The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1900-08-29
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Mrs. Louise b. Kent is visiting at Peter
bOro, N. ii.
Ethel Hardy is visiting her sister at White
River Junction.
Mrs. II. o. Bixby and children have been
| visiting in Barre.
The union justice ticket will contain the
| same names as last year.
l.. N. Lucas and wife and l.. N. Lucas
Jr., are visiting in Richford.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. G. Thorne started on
| Monday to visit friends in Iowa.
j. Il. Bacon and family went to Saratoga
last week for some weeks stay.
l.. II. Bobonon has bought the Copeland
property on Maple street for $1,000.
| Principal John II. Bixby OF CRANKY
| Mass, is visiting his father, N. s. Bixby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Hadley OF Manches-
| ter, N. H., are visiting at j. q. Atwood's.
Maud and Ruth Ballou of Winthrop
Mass, are visiting at Mrs. b. A. Merrill's
K. A. Davis and wife Of Bethel, have
been spending few days at G. l.. Slows
Albert Thompson has left w. j. Tarbel's
and has moved into Mrs Halls house on
the back bay.
Fred K. Atwood has obtained position
as cashier of hotel in Boston, and is now
at work there
Monday for Fort Wayne, Ind, to visit
Mrs. Whitney's brother.
Rev. A. j. Eastman delivered an address
at Royalton on Sunday evening before the
Christian Endeavor society.
David G.. Adams has moved into the ten
ement in III. W. Dearborns house on Jail
street last occupied by Il. w. Allen.
The unique entertainment given by the
Congregational ladies on Friday evening
was great success, and realized about $72.
j. A. X. Corwin's entire family held
reunion on Sunday, Charles r., Harry j.
and Vinton A. having come for brief
visit.
The board OF civil authority has chosen
for ballot clerks at the ensuing election, @.
k. Godfrey, M. A. Carpenter, @, M. Beck
with and II. o. Bixby.
There will be sociable and lawn party
at H. l.. Bixby's on Thursday evening, the
proceeds to be used toward the repairs of
the West Hill meeting house..
New hagpoles were erected by both
parties on Saturday. A new Mckinley and
Roosevelt flag will be displayed on Wed.
nesday, when grand county rally is to be
held.
Rev. A j. Eastman and j. M. Comstock
went to Rochester on Wednesday of last
week to attend council called for the i'm
| stallaton Of Rev. II. W. Hildreth as pastor
OI Un6 CuurCn Jnere.
East Warren.
Politics in this place are very dull, there
not being interest enough to have flag
raising Candidates for Representative are
plenty. -Four names are on the officiel bal
lot, W. A. Averill M r. Goodspeed, f.
Long and p. Parker, but unless there is
more work done in other parts OF the State
than ia this vicinity, Vermont will not give
the big majority that is hoped
j. Sullivan of Providence r. l., is spend
Ing his vacation at p Moriarty's.
Mrs. Bert Stearns and lady friend from
Hartford, Conn, are at G. p. Stearns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gillette of Philadelphia are
at p. B. Daniels.
Mrs: Mary Fitch and son, Harry, re-
turned Friday.
The cooperative creamery paid fifteen
cents for July butter. The three cents
more received at Waitsfield is very profit
able bait for the farmers who go there.
W. e, More had a COW disappear from a
small pasture, near the house, between Sat-
urday and Monday, and no trace of her can
be found No break in the fence shows
where she went out. A singular circum-
stance for this law-abiding community.
The Mite Society will meet with Mrs w.
A. Averill Thursday afternoon. A good at
tendance is desired to work for the families
800. ~ -,
M-s w Aner;,i ThmSsd %ii aft oov 1,n
Ali ara cordiaiiv in,,;tod
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warren IoWne ana 1amlty OF Waltham,
MASS, are visiting IN town.
Schools commenced this week
Services next Sunday morning will con,-
mence at half-past ten instead of eleven
o'clock.
Roxbury.
z. o. Young and daughter, Iva, are visit
ing relatives In town.
The main road through the village is i'm
proved by being graveled.
Mr.. Maker and son of Lowell, Mass, are
visiting at William Brigham's
Miss Hagar of Pittsfeld, Mass, ia visiting
her brother, Rev. Charles s. Hagar.
Thirty tickets ware sold from tbis sta,,o,
to the Burlington excursion last week.
The Universalst socatv will mao, ,v;,h
Mrs, q A. Tilden on Tbnysdau The n "I
circle supper will be served on the lawn.
Nina ~ the Good TamnIors to-, .,;.
lodaa 81 tandaS tbo oo no par, n; rom .his
ington last Tuesday.
Mrs u;Ison ,ho ho, hoo, 4;
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