The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1900-09-12
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Mrs. Lynds and sister of Worcester,
Mass, are visiting Mrs. Lynds' son, Alph
Lynds.
Mrs. j. A. Ennis and daughter, Mrs. Ed
Preston, are visiting in Barton this week.
John e. Peabody is now boarding at
Henry Kelogg's.
j A. Woodward and family are now in
Canada on a ten days visit.
James p. Newton and wife are visiting
in Woodstock end expect to remain until
after the fair at that place, which takes
place next week.
Mrs. A. w. Slocum of Montpelier spent
Sunday in town.
G. S. Adams & Co. have on exhibition at
their store stalk Of corn raised by Abel
Beckley which M assures thirteen feet.
The Knights of Pythias are enlarging and
otherwise repairing their castle hall in
Gilman's block. M. d. Bemis and G. B.
Bouldry are doing theswork.
| j. A. Ennis, A. T. Dutant, Sames White
hill and Wesley Lamberton attended the
fair at Sherbrooke lasl week.
f X Kiteredge OF Woodsville, N. H.,
spent Sunday in town en- route from Barre
to attend the fair at St. Johnsbury with his
pacing horse "Diavolo" which won the
open race at Barre, last Saturday.
The orchestra furnished music for
| drama at Cabot two evenings of last week
and also at reception for Rev. s. G.
Lewis, representative elect at Danville.
The band also furnished music for recep-
ton for DR.. Warren, representative elect at
Cabot, on Monday evening
1--WE have been admitted to transact bust
ness in every civilized government OF the
world. We are the oldest and largest inter-
national life insurance institution in the
| world. We have neither abandoned nor
avoided the places having strict laws or ex-
/ acting Ofiipiala EvarU pOlipU bOl1er with
us has an equal interest, under his contract,
| in the success and fortune of our combined
efforts. 1t is a common household, regu-
| lated exclusively by its members, and
united for q common purpose, viz, the
greatest happiness to the greatest number.
| Our agents everywhere must do their Mt
| most TO preserve this condition and situa-
| ton" Extracts from an address by the
| president of the New York Life Insurance
company, John A Mccall, to the European
representatives, Of the company at a recent
convention held in Paris If you would
know more of this mammoth institution
with over 400 900 members consult the spe-
cal agent, A. L. Davis.
The Ladies Aid Society connected with
the Congregational church will meet with
Mrs. Moody Bemis on Wednesday after
noon.
A very enjoyable occasion was the sur
prise for Frank White last Thursday even
| ing at which about s6venty-fve were pres
ent. A nice lawn swing chair was left with
Mr.. White as a reminder of the occasion.
Moretown.
The farmers are filling their silos.
Mrs. T. j. Ferris is spending few days
in Waterbury.
e. A. Pierce of East Montpelier, is NOV
ing his goods to town.
John Bidgood and wife returned from
New Hampshire last week.
George Dutton and bride of Kansas, wis.,
tied in town last week.
Village schools commence this week in
stead OF last, as previously stated.
Mrs. Ruth Carpenter returns to her home
| in Montpelier this week after a two weeks
stay in town.
| Harold Austin and Harry Buckley re.
turned from their trip to Hartford, Conn,
| last week
Mrs. Addie Phillips OF Bethel and Mrs.
| Hattie Dale OF Waterb bury, are visiting their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Sawyer.
Walter Baird of Barre has recovered
from an attack of typhoid fever and is visit
ing his aunt Miss Sarah Thompson.
Mrs, II. o. Ward, Mrs. ID o. Thatcher
| and Mrs. j. w. Bates attended mission.
airy meeting at Montpelier last Thursday
Quarterly meeting services will be held
| in the Methodist house next Sunday, and
the quarterly conference will be Saturday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs d. f. Turner OF New Lon
| don, Conn, came to town last Wednesday
night and will visit relatives in this vicin-
ity for about two weeks.
Peacham.
The farmers about town are filling their
silos. They report good crop.
Charley Cole has completed his engage
ment with IL. S. Mitchell and has gone
| south.
George Smart and wife expect to go to
Montpelier to work through the coming
session.
Prot Cambridge and wife have returned
TO town. The academy commenced on
Tuesday with good attendance,
N. j. Whitehill aud wife and Mr.. and
Mrs. Miller and son are visiting their faith
or, l.. r. Strobridge, at the Corner.
Merrill Underhill of Hyde Park, Mass,
is visiting his sister, Mrs K. Williams, as
is also Miss sJennie o. Bruce OF Woburn,
Mass
G.. A. Kenerson has purchased the George
Sanborn farm in the village. Mr.. Way, the
former purchaser, having taken back seat
on the deal. Gardner will soon be sole own.
or OF the village II he keeps on buying and
the future Legislation may be called on to
change the name from Peacham to "Kener-
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