The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-06-19


cordial invitation is extended to all.
While playing with other children about
the porch of III. ID. McCrills' store on Tues
day of last week, Clarence, the four year old
son of Mr.. and Mrs K. q. Pitlxin, fell from the
porch railing to the ground a distance of about
three feet and fractured both bones of the
lower arm Just above the wrist
CHURCH NOTICES
The Ladies' Aid Society connected with the
Methodist church will meet with Mrs. w. IL.
smith Friday afternoon;
Children's Sunday will be observed at the
Congregational church on Sunday, June %.
The choir will render music suitable to the oc'
caison and an illustrated sermon for the chill
dren Will be preached by the pastor.
Chelsea.
Mary E., daughter of Robert w. Laird, was
married at her home on Monday evening of
was performed by Rev. w e. Allen in the
presence of the immediate families and few
invited friends.
On Thursday evening Mrs. Zelma /. Slack
and Timothy Sullivan we're united in marriage
by Rev. A Eastman.
The death on the 9th inst of DR.. William l..
Worcester of Danvers, Mass where he was
member of the medical aft Of the Danvers
Insane Asylum should be noted here because
father, DR.. Ezra @. Worcester, was practicing
medicine here
Mr.. and Mrs j. II. Griffin have adopted
Edith, daughter Of the late George G. Eaton
| of Vershire
S. Abbie Hemenway is quite ill, and Mamie
E Earle is in the family.
Amelia NJ. Slack has returned home from
Lisbon, n FL.
Susan (Howard), widow of David Stone,
| died on Monday of last week of paralysis, al
| the age of eighty-three. Rev. Mr.. Allen Off
ciated at the funeral services on Wednesday
Besides her son. Edwin E. Stone, with whom
she lived, she leaves a daughter, Mrs Chester
Davis.
The weather of Sunday was ideal for Chill
dren's Day, and the postponement from thu
previous Sunday was fortunate. Each OF thu
three churches had good audience, beautiful
floral decorations, and an interesting program
Miss Martha A. Brokaw, who is to do COS
pei work in the southern part of Washington
for few weeks spoke briefly at the Congre
gational church Sunday morning and evening.
Rev. A. Z Lambert of Thetford will preacl
at the congregational church next Sunday il
exchange with the pastor.
Alvah Robinson's house, occupied by 10
seph Laudon, is being freshly painted.
Cora Eliza (Adams), wife OF Robert A
Lyon, died on Monday OF consumption, al
ter lingering illness, at the age OF thlrt
years and ten months. She was the daugh
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. George s. Adams an
sister Of g. David Adams OF this town. Sh
had been for eight years member OF tn
Congregational cherch and the funeral SCI
vices will be held at the Congregations
house Of worship on Wednesday Afternoon
Better think twice before you decide ths
you can't afford new suit. Homer Fit
is showing some tempting bargains in hi
skirt department.
Brookfield.
A number from Brookfeld Grange al
tended Pomona Grange at williamson
last Wednesday and enjoyed very intel
esting meeting
Miss Daisy Hayes and James Washbur
were recently married az Randolph, an
have gone to Northern New York to stay
while with relatives.
Recent guests at Lake View Hotel wer
B. II, Adams OF Chelsea, Frank Lamb
Bradford, w, B, Wall aud j. L. Lamson c
Randolph,
A party of young people rode from Barr
on their bicycles last Sunday and had dir
} ner at Lake View Hotel.
: Mr.. an Mrs, Frank Martin OF Williams
! town visited here the first OF the week.
Miss Ellen Bliss Of W .terbury is spend
ing her vacation with her sister, Mrs. Fri
) Bachelor.
Several from this place attended the con
menCemant exercises ~ Randolph NOrmI
t school last week.
Carroll Crane has been in quite poo
health the past few weeks, and Is not aol
at present 10 do much work.
e Miss Cassie Benham graduated with hoi
1 ors from the Randolph Normal school an
Is at home with her parents.
There was a pleasant wedding at II
a home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Holt June
when their daughter, Lena Blanchard, W,
n married TO Clarence Bartlett OF Barre, Re-
. r. a. Abercrombie officiating.
Woodbury..
NJ. Il. Foster took business trip to Bar
. last Wednesday and Thursday in the int
u ests OF the Woodbury. Granite Company.
" Oliver Clspp had a stroke OF paralysis la
Sunday morning.
e Allie Bailey has moved into the bosrdii
house at the lower quarry.
- The Fletcher Granite Company has col
menced work on the mountain Sever
carloads OF granite for bridge purposes a.
u sent out daily.
n Frank Kelton and wife OF East Montpeli
and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Foster and 81
visited at G. W. Fosters last Wednesday.
: The outdoor concert by the band, wi
Il ice cream as side issue, was very liberal
patronized on Saturday evening, nettil
the boys quite handsome sum.
q Mrs. Melvin Ainsworth, who has be-
= very seriously i'll for several weeks, is slo'
e ly improving.
The stage driver Is requested to deliv
~ the pastors Sunday suit at the post-off
n here, II it is entrusted to his care next Su
l. day. 1t Is too far to go to Mr.. Hollis
- make a change Sunday morning
It West Corinth.
" An installation service will be held
b church at two o'clock on "Wednesday
this week. Rev. Almon Shepherd is to
J. installed as pastor OF the Free Bapti
10 church here. Rev. M. q. Henderson OF
n Johnsbury and several other ministers
g. the denomination are expected to be pre-
emit.
IT Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Richardson OF Bar
i" were here visiting last week. Mr.. Richar
a. son spent most OF his time fishing.
X X Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wilson, who have
~ Gently been visiting at W. Henniston
have returned to Massachusetts.
u Nearly fifty friends OF j, o. Hoyt met
y his home last week Monday evening al
~, ~ were treated to hot sugar and doughnuts
ID Elder Shepherd, Mr.. and Mrs: R.