The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-09-04

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the signers Of the petition to the Legisls-
ture OF the State OF Vermont In 1896 for
public library in Bradford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Courtlandt Babcock and
family left on Monday for their home in
Montclair, N. j.
Mrs. o. Il. Netteton OF Boston with her
daughters Celia and Glady, are spending a
few days, the guests OF Mrs. o. Il. Baker.
Miss IT, A. Porter Miss Florence Cool
idge and l.. j. Maloney who have been
spending the past three weeks at Capt. p.
s. Cbamberlin's, have returned to their
home in Somervlle, Mass.
Rev Mr.. Skinner OF Haverhill, N H.,
conducted services at the old Goshen meet
ing house last Sunday. The people in that
vicinity have been to a considerable ex-
pense recently to repair md care for this
old landmark, and the goodly number who
attended this service, attested to the inter
est shown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey Bisbee OF Ferris
burgh, are visiting Mrs, Lydia Nourse.
Mrs Caista r. Jones with her sister,
Mrs. Robinson OF Chicago, have been in
Hartland a few days this week visiting
their sister, Mrs. Stur evant.
Milo j. Corliss, native OF this town and
| a resident for many years has been in
| town for the past three weeks visiting his
sister, Mrs. p. 8. Chamberlin, and "
ing old acquaintaDces He left on Monday
| for his home in Franconia, N IL.
Fayston
Mrs. Elizabeth Mclaughlin has returned
from protracted visit with her daughter,
Mrs Joseph Donely OF Barre.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Kew and daughter,
Mildred, returned last Friday from an ex-
tensive trip through New Brunswick,
| Maine, Massachusetts and New Hamp
shire. Mr.. and Mrs. Kew still think YER
mont is the best place for home.
j. M Thompson OF Montpelier spent Su n .
| day and Monday with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. B thompson.
e A. Dumas is slowly improving from a
( severe attack of typhoid dysentery.
s. j. Ashley and j. B. Thompson have
built new silos, the latter stsve sio six
teen feet in diameter.
The Ferris family and few of their
| friends from this and surrounding Towns
held reunion and picnic near the former
resi- ence of the late Stewart Ferris on Nc
| Cullough brothers farm which was well
attended and highly enjoyed by all present
Waits River.
Charles Mills of Orange was in town the first
of the week.
j. A Dodge and wife were in Waterbury on
Saturday.
George Holmes of Barre visited relatives
mere ldSU w euneSudy
Mr.. and Mrs. Loren Little of Lisbon are
visiting her mother Mrs. SophroDia Chase
Bertha Chase, who heas ben visiting hel
cousin, Ella Holmes at Barre, returned home
the first of the week,
A few from here attended the fair at Brad
ford and report good time.
Some of our young people attended the cir
Gus at Barre, last Wednesday.
Elisha Emery is visiting Andrew Avery al
Topshsm.
Work at Pike Hill is to clo1e in few days
and the men are ordered TO Ely. Reasons fol
the same are not known at present.
Thomas Fellows is very poorly.
Rev A. w. Ford of Bradford will occupy
the pulpit here next Sunday at 1880 o'clock
Come one and all, you will be welcome An
effort is being ma lie to keep Mr. Ford dminE
the remainder of the Conference year. Gould
we do this, we would be doirg well for MIR.
Ford is an earnest worker and an excellent
speaker
East Calais.
The schools began this week. Miss Amt
Leonard aud Miss Mary Dwinell retair
their places in the village school.
Mrs Emeline Tabor of Montpelier hs
been the guest OF Mrs. A. Dwinell for sew
eral days.
Perley Pike and wife of Maine were re
cent visitors at r. e. Marshs.
Rev E. f. Angel OF East Barre is ex
pected TO preach here next Sunday in ex
change with Rev. q II. Coolidge.
Amos Whiting and son OF Wolcott anC
Miss Alice Whiting of Burlington were a
w. d. Peck's over Sunday.
TIL marriage OF Mrs. Clara j. (Ains
worthy Pierce to Byron j. Pierce OF Wood
bury took place at eight o'clock Sunda!
: morning at the summer cottage of thu
BRIDES brother @. j. Ainsworth at Sabil
pond. Rev. @. H. Coolidge of Soutl
. Woodbury. performed the ceremony.
> The organ recital given at Union cnurcl
last Saturday afternoon by the pupils o
Miss Sylvia Bliss was very pl asant affair
The selection were rendered with careful
precision demonstrating the thoroughnes
OF the teacher. Those taking part wer'
j., Harriet Hammel, Grace McKinstry Cor
Benjamin and Marion Wheeler OF Wood
bury, and Blanche Strong, Mabel Leonard
, Florence Gray, Irene Dwinell, Mary an
Lillian Slayton and Alice Goodrich OF Eas
Calais. Florence Clark was unable to b
present.
Corinth.
,, The ordinate on of G, orpe P. Rowell is
take place at the church at the East Villag
on Wednesday, September II. The conn
n Gil is 10 meet at 1890 A NJ. Dinner will
1 served in the vestry and the ordinatio
: service will lie at P. NJ.
Inc pumping QUINN az Ine flke mn mlu
8 has been undergoing repairs New fiue
o were put into the large boiler and both boi
ers coupled to the pump. After runnin
, two days orders were given to pull dow
q and tear out everything and move ava
Whether this means the end OF all woI
J. there or game OF possom is not known.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles X. Taplin of Che
. sea have been visiting in town.
n Mrs. Charles Haskell and dsught
Blanche of Thetford have been visiting
~ j. P. Sargent's.
Homer Sargent and wife have returne
n to their home after visiting his parents al
other friends. He hes been unable to wor
~ for several weeks on account of rheum
tism.
Ryegate.
w w William W. Brock of Barnet was in tow
20 last week buying live stock for the BostC
markets.
O. Charles e. f. Miller received q seve
~ kick from colt last Thursday
George Cochran lost good COW la
as week caused by it's slipping and breaking
n hip.
ia A Grange social 10 to be held at the ht