The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1900-06-20
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spending lew days with her sister, Mrs.
A. ID. Bragg, and other friends in town.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wood OF Randolph
and Mr.. and Mrs. III. K, Wood Of Williams
town are the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. b.
Thompson.
James Maxwell, who has the care of the
barns at the insane hospital at Waterbury,
spent Saturday and Sunday with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Maxwell.
James and Hattie McMullin, OF Fitch
burg, Mass, accompanied by Perry Stew
ard OF Leominster Mass, are visiting their
cousin, Ella Kelly, who is sick, and their |
uncle, John Maxwell, and family.
AT the Republican caucus last Saturday |
evening" j. r. Thompson and #. A. Bragg, |
Plumley men were elected delegates to
the district convention; +. o. Carroll and
8. j. Dana. delegates to the State conven-
ton; 8. j. Dana, A. ID. Bragg, j. D. Thomp-
son, John Maxwell and @. H. Mehuron,
delegates to the county convention. A. ID.
Bragg, j. B. Thompson and j. II. Nc
Laughlin were elected Republican town
committee.
Horn of the Moon.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Cooley we're at W.
| A. Cooley's over Sunday. - Florence
Sanders has been attending commence
ment exercises at Montpelier. - w. e.
Jackson and wife from Montpelier, are at
| his mothers for few days. - Mrs. j.
! A. Paine, who has been in poor health all
| winter, is not as well as usual. - Mrs.
Elva Averill and her father, @. M. Wing,
have been visiting at G. W. and W. II.
Sanders. - Charles Jones from Hard
| wick, has been spending the past week with
| his former neighbors, 10. K. Jackson
accompanied Mr.. Jones to Waterbury last
| SATURDAY. to visit Mrs linda Jones Donovan.
- Mrs. Curtis Clark has had several
hemorrhages from her lungs since her re-
| turn from Fayston and Is now confined to
her bed. DR.. Lindsay attends both Mrs.
Clark and Mrs. Paine.
Calais.
Mrs f, w. Ainsworth from Boston is Wis
iting in town.
Mrs N. l.. Bancroft attended the conven-
ton at Northfield last week
Miss frankie Kent and Rose Gilkey visit
ed in East Montpelier Saturday.
Misses Alice Mower and Viola Lamphere
are at home from Montpelier Seminary.
Mrs. L. A. Kent returned to Hardwick
last Friday, after spending few days at her
old home.
Miss Pearl Minott and Harry Smith Of
Montpelier Seminary visited in town Satur-
day.
A Republican caucus to elect delegates to
the county, district and State conventions
will be held at the town hall Saturday,
June % at one o'clock.
|
Mrs. d. II. Massey OF Morrsville, is visit
, ing in town.
Mrs. f. B. Conner has gone to Bellows
Falls to visit her daughter, Mrs. McElroy.
Charles Curtis and family have returned
> from visit to their old home in Hunting
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. l.. Nichols, DR.. and Mrs.
: @. N. Hunt, Harry M. Smith and Miss E.
= Pearl Minott OF Montpelier, were at
8 Chauncey Hunts last Sunday.
8 The following delegates were elected at
the Republican caucus Saturday evening
State, III. 7. Kellogg, G. M. Ladd; county
H. 9. Clogston, G. Hunt, M. P. Kent, A.
8 L. johnson, A. G.. Stearns; district, g. f.
Wheeler, W. e. Bruce; town committee
q @. f. Wheeler, Fl. @. Clogston, @. A. Pratt
Kicker Mills.
A. II. Kicker has bought good pair Of
4 team horses of John Hatch. - The road
commissioner is fixing up the roads very
good. 80 Darlng's fish pond run out last
week. - Harvey Dunn's cattle were
running in the road last week. - Lels
q and Carroll Kicker visited A. II. Kicker
their grandfather, last Saturday. - e
;. l.. Rand went to White River Junction on
!, business last week. William Stuart
h visited j. @. Harvey last week.
PIainfeId.
a 6Om6 Oh Inc young u6u VI Unl5 tOWu AIT
!. their lady friends enjoyed fiseing excur
4 sion at Woodbury. pond last Saturday. A
y very pleasant time was reported by all, bu
:, few fish were caught it is said.
n A pleasant family visit occurred June l.
8 at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. e. j. Colby
Their guests were Mr.. and Mrs. L. W. Old
8 and Mr.. and Mrs. George Odds, from Erie
!. Mrs. e. p. Odds, Mrs e. NJ. Tsyntor an(
g Mrs. W. G. Olds of Barre, and Mrs. G. P
i Waldo from Williamstown.
It Topsham.
. Clake Hood is at home from Montpelie
y Seminary, where he has just graduated
with first honors. He also won prize IL
y both the prize debate and prize speaking
y contests. He expects to continue his stud
i les next year at the University OF Vermont
n Berlin.
Mrs. G. W. Dustin Is visiting in New
York.
Mrs. Julia Dewey Cummings OF MINI
Wis, is visiting here.
A. G. Andrus decided his farm recent.
= to Charles T. Crandall of Philadelphia.
A. E. Kilham and wife are stopping for
o time with Ellen Hubbard.
r Charles Dewey is in very poor health.
Q Mrs. S. N. Nelson, who has been visiting
in town, returned Monday TO her home il
a Somerville, Mass. She was accompanied
/. by her NIECE Miss Mabel Stewart.
East Brookfield.
r Majorie Wheatley is i'll with measles.
o. NJ. Angel, with his wife and daughter
n will visit DIR. e. g. Sprague OF Rumney
Q Depot, N. H., this week.
Frank Wilcox lin company with Dr. 7. II
@ Wheatley,of Brooklyn, N. Y, visited Wash
}. ington, ID. c., last week.
A goodly number OF our people attended
T., Children's day exercises at Chelsea Yves
y Hill last Sunday:
Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. Bohonon and daughter
@ of Chelsea were guests Of Percy Heath and
n wife at Nathaniel Wheatleys last Friday
l. BERLIN CAUCUS.
The Republican Caucus held at Yves
Q Berlin Saturday was largely attended
= Leading Republicans from all parts OF TIT
L | town ware Drasent Perfect harmony Dre