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

and daughter OF Omaha, were visiting the
family OF Charles g. Crane In Dexter, Ia.
After hearing, at our centennial last
week, OF the loving memories OF our hills,
that former residents are ever cherishing-
will not these same hills be invested with
new charm aud lesson for us all, who stay
on here2
A very pleasant episode in our centennial
was the little talk by Miss Mary Il. Water.
man Of Moline, ILL.,, which went before her
reading OF tho capital letter OF Charles Il.
Ainsworth OF that city, in whose heart Is
enshrined great love OF the old home
here,
At the Grange picnic last Saturday at
Fremont O. Little's place, there were some
OF our citizens who are not members OF the
Grange, and also there were members OF
the Washington Grange. #. @. Little fed
the multitude with honey ard blackberries
from his farm.
George w. Nichols will visit the Pan
American Exposition early in September.
The general committee having charge OF
the library centennial wish to express their
thanks to the special committee who 80 ably
helped in the work OF the celebration last
week, and to all others who aided to make
the occasion so pleasant and profitable.
Henry Downs recently took gas to have
some teeth out and has found 1t next TO inn
possible to keep anything on his stomach
since.
Mrs. Enos r. Walker gains a little in
health though yet confined to the bed
Our chair factory scheme has fallen
through.
There was large attendance at the
grange picnic at the farm OF Fremont @,
Little last Saturday.
East Roxbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mahlon Steele and daughter
Clara OF Worcester, Macs, arrived Satur-
day to visit relatives in town.
Mrs. Sarah Blanchard and Dora Martin
visited in Brookfield part of last week.
Mrs. Minnie Powers OF Waterto y n, M ass.
has been the guest OF her aunt, Mrs. Lucy
Webster.
Guy Fletcher finished work for Jones
Steele and returned to his home in East
Brookfeld on Saturday.
Miss Constance Kimbsll of Arlington
Mass, has been the guest OF her aunt, Mrs.
o. Thsyer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lincoln and children
returned to their home in Underhill on Sat-
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fri Ditty and Mr.. and Mrs
John Dewey OF Brookfield, Mrs. Grace
Richards OF Millers Falls, Mess, and Carlos
Preston OF Williamstown were guests at
Ora Boyces on Tuesday.
Mrs. Sarah Blanchard and Dora Martin
are at Chelsea this week, visiting Mrs.
d. Abbott.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Freeman OF ChHrl-
ton. Mass, visited Mrs. Ora Boyce on
| Wednesday.
Miss Isabel Pierce, who has been visiting
Miss Cecil Buck, returned to her home in
Union Village on Saturday.
Lawrence d. Buck returned Saturday to
his work in Providence, r. 1.
Mics Cecil Buck was in Randolph on Sat-
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wardner and girls
were at Williamstown Springs on Sunday
Misses Bessie Thwing and Blanche Brad
ford we're guests at D. @. Bucks on Sunday
and Monday.
Minnie Ruiz has been spending the past
week with her sister, Mrs. Guy Durkee, in
| North Randolph.
There ives surprise party at W. o.
Prides one evening lest week.
Constance Kimbsll from Medford, Mass.
has been spending part OF her vacation at
j. o. Thayer's.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Peavey from Everett.
Miss, and Joseph Peavey from Braintree
were guests at N. W. Csdy's lest week.
Fred Lincoln from Underhill Joined his
family who have been staying at Ramona.
Hollis last Wednesday. They returned to
their home in UnderhiIl on Saturday
Emmonds Howe and Nathan Cady took
the household goods OF Irving Cady to
Northtield last Thursday, where they were
| CARED for Brattleboro. Mr.. and Mrs, Cady
have gone there to live.
Some of the friends of L. j. Morfitt helped
him finish his haying last week. Mrs Luz
Gina Mortitt, who broke her hip recently.
is slowly gaining
Mr.. and Mrs. Mahlon Steele and daughter
Clara, from Worcester, Mass, are visiting
friends in the place.
Sadie Markham has finished work for Mrs.
r. o. Allen.
Creamery patrons received eighteen and
one half cents for July butter.
we're guests OF Mrs. Matte Wardner last
week.
Abbie Ladel has gone to Randolph Center
to work.
Mrs. Fred Lincoln and children visited
her mother, Mrs. Celia Hall in Mortified
last week.
Horn of the Moon.
Edwin Gould is quite ILL - Mrs Cur.
tbs Clark and children are visiting in Fayston
- George A. Payne from McIndoes
Falls is visiting his parents. - Mrs w.
III aud Miss Florence Sanders attended Old
- Miss Hariie let Jobpson, with the Dewey
| boys, have been spending week in Mont
pelier at Mrs, Edward Deweys