The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1900-06-27
BARNARD, SUMNER & PUTNAM CO.. WORCESTER, MASS
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Owing to i'll health Rev. j. W. Harris
was unable to preach in the Reformed Pres.
byterian church last Sunday as announced
Mrs. Stewart of Manchester, N. H., is
visiting at George Halls.
W. z Corliss, assisted by G. R. Taggart,
will hold genuine old folks concert in the
town hall Monday evening" July g. The
singers will be dressed in "ye costume OF We
olden time"
WaitsfieId
The game of baseball on Saturday be-
tween the Waterbury and Wsitsfeld kids
was won by Waterbury Score % to 10.
The Waterbury team was much the heav-
lest and strongest at the bat.
The hay crop will be very light this sea-
son unless we have rain soon.
The ladies of the Methodist church serv-
ed ice cream on the lawn on Saturday
evening There was good attendance.
They will serve ice cream each Saturday
evening through warm weather.
Charles Clay and wife have returned
from their trip to the southern part OF the
State. They were accompanied by
nephew and his wife who are to stop few
days.
Mrs Slas Needs of Mddlesex visited her
brother, William Hazelton, on Sunday.
Parker Csdy and family arrived at his
! mothers, Mrs. FL. B. Cady's, from Massa-
chusetts last week. They are to make
their home with her for the present
| L. G. Berry, who has been sick for three
or four weeks is getting around again.
| Anyone in need of a moving machine or
horse rake should call and look at the
! Buckeye mower. 1t is on ball and roller
| bearings, which assures easy draft at the
same time they are the strongest and most
durable machine made. The Worcester
| rake will speak for itself IL you but give it
| trial Wa have marta hand for the
machine and rakes, also sections for other
machines at o. G. Eatons.
Corinth.
Eben Darling has been at the hospital at
Hanover for several weeks past. He is
said to have consumption OF the bowels and
to be past hope OF recovery. His sister,
Mrs. Blake, is at the home of her parents
quite feeble with nervous trouble. Mr.. and
Mrs. Darling appear to have more than
their share OF afflction and have the SYM
patty of their friends and neighbors.
George Patrick is at home from Provi-
dence 4. 1.
Miss Bowen has come from Massachu-
sets to her summer home at the Center.
Ellsworth Sargent and Roy Carpenter
went to Burlington last week and attended
the graduating exercises OF the high school.
Arthur Sargent, who was one OF the grad
mating class, returned home with them on
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Saturday.
Miss Corabel Wilson is at home from
Newport.
Miss Lavins Bowen and sister from
Brockton, Mass, are at Miss Bowen's home.
Mr.. Huber is still making improvements
on his house in the way of new jets, new
shingles and paint.
V. l. Spear of Randolph WAS in town
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. M Winch of Barre visit,
ed his aunt and family the past week
George Webster has been visiting in
MAINE
A gentleman is now In town delivering
the pictures ordered Of the Messrs. Ride
!, out rs long ago as last December.
: Through the patriotism OF few the Re
publican flag poles and ropes are up ready
for the alag OF our country" when properly
lettered
D Measles are quite the rage at the corner
Ruby Heath is one Of the victims and Alice
and None Wilson are at Lorenzo Heath's t
have them.
Repairing is still going on at the Cook
and Jackman mill.
3 Mrs. ID. NJ. Bond and sons were guests o
her brother, Martin Bailey, the first OF tn
q week
" Mr.. Pratt Of Franklin is visiting hi
q daughter, Mrs, b. b. Scribner.
Rev. Alvin Smith preached at the Acade
my hall on Sunday
b. B. scribner's little daughter had tn
y misfortune to break her arm Sunday.