The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1900-08-22
BARNARD, SUMNER & PUTNAM CO., WORCESTER, MASS


j. T. j. lson was in Montpelier last Satur-
day.
Charles II .stings has gone to Boston for a
few days.
John Boyce was here from Barre several
days last week.
Gre merry patrons received nineteen cents
for Juiy butter.
Johu Boyce of Barre was a guest of A. j.
Boyce Thursday and Friday.
Lawrence d. Buck returned to Prov-
dence, Il l., last Saturday.
M. and Mrs. w. o. Pride were in Mont
pelie, last Wednesday.
Dr.. and Mrs. L. B. Allen of Randolph
were IN town over Sunday.
An edition is being built to the creamery
and c1urn will soon be put in.
Mira. @. NJ. Tuckermau, of North Ash
burnhan, Mass, visited III ID, H. Backs
last week.
Mrs. Nancy Morgan and son Of Rock port,
N Y, visited town last week
| Mrs. Helen j. a boot returned Saturday
| to Brooktield after week. visit in town.
Miss Addie Laid is in Brookfeid where
she has employment az the Lakeview Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs Homer Noble of West
Bfookfield visited at j. I. Edson's recently.
Lester Bates, who has employment in
day.
Miss Leila Webster and Mrs. David Pow
| ers visited Mrs. Julia Durkee in ROxbury on
Tuesday.
Several from this place are attending
camp meeting in Bethel which commenced
| Monday.
Mr.. ami Mrs. A. Fl. Steele and family
from Worcester, Mass, are expected here
this week.
May Williams is to teach the fall term Of
| school here, which is expected to begin
August27.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Bolton and son OF
| Washington, d. 90, visited relatives in town
over Sunday.
Miss Anna Woodward of Braintree is
staying for few days with her sister, Mrs.
A. j. Boyce.
| Mr.. and Mrs Jesse Wheatley are staying
| for few weeks with their daughter, Mrs.
Frank K, Allen.
Lawrence Buck returned to Providence,
| r. l., Saturday, where he is learning the
| machinisL's trade.
May Ethel Boyce spent several days with
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. 9. Wood
ward in Braintree last week
Several from this place attended the fu-
| neral at Mortified of Mrs. Ruth Wardner,
whose home was formerly here.
Lawrence Buck and Chef Baker visited
one of their former teachers, Mrs Alfred
| Flint in Roxbury on Tuesday.
Mrs Minnie Powers from Watertown
Mass, who Las been guest s.. OF her aunt
Mrs. Lucy Webster, ''ao ''e'"'nou ponne'
Rev. and Mrs. Thomas Lam were 81 VI
"a Boz ce's the first week and are 'ept'ns
the Bethel camp meeting this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wood ward returned
| home Wednesday. Mr. Woodward was
quite i'll while in town, at George Ward
| ner's.
Ryegate.
William Thompson is assisting the road
commissioner, ID. M. Corliss, with his du.
ties during the fall labor on the highway.
w. s. Smith of North Monroe was in
town recently to locate spring on the farm
| OF George G. Nelson.
| Charles Aiken of Barnet is running the
road machine during the absence of James
S. Lang, who had charge OF it during the
| first OF the season, aud who is now i'll at
his home IN East Barnet.
George M. Gray of st. Johnsbury was in
town last week on business.
Misses Carrie Kicker and Ethel Symes,
with Wilbur Symes and Harry Nelson, Jr ,
will attend St. Johnsbury Academy this
fall.
DR.. Edward Clark of Castletou visited in
town last week.
M. II. Gibson went to Boston last week
on business.
The family Of Alex Nolan were all quite
i'll f-om summer complaint last week, but
are now better.
Mrs. Elizabeth Dickson and son Knox
visited with her daughter, Mrs. j. A. Nc
| Lam, last Saturday afternoon,
T. A. and l.. j. Meader and Miss o. E.
Nolan were in St. Johnsbury last Tues
day on business.
Mrs. Fred Walker and children of Boston
are visiting with her brother, Alex Nolan,
and family.
W. G. Kicker had two classmates from
Yale College here on visit last week.
AT the Republican caucus Saturday even
| ing, VIII Nolan received the nomination
| for Representative on the fourth ballot.
! The list OF justices are Charles X. Lam
phere, Harvey Dunn, John A. Nolan,
Herman Miller, T. A. Meader, N. Ii. Rick
| or, w. N. Gilillan.
| Harvey Dunn has returned from an OK,
tended trip in New Hampshire in the inter-
est OF the Osborne Farm Machine Company.
Wilson Beattie was in town last Satur-
| day.