche Spaulding
1t Fayston.
10 The Republican caucus last Saturday wa
n we'll attended. hugh Baird received tn,
y nomination for town Representative. Mr.