The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-07-03


| presided at the organ and chorus was
sung by the school. Friday evening oc-
Cured the graduating exercises st the Con-
gregational church, a class OF three gradr-
atins, Program; 0,aCion, Trusts" f: w.
Board way; essa, "Step by Sep We G ain
the Hiehts." Edith VI Knight; essay, THE
Holly Grail" Harrietta Bailey. The reel.
tation given by the OxbDw Chapter, ID A.
R., to Mrs. Estey, State reg NJ, on Wedn. e.
Gay evening. was most pleasing function
and greatly enjoyed by ali 90 fortunate rs
to receive an invitation. Tue follow
ing from out OF town we're In attend
ance: Mrs. Es'ey and Mira. s arkey
OF BrattleborO, MIR. and Ms perey
Hazen, Mrs. May and Mrs Frost OF st.
Johnsburv. Rev. Mr.. Klborn and wife,
Preston Chsmberlin ana wife, NJ ,ior II. T.
Johnson and wife and several others from
Bradford, MIRA Peabody and George Kim
ball OF Hsverhill, N H.. Miss Anna Morse
OF Chicago Consul Milo Jewett and wife OF
Sivas, Turkey, Mr. McFlroy and wife of
Albany, N Y.
ness for few days.
The Methododist Sunday school and
Methodist school Of WoodSville Joined in a
picnic on Mount Pulaski June 26.
Mr.. Nee roy and wife OF Albany, N. Y,
we're guests at j. B. Hsle's day or two
this week.
Miss Louise Hibb lrd went to GA Och
ard beach on Monday for q month.
Mr.. and Mrs G. W. FELTON, are rejoicing
at the arrival OF a son.
The weather has been intensely hot for q
few days, the mercury recording ninety TO
ninety-tour in the shade and LOG in the sun.
PIainfieid.
The infant son of L. L. Knapp was buried
on Saturday.
A party of about sixty reminded Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Bruffee OF their fifteenth suniver-
sary last Sat rday night. Refreshments of
cake, coffee and sand 4ichss we're served
and some substantial tokens of the occasion
ere left
Mrs. Beede, who has been spending two
weeks in Berlin, returned on Monday.
A meeting OF the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union at East Barre will fol-
low the missionary meeting at Mrs. Pages
on Wednesday.
An unusual large number attended the
commencement exercises at Goddard Sem
mary last week.
William Parks OF Marshfield visited at
Rev. l.. II. Fortney's on Thursday.
The woman's home and foreign mission
airy society will meet with Mrs. W. b. Page
on Wednesday afternoon. July 3, at 2:30.
Miss Ethel Bruce OF Kirby, who recently
graduated from the State Normal school at
Randolph, has been visiting the family of
Rev. Mr.. Cls the past week.
Harry Bulky OF Moretown, visited in
town last week.
Mrs. Clsrisss Bartlett. who has been
quite i'll, is improving.
Frank Shorty is taking rest from his la
bors at Barre and has been visiting in town
the past week.
Miss Elsie Cutting has completed four
years course at st. Johnsbury academy and
has returned home.
Miss Catherine Page graduated at God
dard .Seminary this week with high honors,
being valedictorian in u class Of twenty
eight members.
Read the advertisement OF Smiths Rheu-
matte Cure in the WATcHMAN and try the
remedy.
Rev E E Herrck now of Milton, offici.
ated at the funeral Of Mrs Abigail g. Hood
last Wednesday, MIR. and \ rs. Charles |.
Hood, Mrs Julius A. Rogers and Julian g.
Hood accompanied the remains from Lowell.
and the last two are still here.
John M Atwood, now of st. Louis, has
been making his parents visit.
RS. Ella Brown Monteth and her son Dom
aid visited relatives here for day or two last
week. They haze recently come over from
England on a business errand, and are to re-
turn very soon.
Mrs. A B. Smith is visiting in Montpelier
Mr. and Mrs. A l. Skinner were away last
week, taking a carriage drive to relatives in
Lyndon.
A. } Little began his duties on Monday as
proprietor and driver of the stage line to Thet-
ford.
Rev. A. j. Eastm attended commence
ment at Dartmouth College last week
M Blanche Townsend, Mary K. Scales and
thorene o. tarnes have returned home from
kimball Union Academy, where the first
named graduated last week
The only public observance of the glorious
Fourth is patriotic social hop" Thursday
evening.
John Andrew, youngest child of Mr.. and
Mrs. p. W Rogers, died suddenly Friday
night, aged one year and seven months.
Mr. and Mrs. George E Kimball of Boston
are at the hotel.
ter of Wilmette, ILL.,, rived Friday night to
spend some time at Mrs Goss's house
Hattie NJ Rogers is working in the family
of j b, Bacon.
Miss Nartha A. Rroxaw will give an ad 'ress
at the Congregational church next Sunday eve
ming on the mission work on which she and the
young women have been engaged in different
parts of the State,
Miss Alice Nj. Stearns a teacher in Kimball
Worth a student in the same school, were at
w Z Townsend over Sunday
Adah E. Austin of Brookfeld is visiting her
grandmother, Mrs G. Carpenter
E. II. Kennedy has sold his place to G. NJ
Hunt The price paid is understood to be
5000.
Mrs Byron Berry and her daughter Bertha
are visiting in Tunbridge.
The shirt waist centre is surely at Homer
Fits, Barre
Are you suffering with rheumatism
Read the adyer tisement OF Smiths Rheu-
matte Cure in the WATCHMAN and try the
remedy.
East Warren.
Mrs. Jane Nichols sold her place las
Friday at public auction to Gerald Camp
bell for $500
Mrs Will McGahin and son went to-
Springfield, Mass, last week 20 visit her
brother She intends to remain there few
| weeks
Rsv. James Ramsge OF Berlin is expect
ed to preach here next Sunday.
Will Carlton has bought the farm known
as he John Peycke farm.
Carl Hatch has moved his family into A.
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