The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-07-10

Homer Kennedy and John Hoy visited
10 Burlington portion OF last week.
Mrs. @. A. Consnt and two children are
visiting Mr.. Consnt's parents at Waterbury
Center.
William johnson of South Duxbury Is
spending a few days with 1. w Thomas.
Mas Margaret Callahan OF Chester is
spending her vacation with her parents.
Mrs. j. o. Young OF Huntington ~ visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe
Lewis
Misses Anna and Nellie Bush are going
b. the White Mountains to work
II e Baldwin has taken the hay TO cut
~ Samuel Morse's plsc',
Brookfieid
Mr.. and Mrs. A bert Rumney welcomed
a son iotO their home last week.
Mrs N ancy Abbot il in Proctor visiting
her son. Prof w. p, Abbott
Mrs. Clarence Fullsm is entertaining
friends from Lowell, Mass.
Henry Lev OF Randolph called here the
first of tn week
Prof. A. L. Hardy of Amherst, Mass.
joined hil family here the last OF the week.
This week they go to their summer cottage
In Greensboro
Jason Nye and Mrs. Nettie Cram were In
Chelsea the frat OF the week.
Several went to Montpelier on Friday to
a nd the circus.
The Fourth of July passed very quitely
here. Farmers were busy IN the hayfelds
aud there as not large attendance at the
Relief Corps picnic.
Dr.. and Mrs. e e. Ellis were called to
West Roxbury last Thursday on account of
the seriou, illness OF his mother.
Miss Helen, daughter of Prof. A. W. Ed.
son, has been quite sick but is now convs-
lescing.
News has been received of tho serious i'll
ness OF Edward, son OF our late townsman,
George E. Mason OF Randolph.
West Berlin.
Clarence Hill has broke up housekeeping.
He is boarding with Mrs. Chauncey Reyes.
Miss Lors Johnston is spending few
days at home after which she will visit her
uncle. Rev. L. P. Chase, at Newport Center.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Sweeney are rejoicing
over the arrival OF q daughter.
The schools are all finished and the teach.
els are having rest. Few OF them will re-
turn next term, but there will be a change
in some OF the schools in this part OF the
town.
Miss Maud Glines is at home from Marsh
field where she has been teaching.
Bertha Rowell is stopping with her sister,
Mrs. Philip Smith.
MS Hunt OF Boston arrived last We'd
uesdsy. Mr.. and Mrs. Haskell are expected
soon.
Miss Alice Callahan has Fl nished her work
here as teacher. She has a position in the
Union school at Montpelier. She has been
well liked here and she has the best wishes
OF all in West Berlin where she has been
for two years.
The Ladies' Aid will meet with Mrs. Eben
Glines next Thursday afternoon.
Fay ston.
Mrs. W. G. Bragg is i'll.
Miss Gertrude Strong, who has success
fully completed three years OF four years
course in the Wakefield, Mass, high school
is spending her vacation with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. M. S. Strong.
Very few people from this town took in
the circus at Montpelier, last Friday,
| M. and Mrs. e. j. Long, and Mr.. and Mrs
James Long OF Minneapolis, MINI, have
gone to Lake Champlain on fishiag ex-
| cursion.
Washington.
| A. @. Day and wi o of Barre visited at e.
| r. Browns recently.
G. H. McAllister has been driving the
Chelsea stage for the past week.
Mrs. William Kibby OF WILLIAMSBURG
visited at G. E. Emery's recently.
Chidren's day will be observed at the
| Baptlst Church next sunday.
L. l.. Thompson and G. A. Snow OF
franklin Falls, n H., have been visiting at
Rev. f. E. Briggs for the past week.
Henry Richardson died at his home in
this village on July after an illness OF sew
ersl weeks. He was born in Groton in L. 3d.
making him forty-six years Of age. He was
the father of four children, all OF whom are
living. With the sorrowing wife they have
the deepest sympathy Of all in their be.
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from the Baptist church on Wednesday
Rev. f. K. Briggs officiating. The family
OF tn deceased wish to thank, through the
columns of this paper, those who 80 kindly
assisted them during the illness and after
the death OF their husbsud and father.
The Fourth was ushered in with the usus
amount of noise.
Miss Edith Hanson of Fairfield has
been visiting here for the past few days.
Rev. A. NJ. Smith has closed his work il
the Univers list parish In this place anC
has taken new field in West Concord. AL
the members Of the parish are sorry, in
deed, to lose the pastor who for nine years
has labored manner most acceptable tC
all
Roxbury.
The Good Templlrs held an ice-cream so
cial at Joseph Howe's last Saturday even
ing The thunder shower prevented q
The Universaist circle will meet OF
Thursday OF this week.
An entertainment will be given by Mr.
Reynolds, elocutionist and impersonstor, oil
Tuesday evening, July 16, under the su
spices of the Good Templars. A small sd
mission fee will be charged, and large al
tendance is hoped for.
II. Carl Ellis and wife of Chicago, ar
visiting his father, II. g. Ellis.
A son was born last week to Mr.. and
Mrs. Partridge.
Miss Lucy Cram was the victim of quite
dangerous accident last Tuesday. He
horse ran away on the way to the village
and threw her upon the axle, where SHE
was carried some distance. Fortunately
however, she escaped without serious in
jury.
Mrs. O. l.. Ellis suffered psrslytic shoe
last Thursday night. She is under the car
of DIR. Fletcher and DR.. e K. Ellis c
Brookfield, who hope she will recover fror
the effects OF 1t in few weeks, at least to
large extent.
Leon Ford spent two days last week Il
} st. Adams.
East BroOkfieId.