The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1900-07-25
BARNARD, SUMNER & PUTNAM CO., = WORCESTER MASS
MarAhHald.


W. H. H. Mears and daughter Maud are
visiting 10 Barton.
M. "A. Davis returned Monday afternoon
to his work in Barre.
Hermon Dewey Of Massachusetts is Wis
itor at f. l.. Spencer's.
The Ladies' Union will meet at the
church Thursday afternoon.
j. A. Woodward has purchased Daniel
Holcomb's place on the common.
A. A. Tucker has purchased Mrs. Eleanor
Wells Gary's house and lot on Creamery
street.
Mrs. Henry Lsmberton is visiting her
daughter Alma for few weeks in Cole
brook, Conn.
j. w. Mears is having his large barn and
outbuildings painted. Merrill and Ormsbee
are the painters.
Arthur Stevens of East Montpelier was
in town Saturday and traded for horse
with S. W. Cole & Son.
Ralph Kent OF Denver, Col, was the
guest of M. A. Davis over Sunday. They
are roommates at Goddard Seminary.
W. Edward Newton, theological stu
dent at Wesleyan University,i is working for
d. X. Lucas through the haying season.
Quite delegation from town attended
the Hardwick v. Woodbury. base ball game
at Woodbury. last Saturday. W. d. Smith
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Methodist
church will meet with Rev. and Mrs. g. W.
Manning at the parsonage next Friday af-
ternoon. Every one is cordially invited to
attend.
Miss Alice Hamilton, who has been visit
ing friends in town for the past two weeks,
returned to her home in Newport last Sat
urday stopping on her way to visit in st.
Johnsbury.
The young ladies of the Congregational
church, assisted by others will give a con-
cert on Tuesday evening at Marshals hall.
Ice cream and cake will be for sale at the
close OF the concert.
o. W. Chase and wife of St. Johnsbury
were in town Sunday. Mr.. Chase was at
one time in the photograph business in this
place with gallery over the old Hickey tin
shop which stood where K. A. Thomas har-
ness shop Is now located.
Northneid.
Fred Winch and family OF Boston recent
ly spent few days at o. p. Winch's.
Charles B. Tilden has sold his farm TO
Albert Norton. Possession Is given at once.
Mrs. c. d. Edgerton and niece, Miss Lila
Orcutt, are visiting relatives in South STRAIT
ford.
Extensive repairs are being made at the
University much TO the qualification of the
students.
W. o. Gokey and wife OF Boston are
spending two weeks at Charles Gokey 9,
his fathers.
W. H. Holton and Mrs. Clara Hoton
spent Sunday in Middlebury, where Mr..
Holton's wife is i'll.
II. B. Converse is once more at his duties
in the post-otfice after having successfully
withstood an operation for appendicitis.
Your vacation outfit will not be complete
without one OF these most sensible walking
skirts. You will find good line at Homer
Fits, Barre, Vt.
| Charles Buzzsl and wife were in War
rem last week Tuesday TO attend the funeral
| of John Buzzell, who died Sunday from
| apoplexy.
! Mrs. Howard Holden OF Boston, having
| been called to Barre by the death of Arthur
| Holden, recently spent few days with her
parents, Fred Parker and wife.
On account OF the poor weather haying
/ has not been completed as rapidly as de-
| sired by the farmers. The recent rains
| have given new vigor to the crops and a
| good harvest is anticipated.
Senator Proctor has appointed Francis b.
Upham cadet to West Point. His exam
| ination was OF the highest proficiency. Mr.,
| Upham was cadet at Norwich University
last year and won many friends who wish
| him success.
| ii. II. Kibbee has been elected principal
OF the High and Graded school. Prof, Kib-
bee was educated at Dartmouth and for
several years has been principal Of the
| Worcester, Mass, High school, His resi-.
dence will be at the Judkins tenement on
Slate Avenue.