The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-07-03

Frank WEIGH OF Manchester, N. H, was
town part OF last week.
r. M. Harvey of West Topsbam was in
town on legal business last Sa urday.
Waterbury.
Henry Wallace returned last week from
months visit ia South Royallou. His
health Is much improved.
Cha lea Ptimsr closed his school on Oros-
set hill last week for the summer vacation.
Allen Fogg b ss moved off the Nathan
SomervilIe IA m. l. IL nov occupied by
Jssse Oaverly
The residents OF The village are in mod
| est YET thOrUugu way making every prep.
aratiOn for Cue celebration OF Old Home
| Week. Those vi,itnR W,t rbury a. thai
time viii appreciate what she can do as an
OntertRiuer.
Miss Effis Wells Is visiting relatives in
| Burlington.
Mr.. Romine, who has been employed at
the hospital for The past two years, has eft
TO take similar position in Massachusetts.
Carl Guptil is at home from the Burling-
ton high school for the summsr vacation.
ID. t. Harvey Is 10 move his barn on
Union street nearer the railroad aud is to
erect on the site mo iern tenement house.
Charles Keene went to Bridgeport, Conn,
| last week with q pair OF horses he purchas-
ed for the city market.
The work OF rebuilding and enlsrging the
old dam at the Sssbury grist-mill was be-
gun last week. When completed, the dam
| will BIZ seventy 1--we feet long and twenty
feet high which will give what has been
needed for long time in order TO perform
the work at the uill-Ampe stora 70 for
water. One stick Of timber, sixty-sight
feet in length. plac on the top OF the dam,
was too long for any mill In town to saw so
had to be hewed into shape.
|
ing from Wiliamstown, Mass, where he
| attended commencement exercises at Will
| liams college. He has shipped his house
hold goods 10 Randolph aud begins his pas
| torate over the Congregational church there
| at once His many friends here wish him
happy and prosperous future.
Fifty tickets were sold at the c. V. r. r.
ticket office Saturday for the excursion
| to Lake Champlsin. There we're over 400
passengers from Barre and Montpelier.
Rev. l. II. Elliott will preach at Albany
and Irasburg mex Sunday.
There will be no preaching at the Con-
| gregational church next Sunday, but Sun
day school and Chri ti4n Endeavor SER
| vices as usual.
Rev. f. B. Kellogg and family will ar
rive next week and begin his pastorate
| Sunday, July ID,
| The annual meeting of the stockholders
OF the Waterbury Public Library, r the
| election of Off GERS and the transaction OF
necessary business, will be held at Library
rooms, Tuesday, July 9, at 4 o'clock P. M.
Buy duck, z. K, or linen skirt at Ho.
mer Fits, Barre, and keep cool.
Orange.
Mrs / G. Noyes, who has been quite ill
with inflammation of the bowels. is able to be
about the house.
Miss Cora Eaton of Gouldsville spent part
of last week with ISIS Edna Beard
Mrs A. L Noyes is again confined to the
bed but is slowly gaining.
Miss Edna L Beard closed her school in the
Wilson di trict last Saturday. Out of the sew
enteen pupils enrolled ten had no absent or
tardy marks They were: Delmer Carpenter,
Inella Carpenter, Luella Carpenter, A rthur
Carpenter, Willie St. John, arthur St. John,
Erwin St. John, Frank Richardson, Orvis Per-
sons and Frank beard
Ed Rock and Maud, daughter of L..
Richardson, were married lost Thursday. They
have the best wishes of their many friends
East Roxbury.
Nettie Rice has recovered from her i'll.
| ness.
Laura Kidder of Barre is visiting Mrs. W.
| o. Pride for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Boyce and daughter
OF Randolph were guests OF Mrs. Jason
rreenhn on SUNDAY.
Miss Hattie Kidder finished her school in
Sodom last Friday She went on Monday
to Old Orchard Beach, Me-. where she has
| work.
Hon. u. S. Stanton and daughter Jessie
| of Roxbury were in town one day last
week.
CAPITA and Mrs. w. B Spooner and son
Willie returne on Tuesday to their home
in Worcester, Mass. after a ten days visit.
Miss Adde Ladd is much improved in
health and able to ride out.
W. o. Pride made $500 pounds of butter
at the creamery in June.
Miss Leila ] Webster Of Framinghsm,
Mass, came home last Friday for her sum
mer vacation.
School taught by Miss Florence Loomis
closed Saturday with picnic in the Ward
ner grove.
Mrs. Will Pride went from Barre on the
excursion to st. Albsns Bay on Saturday
Joe Sapko has finished work for r. o. AL
len and has gone to North Randolph.
Beginning on Mend ay the stage goes
twice daily to Northheld, l.. w. Blanchard
carrying mail and returning with 1t in the
forenoon, and the new driver, George Foss,
carrying it in the afternoon, returning at
$3.50 NJ.
Do not forget the picnic next Thursday
afternoon in Mr.. Wardner's grove, followed
by fireworks in the evening to which all
are cordially invited.
strawberry business is being rushed by
two enterprising young men, @. f. Blanch-
ard and @. w. Webster.
Elder l.. H. Brigham of Warren preached
here June % and expects to De here again
on July 81.
George Buck from Mlddesex has bought
the Raymond Hall farm.
The many friends OF Rev. and Mrs L. Fl
Brigham, former pastor, were pleased TO
meet them here recently
Celia and Nellie Duffeny are i'll with
chicken pox.
Winifred Foss went on Saturday to Con-
cord and Hillsboro Bridge, N H., to spend
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Fletcher visited their
daughter Mrs. j. j. Steele, and attended
church here on Sunday.
Some of the farmers have begun hayiHg.
Fayston.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Il. Miller OF Boston made
short call on Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Thomp'
son last Saturday.
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