The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-08-21
Corinth.

Lorenzo Heath has sold his farm to G.. Bur
ton Hastings. - B. B. Scribner and wife
left ON Friday EN- route for Buffalo, N. Y.
IS Perry Darling of West Newton,
stay. - Mr. and Mrs. f. G. Holton VISITED
her father, Rodney Childs, at Waterbury on
Saturday - Mrs. G. Burton Hastings
father from Worcester, Mes, has been visit.
ing her. = Some from this way attended
Old Home Week exercises at Bradford. g
II. Wallace Chalmers, who quite recently pur-
chased the George Merrill farm has sold the
same to Mrs. Smith of Tops am. 80 II. NJ.
Edison is painting Arthur JaclSmah's house at
East Corinth: - 1t seems nice to hear the
creamery whistle blow. It is hoped it may not
become an old story.
Sodom.
Walter Mccoy, youth at work on one
OF the quarries, caught hia foot lin the gear
OF the sweep last Thursday and so mutt
lated 1t rs to lose his foot except the heel /.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. NJ. Lord and son of Chi
cago d A. d. Lord OF New York hav
been guests at the Peck farm the past few
days, the latter over Sunday, the others
since August ID. The gentlemen lef- on
Tuesday, D. NJ. Lord for Marha's Vine
yard and A. ID. Lord for Rutland, Ben
Dington, North Adams, Mass, and other
places In western Mas-ach usetts and south
ern Vermont. Mrs. ID. NJ. Lord and son
will remain until abJut the middle OF Sept
tember
The kind hearted people OF Sodom re-
sponded generously to the call foraid for.
the poor fellow who l)st his foot last week
Strafford
Old Home Week was observed here in its
entirety. Sunday we had an excellent and an
propriate sermon by Pastor Cummings and at
6C0 P. M, a song service. Every day brought
some specia observance, the exercises clos ng
Saturday with an exciting well played ball
game. The other days of the week were de.
voted to tennis tournament addresses by our
own citizens, athletic sports, iluminators,
bonfire vaudeville, etc., eto. Every thing
passed Oft successfully and pleasantly and the
attendance was unexpectedly large through
out the week Tunbridge band b its fine
mus c enlivened two of the days. The success
OF the whole was largely due to the aid,
pecupary and other, of the home come1J and
OF those who for series of years have made
Stratford their summer resort Most conspicu-
Gus of the native born in material aid was
Fred Sarsent of New York city, who spared
no pains or money in making every thing sue
G. 'emed inclined to do his work
The church fair netted $780, Other funds
already secured assure expensive and much
needed repairs on our church building.
East Warren.
-, ~ D' w Vi burlington anu LIT.
W. b. Mayo OF Northfeld were called as
counsel with DR.. Hspkins on Sunday in the
case OF Mrs. W. A. Averill. An operation
was performed which Is thought to be sue
cessful
G E Newell of the Boston Art School is
visiting at Rev. W. E. Streeter's. He gave
very interesting talk to the Bible class on
Sunday and gave an illustrated talk in the
evening
dauphter was horn laat waak m NJ
and Mrs. Geo. Greenslit.
Bradford Center.
2 Mrs. Lssher, the Congregational lady
minister who preached at the school house
some time, has done good deal of success
full work. All wish her great success
wherever she goes and hope she may return
some time.
w. III. Tibbets OF Warrensburg ives the
guest OF n. f. Kelley on Sunday.
Ernest Mcclure left on Saturday for Fort
Ethan Allen to attend muster.