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

Mrs. Ellen Hckock Of Malone, NY, was
| the guest Of Mrs. Graves lest week and
| made short calls on old friends
The families OF O. II. Hosford, DR.. Lee
aud E O. Graves are at Morey lake with
headquarters at the Pavilion.
The annual picnic OF the Congregational
church will be held at Lake Morey on Fri
day, August %.
Mrs. Sarah Ward was in town last week
the guest OF her sister, Mrs. Whtcomb.
Mr.. ami Mrs. Albert Bailey and children
returned the first OF the week from Hanov-
or, N, H., where they spent several days
with Mr.. Bailey's sister, Mrs. Oscar Ward
en-
Mrs Warren Moore and Mr.. and Mrs. A.
w More and son attended Old Home
Week in Bradford.
Mrs. and Miss Brainard and Mr.. White OF
Bonneville, Mass, were guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. MuDsell over Sunday.
Mrs. Dunlap and Malcolm Buell. have re.
turned from a few weeks visit in Bedford.
Percy Smith OF Worcester, Mass, spent a
few days OF last week here with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. e. N. Smith.
Mrs. Grace Allison and sister, Mrs. Morse,
are visiting their aunt, Mrs. Will Gage, in
Sherbrooke, P. @.
Mrs. Jane Marshall passed Sunday in
town with Mr.. and Mrs. X. Marshall.
Miss Lottie Marshall is visiting Miss Mil
dred Randall in st. Johnsbury.
A daughter, Mary Elizabeth, came to the
parsonage August 9. and was made very
welcome by Rev. and Mrs. Credeford
Miss Nellie Ralins Of New Britain, Conn.,,
who has spent her vacation here for several
years, is with US now, the guest of Hale's
Tavern. Her friends, Mrs. and Miss
Whamples, are with her as last year.
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A. George, died Friday morning, August
16, having been sick only one day and night.
Funeral services were held at the house.
Rev, Mr.. Credeford officiating. Burial was
in our village cemetery. Little We ma was
laid 10 rest beside two brothers and sister,
who pessed on several years ago. Mr..
George and family have the sympathy of
their many friends in their great sorrow
West Berlin.
Mr.. Bean and family OF North Hero are
visiting Amos Chase.
Albert Dewey of North Dakota is visiting
his old home after an absence of fifteen
years. His sister, Mrs. ID. B. Celley, had
not seen him for fourteen years, and his
daughter, Mrs. George Ayers, not for ten
ears. 1t is a very pleasant family reunion.
Any one seeing him will certainly notice
the resemblance to the Admiral. Their
fathers were twin brothers and born on the
farm now owned by n, K. Colby, who lives
in the same house their grandfather built.
Mrs. ARA King and granddaughter, Lau-
IA, OF Marsh6eld are visiting at lib Ayers
Mrs. Carrie Farrsr and daughter are
spending few days with her mother, Mrs.
q. A. Stickney.
Mrs. Alice Patterson is visiting her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. g l.. Emerson, also a
granddaughter, Mrs. Young.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Glines are taking a
drive through the northern part of the
State.
The Ladies' Aid will hold social o
Thursday. Ice cream and cake will be
served
Miss Mabel Chandler, one of Barrels
school teachers, is spending her vacation at
home,
Leon Wells will not go to Mr.. Strong's for
few days, as he is ill.
Rev. Edward Wells will spend a week in
Worcester and Woodbury..
Mrs George williams is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Bosworth, in Williamstown.
j. L. Ayers has commenced the founda.
ton for a residence opposite that Of his son +,
George.
Miss Lora Johnston goes to Boston in
September where she has a position as nurs-
cry maid.
East Brook feel.
All who attended the Buffalo Exposition
from this place returned last week.
Mrs. Ann Angel and Miss Sadie Angel
OF Gsysville visited at j. M. Angels last
week.
Mrs. Ida Newell OF Bridgewater, Mass,
visited at U. l.. Bixby's last week.
A. II. Hovey and lady otaLynn, Mass,
are guests at Mrs. Matilda H6vey's.
"Abe" lworthen of Hinesburg was in
town last week buying cattle.
Mrs. ]. H. sprague, W. Fl. Sprague, j.
M. Angel and e. G. Harrington with their
families attended the annual Bacon reun-
ion at George H. Bacon's in Chelsea last
Saturday.
Miss Pearl Slack spent Old Home Week
with family friends in Chelsea and Wash.
ington.
South Duxbury.
F. B. Howard of Montreal is visiting at
at Duane Bruee's. = Charles Hart and
wife and son Edward of Colbyville, visited his
brother on Tuesday. - Rev l.. X. Will
man and Fred Somerville were the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. 5. Somerville on Monday. -
Fred Hunt and wife visited in Williamstown,
Washington and Barre the past two weeks.
louisville to Frank Burma They are NOV
ing to Waterbury. - Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Miner were in nj Montpelier last Wednesday.
-= Mrs. Carrie Wheeler and son Harr y
are visiting in Norwich. - Mrs. j. Crossett
is at home from Queen City Park and is visit
ing Mrs. Omri Bruce - Gladys Barber of
Waterbury is visiting Blanche Bruce -
William johnson has gone to South Albany
to spend few weeks. 60 Corella McKn
ney is spending a few days with Mrs 5. SOM
eryilie g G ii. Crandall and wife and
, two daughters. Miss J sse aud Stella of Der
lin, and the son Q. L. Crandall and wife of
Philadelphia were at Samuel NJ. Turner'S
last week - Frank Hart led the Sunday
evening prayer service.
MiddIesex.
Smith Pease of Waterbury Center is visit
ing relatives in town.
Rev. J. Harry Holden of Attleboro Mass,
is to preach at the Unitarian church next Sum
day at the usual hour.
Ms. II. g. Gearen and daughter Miss
Mamie were in Waterbury on Thursday.
Mrs S, A. Davis of Philadelphia, Pa is
visiting Mrs. M. j. Scotts.
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