The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-07-10

10 'oWs' MISS f.orh Oampi mrs' L.
| CLARK and Mr.. II q. Moore TIE alter
| ua'es chospp were W. l. G., BALDWIN, Mrs.
| @. J Blstrd, and Mrs. John Hill
Mrs Laura wells of S Aib-ns visited
friends H. oNn he past eek.
Rev. Suilivan Gale sn' son f Florida are
visiting hi fah.', u T. s. b. Gaze.
| Col. Carl N Bancroif of Columbus, o.,
| has nrti,e ell ~ ., WI o. d will sp-ud tie
| sumiuer here. He h. $40 ping at the no ell
| wber. he vas botu nd Nh re his youthful
days wee passed. Aithou h be has ! we'd in
the West sine 1919 he has lifted hi1 old
home herr ~ qloD intervals The trout
3 9 M whlcl tvrs the deli h. ~ III Outh
sill Is. "a a'a,m Tor him u mucI Of
| his lime is pas It II en- chg Tho "-prceled
| beau les FROM u T. w4ttfy home Col
Bsnc' II il anucp 'i.g much pleesnr- dur
| ing o HOme Week ~ which time he 4
| poets 20 meet many ol firnes who like
himself have + united homes out-ide the
b riders OF the No.
II. e. Cutler sold vsluable horse to
Nav Y * pari's Frida1.
The Misses Clara aud Julia Perrin are
visitu & friends at 81. A bans
A -omewhat 1epA kablr coincidence is
The fact that at thu present time five ~ ates
be low Ma or snH d Spu hue namely, Ken
| lncky, Groigi3, Viz. inia, W. Virginia and
! Florida, are rrprrrented in Piainhsld by
residents aud visiting irieuds.
l. at "Wednesday vas the occ sion Of a
pleasant visit and { mily r. union al Benja-
| min M runs. Those nrrs ent from on OF
own were, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Goo d win
Of 81. Johnsbufy, Mr.. aud Mrs. Gerald
Good win Of CubH, X ~, and MIR. aud Mrs
, o X Hollister u Goddard seminary.
Mr.. and Mrs e Baetiett lett Monday for
y two weeks vacation They will visit
Boston, Worcester anl other places in Mas
sachnsetts and New mpsbire
Carl # SO was at home over Sunday, re-
turning to Boston on Monday.
Miss Filth NJ. Hanson was at Washing
| ton over Sunday,
Waterbury Center.
Mrs. Tia Hutchiu=, a nurse in The city
| hospital at Worcester, Mass has been visit
ing her father, y Q. Hntchin', for the past
| three weeks, She WAS accOmuanied BY her
son Charlie OF Providence, r l. They re-
turned TO their homes last week
Mrs. Clytie johnson Of Hortonville, who
has been visiting her siste Mrs l.. W.
| Russell, for two weeks, re- urned to her
home last Wednesday
j. 7. Lucas, who has been with his grand
dsughret, Mrs L. w Russell, for several
weeks, returned TO his home in East Rich
| fOtd last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. r Foster OF Roberts,
Wis who have been visiting Dr.. e. j. Fos-
| ter and mother for several weeks, have left
70 home by way Of Buffalo, where they will
visit the ExpOsi ion.
Ned Clough OF Lisbon N H, was in the
| place over Sunday, returning home on Mon
| day with Erwin Wakefield, who has been
here several weeks.
Mrs Jessie w. Hayes and son Leslie re-
| turned last Saturday from u Two weeks WIS.,
it in Montpelier.
Miss Dantha Nswcomb Of Waitsfield is
visiting relatives ia the place.
MIS-. J. A, Gilmore and daughter Gladys,
| who have been visiting in Maine and Mas
sachuse;ts, returned Saturday evening
Lowell.
John Sawyer died July 3, aged seventy
ak years Mr.. Sawyer enistt d in the Fret
| Vermont regiment in the spring VI 1861
nd was mustered out at the close OF IL 6
term of SO vice, three months. He re en-
listed in the fall of 1861 in the First Yer.
mont Cavalry. He was soon promoted to
the Office of orderly sergeant and soon
thereafter was commissioned second lieu
| tenant, in which capacity he served until
the fall of 1864, when he Was mustered out
with the regiment He was captured by
the rebels and served short time in An
Jacksonville, when he was exchanged. He
was afterward captured three times in one
day by the rebel Slack Horse Cavalry, but
his experience as prisoner had taught him
to prefer death to another term OF !mprson.
ment. He took some desperate chances
made his final escape, and reached the
Union lines after fourteen days wandering
In the wilderness by night. remaining In
hiding during daylight. Mr.. Sawyer was
graduate Of the University OF Vermont, anC
after the war he taught two or three termi
of school, since which time he lived her
init in little hut in the woods.
East Calais.
Miss Alma Leona ard ia spending the weel
at her cottage at Queen City Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Miller of Billerics
Mass, are visiting at W. l.. Pierce's.
George Wilson has flushed work il
Mrs @. r. Dwinells millinery store, and i
at present with her sister, Mrs Guy Bar
croft.
Will Strong was the second district win
ner in the Hardwick Gdzette's contest Tor
trip to Buffalo, which closed July ], re
ceiving $40 TO cover the expenses OF tn
trip
Sodom.
The six-years-old daughter of Ally Nc
Cloud died on Friday Of lock-jaw. About
month ago she stepped on rusty nail
making wound in her foot, which sool
healed over. The death is sudden am
much sympathy is felt for the family il
, their bereavement.
On Wednesday, in attempting to shoot
mouse, Benjamin Hatch got a charge o
= powder in the face, but he killed the mouse
Sodom celebrated the Fourth with som
t good fireworks on the evening o. the third
The Sunday school united with the Meth
Z odst school of East Montpelier on tn
Fourth in picnic on the shores of Mart
q pond.
b. During the fireworks on Wednesda
r evening a rocket went through the windoY
a | OF Glenn Coffin house.
The Slayton reunion will be held a
s North Calais this year, August 7. All th
/ Slaytons asd their friends are invited.
!. South Woodbury.
A. NJ. Benjamin spent two days last wee
) In Albany. carried the Woodbury. ba
: team up and back.
: Miss Minnie Villas OF Whitewater, Wis
Ia stopping few weeks with Mr.. and Mr.
j. o Goodell.
y Mrs. B. II. Wells and daughter OF Barr
- have come to stay few weeks with he
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