The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1900-07-11
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quieter than usual
Flora M. Corwin is at home for the sum.
mer from her school in New B. dford, Mass.
Mrs. L. N. Burril of Rookland Mass, is
visiting Josephine p Hubbard.
Orvin r. Sanborn has gone to the Profile
House to work for the summer.
Mrs. Hattie (webster) Carey Of Cienfue-
! Cos. Cuba, with her son, visited her aunt,
Mrs. Lucy A Dickinson, last week.
D.. Eugene Locke of Hoton, Kans., and
| his sister, Mrs. Hannah Carr of Worcester,
Mass, last week visited their stepmother,
Mrs. Eroe A. Locke.
Mrs B. W Smith and her daughter Ma
| bel, Nora and Fannie of Lowell, Mass, are
spending the summer at the David Smith
| place.
| Louise NJ Berry is now in Bloomington,
| where she will remain for the present In the
family of q relative, DIR. w. r. Tilman.
Minnie j. Carpenter has been spe ding
some time here ou her vacation from St.
Johnsbury.
Jenness o, Bugbee has returned from
Concord, n. H, and is working for IL r.
NATION.
County Examiner Prichard will hold
teachers examination here on the 18th and
ID Of August.
John Ii. Osborn and wife OF Cleveland,
o., Charles X. Osburn of Dixon, ILL.,, j.
Wesley Osborn of Ashmont Mass and
Mrs. Alonzo Southwick OF Miltonville,
Mass, are staying at the hotel. This party
includes four children Of the late Joel o.
burn who were all born on the farm now
occupied by George B. Colby.
Miss E. c. wheatley and Bessie Wheat
ley OF Meriden, Conn, relatives of Mrs. @.
+. Dickinson, are visiting her at the hotel
Mrs. Emma Lewis French and Richard
and Bertha Weeks Of Penecook N II
came to III. l.. Bixby's on Monday TO stay
through the summer.
Sadie Ford OF Brattleboro has been at A.
II. Powers for few days.
There seems little reason to doubt that
Mrs. Larsen, who rs Miss Mary Rodgers
was well known here and elsewhere in the
State as a worker under the Vermont Do
mestio Missionary society, Is one Of the VIC
Tins OF the horrible massacre in Pekin. She
and her husband have been missionaries Of
the Christian Alliance. The whereabouts
of the Rev. f. M. Chaplin and wife, the par
ents of William S. Chaplin, are entirely I'M
known, and there is possibility that they
may also have been at Pekin.
John II Perkins of Tewksbury, Mass, is
visiting his eon, r. NJ. Perkins, and other
relatives IN town.
Fred l. Allen has fni he'd work for the
Electric Light and Power Co, and is to go
to Barre this week. e. II. Kennedy is TAX
A. o. Howe is now installing and electric
plant at South Royaton and spends most of
his time there.
Two OF John L. Bacon's children were
here from White River Junction last week
on visit to their grandfather.
r. W. Allen and family removed last
week to Randolph.
Annie B. Baxter of New York City, is at
r. d. Barnes.
About thirty neighbors and friends of
Mrs. G. Fl. Corliss paid her surprise visit
on Saturday evening, 1t being the occasion
OF her birthday.
Measles have again appeared in town, in
two localities, on the west hill and in the
upper village.
On Friday Edwin e. Royce was brought
before Justice G. s. Emery, and charged
with furnishing whiskey to a young boy
from Tunbridge at the home OF his father,
John G. Royce. He pleaded guilty and was
fined So and costs.
East Corinth
Mrs j. j. Guild of st. Johnsbury visited
in town over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Burgess started We'd
nesday for Montpelier where they are to
spend q few weeks vacation visiting rela-
tives.
Several from this place and vicinity at
tended the celebration at Bradford.
Miss May Burgess has returned from
Montpelier and is spending a short vaca-
tion at home.
Mr. and Mrs. G. e. Hartman and Miss
Edith arrived in town last Friday.
Hartford.
A benefit lawn party was given in Pease's
park last Friday evening. IL proved q
pleasant occasion and netted over $40
Relatives from Springfield are guests OF
Mrs. f. N. Madden.
G., p. Trull was in town on Thursday.
Herbert Bliss and family were guests of
Miss Grace Bliss the first OF the week.
Mrs. N. W. Whites little grandd aughter
has the measles.
Miss Inez Gruber has returned from a
visit at st. Johnsbury,
The Fourth passed very quietly here, as
most OF the people went to Barre, West
Lebanon or West Ha. tford, for the celebra-
ton,
Harry Wsshburn is at home from Dart
mouth for the summer.
Miss M e. Howard has returned to town.
Miss Maggie McAuley has left town.
Arthur Bugbee was in town last week.
During the wind storm Of Saturday the
old elm which has stood at the end OF the
bridge since the first bridge was built was
blown down.
Miss Annie Morse gave a picnic for her
Sunday school class on the Fourth.
Mrs. Alfred Chadbourne has returned
from visit to her mother at Cornish, N. II.
Mrs stearns and family are guests at
George Peases.
George Tracey and family are away on a
vacation.
A sister and her children from New York
are guests of Mrs Perry Olmsted.
Willis Pingree is at home from Mortified
University for the summer vacation.
Mrs. Coolidge and daughter are guests OF
Mrs. E, L. Dutton.
Miss Mabel Monaghon will sing in the
Congregregational church on Sunday morn
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. earns, who have been
guests Of their son at the hotel, have re-
turned to their home in Nova Scotia.
Edith Dickey is the guest OF her grand
| motheri NIrs. John Barrows.
| A. @. Roy and son Hugh spent the Fourth
at Bellows Falls.
Waterbury Center.
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