The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-06-05
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Day dlu not prevent an audience suih- |
GENTLY large to I'll the large hall The adj
preciated, and Walter s. Goss favored the
audience with two songs, Some exercises
by the school children were also given.
Ehe county conference OF Congregational
churches met here on Tuesday and Wednea-
day Of last week, and in spite OF the rain
there was good attendance from all parts
Of the county.
Mrs. Almon Eastman and family have
m ved from Washington into Edgar Gros-
venOr's house, and Mr.. Grosvenor is board
ing with them,
Mrg. j. A. r. Corwin went to Hanover,
N. H., on Monday to undergo surgical
operation at the Mary Hitchcock Hospital.
Her daughter Flora has obtained a leave OF
ablence from her school at New Bedford,
M ass. and came home last week to accom-
pany her mother and remain with her until
she Is able to return home.
Mrs. Kate j. (BryanO Allen of Barnard,
wi her young son, has been visiting her
parents.
DR.. Mary A. Burbank OF Littleton, N. H.,
arrived at her parents home last week for
a two weeks stay. Oren A. Burbank and
family came Saturday from Somerville,
Mass. Mr.. Burbank is to return soon, but
some OF the family may remain for some
time.
for Cwo weeks work at his profession.
Mrs. Grace F. (Ordway) Chaplin OF Spring.
Geld, Mass, with her husband, William II.
Chaplin, and her step-daughter, were at W.
p. Townsend's over Sunday.
Lena e. Spalding went on Monday to
Gouldsville, where she will remain through
the summer.
The Orange County Veterans reunion
will probably be held here during Old
Home Week in August.
Louisa (Fogg) wife of Nathan Noyes,
died on Thursday OF paralysis, at the age of
seventy-siX. She was born on the farm now
occupied by e. G. Brown, and her whole
married life both with her first husband,
Orange FL. Bliss, and with Mr.. Noyes, had
been spent on the farm where she died.
The funeral services were held on Satur-
urday, Rev, Mr.. Eastman officiating.
Herbert j. Kngsbury OF Cambridge,
Mass, is spending few days with his
father-in-law, Ira Thompson.
d. I. McAllister's left hand was badly
cut on Friday by the falling Of an ak upon
it. No bones were broken and he hopes to
regain the full use of the hand.
Alvah Robinson and Mrs. Fannie q. Sar
gent we're married al the Methodist par
sonage on Saturday afternoon.
Matte E. Stevens has returned to town
for the summer, and is With her sister, Mrs.
7. Il. Sargent.
The village ichurches will observe Chill
dren's Day on the 10th inst, one Sunday
later than the regular time.
The greatest line OF wash goods Is at Ho.
mer Fits. Send for samples.
Wells River.
Mrs. Horace Bliss of Montpelier is taking
Fred Myers place as cook at Hale's Tavern
while Mr.. Myers is gone to seek wife.
Mr. and Mrs, R. Marshall we're called to
Lowell, last W ednesday to attend the funeral
of Mr.. Marshall's brother.
Miss Julia Farwell is at home for her sum
mer vacation. She expects to be here till Oc-
tober.
N. A. Hunter has been ill for the past two
weeks.
Charles Seals went to Chelsea Monday as
one of the jurors from this town.
Memorial Day exercises were held in the
Congregational church on Thursday, Gen, w
W. Circuit was speaker.
Mrs. George Wheeler is at Highgate this
week to attend the wedding of her cousin
The graduating exercises of the senior elias:
of the Grammar school will occur Thursday
evening, June 6, with the following program:
Prayer music, High School March; saluta
tory and essay, Flags Muriel E. Goodwin;
music, Sailing DER the Sea, McCabe; essay
The Pan.American Exposition Roy E
Clark; recitation, BATTLE of Lookout Noun.
tain, Albert Jahni essay, Our New Posses
sions," Nellie d: Lee; music violin solo, Sc
lected, Maude L Davis; recitation, Nv hist
ling in Heay en- Charlotte B. Stanley essay
Life and Reign of Queen Victoria" MaudC
b. Davis recitation, IAN Old Mans Story
Della Papineau; music, Blow, Soft Winds,
Vincent; recitation, Sunday Fishing" Por
ter Hubbard; valedictory and essay, "Tht
Worlds Progress in INVENTION Arthur l.
Ora es; music, Friends, Good Night" Won
Flotow.
East Roxbury.
Elder Leander Brigham OF Warren has al
appointment to preach here June %.
Miss Hattie Kidder, who teaches il
Sodom was at home to spend Memoria
Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. AFRO Boyce and daughter
Mary Of Randolph visited ia town Thursday
and Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wakefield OF Mortified Wis
tied Mrs. Leon Hart on Saturday.
Mrs. Stephen Wilcox and grandson, Law
renee, OF Brookfeld were guests OF Mrs
George Wardner on Saturday.
Elder and Mrs. Ora Boyce went on Tues
day to Newbury to attend the Green Noun
| tain Union conference that Is being held
| there.
e. e. Howe Is driving handsome pair Of
bay horses recently purchased OF j. o. Rice
| In Northdeld.
There were 1900 pounds OF butter made
| at this creamery during the month OF May
Mr.. and Mrs. AFRO Boyce and daughter
visited in the place last week.
| Mrs. Jason Freeman visited at Leor
Ditty's in Williamstown recently.
Dana williams died May 80 after q short
Illness. His health had been poor for sew
eral years but the end came suddenly. He
leaves wife. four sons, one daughter and 6
| brother. Funeral was on Saturday from
| his late home Rev. Mr.. Abercrombie c fiji
| ciating. Interment was at Brookfeld.
Post Mills.
Mrs. B. E. Adams OF Randolph is with
her son, @. A. Adams.
Miss Vera Powell entertained Miss Water
man OF Vershire on Sunday.
Miss Alice Merrill OF Oxford, N. H., Wis
| tied her parents this week.
Miss Maud Douglass has gone to Oxford
| N. H., for the summer.
@. A. Adams was elected delegate to the
State convention of Congregational churchei
to be held at Rutland next week.
Mrs. Chapman of Barre spent the pas
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