The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1900-07-11


Therelwere several additions TO the Uni |
versalist church on q lste Sunday The
pastor, Rev. Frances A. Kimball seems to
be earnestly devoted to her work In con-
uection with this church.
Asa G.. WILDER, who IL visiting in Wood
bury has been with grip there Of late and
his daughter, Mrs. George Colby, was sent
for to care for him. He is now better and
will prolong his stay there.
Mrs. Clinton II. Fields friends will be
glad to learn that she Is to assist the Con-
gregatonal choir next Sunday, as also are
Frank Benedict, Miss Sara Burnham and
William Grearson.
Miss Emma, daughter Of will and Mrs.
Zelma Perrin Lewings Of Oshkosh, Wis,
was recently married to Gilbert A. Com
stock OF that city lately appointed general
! agent of the Chicago, Milwaukee and st.
Paul railroad at that poiPt.
East Roxbury.
Elder Ora Boyce preached at Marshfield
| on Sunday.
Guy and Elgin Martin of Brookfeld Wis.,
| tied Mrs. Sarah Blanchard on Sunday
Frank K. Allen and Mrs. l. A. Eastman
were in Randolph on business last Monday.
Miss Bertha Thayer was at home from
| Montpelier last week.
Harry NJ. Kidder of Mortified was at
home over Sunday.
Quite number from this place attended
the celebration at Barre on Wednesday.
Gus. Boardmsn is at work for II. r. AL
| len. Gerard Boardman has been helping
| Lewis Steele.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Edison attended the
| Kimball reunion at Mortified on Wednes-
| day
Mr.. and Mrs. N. w. Cady attended the
funeral of Mr.. Stockbridge, a brother-in-
law, at Mortified last Saturday.
A goodly number enjoyed the fireworks
at w. G. Webster's Wednesday night.
Mrs. Edwin Smith OF South Mortified
| visited last Tuesday at d. l.. Bucks.
Fred Kimball OF Maiden, Mass, Ed
| Kimbali of Somerville and Sumner KIM
ball of Mortified visited at j. T. Edson's
last Friday.
Seven young ladies from Brookfeld pass
ed the Fourth by having picnic in George
Wardner's grove, returning in the evening
after the fireworks.
Annie Ruiz is at home from Barre where
she has been working the past year
Winnifred Foss went to Old Orchard
Saturday where she expects to remain q
few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. George Foss were at M 8.
Wheatley's In East Brookfield one day last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones Steele were at her
home in East Brookfield one day last week.
Mrs. Boyce closed her school in the Bow
man district last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Howe from Chicago
were guests at Emmonds Howe's last week.
Mrs. Frank Allen visited her aunt, Mary
Wardner, at South Mortified July 4, on
Mrs. Wardner's seventy birthday.
Mr. and Mrs, Fri Dirty from Northamp-
ton, Mass, were guests at o "a Boyce's last
week.
Two deer we're seen near W. o. Shaw g
one day last week. They did not seem
afraid but watched the team out Of sight.
North Montpelier.
The strawberry festival, given by the
ladies connected with the Social Circle" at
Vestry hall last Saturday evening" was an
unqualified success in every respect, the
net proceeds OF same being S32. The hall
consisting Of select reading from David
Harum," by Miss Warren, flute solos by Mr.
Butterfield, duet by Mrs. Kelton and Miss
Hollister, and the celebrated "fan drill
given by ten or twelve Of our young ladies',
assisted by Misses Shirley and Gladys
Bradford Of Barre, were all finely rendered
and each and every number ELECTED hearty
encores.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Sibley OF Montpelier
were in the village last Saturday on a visit
Malissa Hathaway, an old resident OF this
village, is very critically ill, there not being
any hopes of her recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Bradford of Barre
were present at the strawberry festival last
Saturday evening.
G. Henry Hollister of Sioux City, Ia, Is
expected here this week, his wife and
daughter having been east for several weeks
past.
Ed. B. Nye and his son, Harold of Wake
field, Mass, are expected home this week
to spend their usual summer vacation.
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