The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1900-09-26

Mrs. Laura Warrington has returned from
STAFFORD.
Clarence Rich of Barre spent Sunday
with his family.
There were eighty.six tickets sold here
for the fair at Mortified.
Clarence Rock of Barre spent Sunday in
the place with his family.
Frank Marsden and family of Barre
spent Sunday with relatives here.
There was dance at Cross hall Satur
nay evening which was well attended.
Drs. Gsynor and Dorcey have returned
to Boston after two weeks visit in town.
Miss Anna Geynor who has spent the
summer at II. j. Eaton's has returned to
her home in Boston.
Fred Luther OF Lowell Mass. and Leon
| OF Barre, are visiting their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. VIII Luther.
Arthur Fitzgerald of Lebanon, N. H., who
has been visiting here went to Middlesex on
| Monday to visit relatives.
Mrs. Fred Steele returned to Barre Thurs
| day after two weeks visit with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cook.
The school has been suspended which
was taught by Miss Helen Fuller on &C.
count of the Illness OF the teacher.
Mrs James Coburn died Wednesday af-
ter a long illness, She is survived by a
Greenwood, Mrs. Warren Hayward Of
Barre and Miss Jennie of this place, two
sisters Mrs. Ellen Butterfed and Mrs.
Wiley, and one brother, Merrill Bean Of
West Berlin. The funeral was held from
the home on Sunday and the interment
was in Gouldsville cemetery.
East Calais.
Rev. R. H. Macpherson supplied the pull.
pit at Union church last Sunday,
Mrs julius Berry OF Waitsfield is spend
ing a few days with her sister, Mrs. ID. b
Dwinell.'
Theodore Morrison has sold his house to
Fred Cole Of Waltham, Mass, reserving the
blacksmith shop.
Horace Pike still continues to ne unlucky
This time it is ielon on his left hand.
Frank Marsh and Lucius Jones went tc
New York on the excursion on Monday.
d. D. Lamb was so unfortunate as to lose
his horse last Friday. He was in the south
part of the town with his meat cart when
the horse showed signs Of being sick. l
died in very short time.
The Democrats raised Bryan and Stew
venson flag last Saturday evening with mu
sic by the Calais and Worcester band. Al
address was given by George T. Swasey o
Barre. Mr.. Swasey is pleasant speaker t.
listen to and gives one the impression thai
he thoroughly believes what he says.
A beautiful and impressive memorial ser
vice in memory Of Dustin L. George, one O
the heroes of the battle Of Catubeg, p. 1.
April 15,was held at Union church Thursday
afternoon. In spite of the rain the church wal
filed. The service was conducted by Rev
Effie X. M. Jones OF Barre assisted by Rev
, Mr.. Winslow Of New Hampshire, Eelega
tions from Wyman Burnap Camp Sons O
Veterans Moscow Lodge of Good Templarl
and prominent members of Plainfeld ant
q Nn1 ~ asn1 NsNa, L.
} ter giving at the close of the service the las
rites Of their burial service.
Shady RilI.
', Mrs. Alvs s. Alden met with quite 6
serious loss last Friday evening. Some
one of the family smelled smoke and in
vestigation showed fire in closet wher,
all OF her best clothing was Ike I. Every
thing in the closet was ruined. The origir
) OF the fire is not known, but is thought i
may have caught from lamp which sh,
carried into the closet earlier in the even
ing.
Miss Hannah Folsom of Tunbridge il
visiting at j. W. Maxham's and w. o
! Cummings.
The lecture last Thursday evening wa
, one OF the best ever given here and wa
thoroughly appreciated by those who at
tended. Miss Smith goes to India mex
month as Vermont missionary sent by tn,
Rev. e. W. Cummings has returned tt
Gambia, N. IL. His wife will visit few
days longer in Waterbury and Tunbridge
( Moretown.
George M. Ashley is In Watsfield thi
, week working in the postoffice.
Robert Prentis left town last Monday fol
Baltimore Medical College.
Mrs. w. o. Chapman returned to Mont
| laa or md oft iait har
ents few days.
Mrs. Philo Talbot returned to Springfield
Mass, last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Turner returned t.
their home in New London, Conn, las
J Monday noon after spending three weeks
visiting in this vicinity
: Frank Carpenter of Montpelier was II
, town last Friday.
Mrs. Addie Phillips went to Boston las
Friday.
e. A. Dumas Of Fayston was in town las
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Goss have a son borr
last week Tuesday.
A large number from town attended tn,
, NOrthfield fair last week.
George A. Thornton of Montpelier, Il
visiting friends in town.
Miss Matte and Hattie Bartelle returned
|
G. B. Evans OF Waterbury and G. E
Eddy Of Stowe were in town last Saturday
Horn of the Moon.
G. A. Bruce from Boston is visiting il
this vicinity. - Mr.. and Mrs. H. A
Gould from Barre were at W. II. Sanders
last Sunday. - Mr.. and Mrs. William
T Pierson from Boston have been at W. A
Cooley's during the last week. Mrs. Pier
4 son Is a sister of Mr.. Cooley. - The
\ lawn party at Mrs. Sarah Jackson's las
: Tuesday evening passed off pleasantly
I The display OF homemade candies wa
, very good and the violin music by Der
Patterson was enjoyed by all.
Newbury.
3 On the evening of October there ia to b.
D a debate in Newbury Seminary. One O
8 the strong men of the State will open thu
discussion with speech in favor OF nationa
prohibition. The town club OF 1900 hope
a that some strong man from Washington
county or elsewhere in the State will drol
in and take the lead on the other side O
q the question. At its last debate Brattle
boro and Burlington men took the floor.
Bradford Center.
Miss Minnie Esmes is at home, very sicl
| wi tunhOid favar