The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1900-07-11
BARNARD, SUMMER & PUTNAM CO.. WORCESTER, MASS
Washington.

A. A. McAllisser was at home from Will
Jamestown portion Of last week.
II. II. Slack and family OF Mortified
were at g. l.. Slack's over Sunday.
NJ o. Calef OF River Sioux, Is, arrived
here last Saturday and will make this place
his home for some time to come.
The Ladies' Mite Society meets with Mrs.
John L. Cslef on Wednesday afternoon and
evening
Mrs. Jennie Seaver has been at home
from her work at Barre for the past few
days.
d, E Worthley and wife are visiting in
Randolph.
The Fourth passed with the usual amount
OF racket. A large number of the towns
people attended the celebrations in adjoin-
ing towns.
Miss Alma Clough is at Barre where she
is to remain for few weeks.
Mrs. Frank Thompson and daughter, Miss
Lama Butler Of East Corinth are visiting at
f. G. Huntington's.
The little daughter OF l.. W. Burnham
cut her face quite severely last Monday A
physician were needed to dress the wounds.
Ira G. and Miss Lucie Calef have gone to
the Isles OF Shoals whore they will remain
for few weeks.
Henry Richardson is i'll and not able to
Sit VI all OF the time.
Miss Maude Thurber, is suffering with
felon.
Mrs. Emma Taplin and daughter, Flor
eece are visiting in town.
There was small attendance at the So
cial dance at school-house hail last Friday
evening but those who attended report a
pleasant time.
Rev. MIR. Boyd OF West Topsham con-
Quoted the service at the Baptist church
last Sunday in exchange with the pastor,
+. Z. Briggs.
School in the Simpson district closed Fri.
day, June 20. Katie Magoon, Harley East
man and Ralph Burgn had no marks dur
ing the term. lima Simpson, Georgia Bre-
settle and Floyd Magoon had no absent
marks and Bessie and Bernard Simpson no
tardy marks. Iona NJ Fits, teacher.
Moretown.
Harry Bruce is quite i'll with the mumps.
Miss Bertha Bowman OF Montpelier is
visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Hathaway
Roland Griffith was in town over Sunday.
Frank Bickford fractured two ribs last
week. by being thrown from lumber
wagon and striking on stake.
Ruthven Child who has been cared for at
| NJ. r. Child's, died last Wednesday and
was buried the following Friday.
dren and young people who did not go out
of town. The two professions OF horribles
| created much amusement and helped TO
break the monotony witch always prevails
al such a time. In the evening there was
| quite a display OF fireworks which lasted
until nearly ten o'clock.
Northtieid.
Two deer were seen near the four corners
Friday. They were qui.e tame.
Shirt waits are having their prices badly
cut at Homer Fits, Barre.
Miss Gertrude Durham returns this week
| to her work at Northampton, Mass, after q
| two weeks vacation, spent with her parents,
George Durham ana wife.
A large number of people attended the
celebration at Barre the Fourth and report
an excellent time.
Charles I. Webb after spending his va.
cation in town has returned to his work
with the General Electric Company OF New
York.
| A daughter was born July to Ervy Gid.
| den and wife.
| l.. O. Webster of Randolph is visiting
| relatives about town.
III. Welch of New Britain, Conn, who
with his family has been stopping at 8
| Staples for few weeks, has returned to his
home. His family go to Waterbury to re-
main some time.
Harold b. Converse, who recently under
went on operation for appendicitis, has 80
far recovered ss TO be about.
The business at the Mortified post-office
has so increased during the past year thai
an increase OF 500 has been made in tht
salary OF Postmaster g. ii. Richmond.