The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1900-07-25


the primary school in 1897 g. is wishing in
town
Rev. and Mrs. j. o, Sherburn Of st.
Johnsbury, visited at the Methodist psrson.
age one day last week.
The Woman's union prayer-neeing IL to
be held in the Lower Plain, Friday after
noon at three o'clock with Mrs. Julia Mead.
Mr. and Mrs. W. r. Richards Of Montreal
are staying for few weeks at Hotel Low
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Richards.
Mrs. j. b. Pickett entertained thirty
young ladies at her delightful summer
home, "Cliff Null" Lake Morey. last Fri
day in honor OF her guest, Miss Sally Emery
OF Chelsea.
j. e. Sleeper who has been visiting his
son In Michigan for several weeks, has re-
turned home. Mrs Seeper's brother, A.
w. Merrill, came with him, the third time
in forty years that he has visited his native
town.
Rev. and Mrs A II. Webb are spending
the week at Lake Morey, the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. j. B. Pickett Miss Ethel Webb
and Miss Mabel Martin of Montpelier are
also stopping at the lake for the week at the
Glen Falls house.
The lawn party held at the Congregation
al church grounds last Tuesday evening
was successful affair. Ice cream was in
great demand on such a hot evening and
the entertainment which followed, consist
ing OF readings and music, was much en-
joyed.
II. 4. Parker's automobile arrived in
town last week and for several hours was
an object of curiosity and interest as it was
propelled about the Streets But alas for
human expec atoms, some of the machin-
cry broke before night, and Harry now gets
down town in bis usual manner, either on
foot or in a carriage.
A.. II III
with their daughter and young lady friend
have been visiting bis sisters, Mrs. A A.
and Mrs. l.. j. Heath and Mrs. Banks.
Since his arrival Mr.. Kimball has been
quite sick with malaria but our pure air has
proved an effective remedy aud he is much
improved.
Gouldsville.
VIII Greenwood and family have re-
turned to Barre. - David Andrews, q
much respec ed citizen, died last Saturday
morning at the advanced age of seventy
three years, after an illness OF about year
as the result OF shock. The funeral was
held from his late home on Monday at two
o'clock, Rev. Dr. w. s. Hazen officiating.
The bearers were Marsh | Smith, Page
Harris, w. w. Rumril and Elmer Derby.
The local lodge OF Odd Fellows was in at
tendance, the deceased having been a MEM
Der of that order for over thirty years. He
had been superintendent in the factory for
ntt6en years anu ndu Deen emplOyeu III JH6
factory for over fifty years. He leaves a
widow, one son and four daughters. -
Moses George of Lebanon, N. H., the SUI
perintendent in the mill has arrived. -
Miss Lizzie Cook visl ed in Barre last week
- Miss Percie Case of Barton IL with
her parents for the present. - Mr.. Will
liams has returned from Lebanon, N H.,
and is to work in the mill - Miss Cora
Eaton and nephew, Ralph, are in New
Hampshire for the present - George
Andrews of Newbury was called here by
he death OF his father. - Mrs. j. w.
Gould shas returned from Barton.
Mrs. Ida Balch received word Saturday,
night Of the death Of her sister, Mrs. Sadie
West. She left for Barton Sunday night.
- Fred Steel of Barre was the guest of
Lizzie Cook last Sunday - Leon John.
son and wife spent Sunday in Roxbury.
from Hardwick.
Putnamsville.
John w. Dillon and wife of Barre are at
g. M. Whitney's.
Mrs. Frank Seymore is recovering from
her recent illness.
Mrs. A. G Hall has been confined to the
house for a few days with a lame shoulder.
e. Berry and family who have been
visiting in Fairlee. returned home last FRI
DAY.
- East Calais.
Rev. G. II. Merrill of St. Johnsbury,
preached for Mr.. Macpherson last Sunday
afternoon.
Mrs. A. P. Kelley of Nashua, N III. spent
| last week at the home of her brother, w. G..
Eastman.
Mrs. Susan Story of Swampscott, Mass,
| is spending few weeks with her sister,
Mrs. l.. G. Dwinell.
Mrs. Fanny B9rnham OF Roxbury, spent
last week with her neicee, Mrs. Henry Car
ley, and her sister, Mrs Mcfarland.
DIR. and Mrs. B. L. Dwinell, Miss Alice
Dwinell and Mr.. Field of Taunton, Mass,
have been spending few days with Mrs. G.
| II. Dwinell.
Rev, r. III. MACPHERSON concluded his
| years engagement here and at South Wood
bury last Sunday. Both places have given
him call for another year, but no decision
has been made as yet.
Miss Ethelynd Gould of Randolph, gave
| a very pleasing dramatic recital at Union
church last Friday evening under the aus.
pices OF the Ladies league. Music was fur
nished by the league.
Mr.. Van Tassell, student from the theo-
| logical seminary at Canton, N Y, has been
engaged to preach for the Universalist 30.
ciety for three months. He hopes to be able
to begin his work next Sunday morning.
Mary Dwinell left last Saturday for
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weeks with an old classmate Mrs. Luther
Freeman of Portland, Me. She will also
visit her brother, DR.. W. X. Dwinell OF Wa.
terville, Me-, before returning.
Work on the village school house is to be.
gin this week. N. b. Cove OF Plainfield has
contracted the entire job. The house is to
be raised, turned quarter round, base
ment for heating purposes put under and
an addition joined to form another recits
| ton room.
East Warren.
Mrs. w. e. Moore is i'll.
o. Fl. Rawson of Newport Is at E. G
Heath's.
Mrs. j. p. Greenwood has returned from
her visit in Walden.
Master Philip Gleason of Middlebury has
been the past week at E. @. Heath's
Misses Jessie and Eva Hutchins Of Ceve
land, o., are visiting their aunt, Mrs. 8. 7
Van Deusen.
Mrs. Nora Resrdon Reardon and children
Of Waltham, Mass, are at P. Morisrty's
her old home.
A good share of the hay crop is still
growing. We have had but one genuin,
hay day during the week.
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