The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-08-14
BARNARD. SUMNER & PUTNAM CO., MCRGES
Groton.


Mr.. and Mrs. Henry j. Kemp returned
from their wedding trip last Tuesday after
noon. Thew are boarding with Mr.. and
Mrs. @ II. WEIGH.
Henry WEIGH of Lebanon, N. H., Is visit
ing i'll town.
NJ ID. Coffrin has rented the tenement OF
8. p. WEIGH over the store. He will move
in as soon as Mr.. WEIGH moves his goods
out.
s. P. WEIGH g painting and papering the
house on his farm, and will move there as
soon ss possible.
A Smith, who has been running livery
stable in the Cliff House barn, has given up
business and has moved his family and
goods back to e .st Barre.
Frank Heath has moved his boot and
shoe repair shop back into the old harness
shop in the Coffrin block where he will
work for r. d. Sherry as harness maker.
B. f Kicker OF Randolph and Mrs. Wal
ter Green of Shamrock, R l., vera in town
this week, called here Dy the death OF their
brother, Bert p. Kicker.
Last Tuesday afternoon many of the
friends and neighbors OF Mr.. and Mrs. Mos
90 Page gathered at their home at West
vile to celebrate the fortieth anniversary Of
their marriage. In the evening large
company gathered to witness the marriage
OF their daughter, Miss latte. to Wilbur
Stevens OF N1rthdeld, Rev. w. r. Msther
officiated. Mr.. aud Mrs Stevens, after a
short wedding tour, will live at Northfield
for the present. Congratulations.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Welch OF Lowell,
Mass, were called here last Wednesday by
the Bert Kicker shooting affair.
Mrs. Jane Briggs Is i'll.
poor health.
Tho npiop Qnnday.achool picnic which
was to have been held at the Summit last
Wednesd. Az, has bsen postponed to The last
week of August.
R. g. Hooper of Hsrdwick was in town a
few days last week ON business.
A son was born last Tuesday to Mr.. and
Mrs. w. V. Darling.
Mrs. Fsris and daughter of Pennsylvania
visited their daughter and sister, Mrs. III. j.
Kemp last week.
Ed. Purcell was called to Canada last
"Wednesday by the death OF his brother,
Jack Purcell.
Miss Clara Hatch was called home from
| Hartford, Conn where she has been stop
| ping with her sister, Mrs. Wallace Terry
during the summer, by the death OF b. K
Kicker.
Work on the Pine Mountain quarry was
su pended few days last Week On account
Of bad weather.
Washington.
V. w. Curtis OF Walthsm, Mass, Is visit
| ing his parents for few weeks.
Mrs. j. NJ. Seaver OF Willamstown called
| on friends here last week
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. G. L
Parker last Thursday.
Alma Clough, accompanied BY two lady
friends. was at home from East Barre last
Friday.
Mrs. j. T. Walker is visiting her dsugh
ter. Mrs. Justus Ketchum. in Barre.
Mrs. Hiram Bessette and Mrs. JOSEPH
Mayott have returned from Palmer, Mass.
! The trustees OF the Universalist church
have secured Rev. Grant Van Blsrcum
OF New York as pastor for the year com
mencing September 1.
Miss Allie Tllotson has returned from
Elgin, Mimi, where she has been visiting
for several months.
Walter Underhill and Miss Elsie Abbott
| OF Chelsea were married last week Monday
evening by Rev. II. K. Briggs.
Hon. John g. Pope of Minnesota is visit
ing here after an absence OF forty years.
IF. Calef and family and Miss Emily
Calef are attending the Pan-American Ex
position at Buffalo.
Mrs, Ella Spencer has returned from
Gardiner, Mass.
New fall dress goods are fast filling tn,
shelves at Homer FITS store. II you would
be posted on the latest, there is the place Il
go.
| Maple Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs.. e. B. Max6eld are visiting
relatives in Morgan.
Abram Mann of Barre preached last Sun
day. MIR. Mann is to commence a series o
tent meetings in the Bodies school house mex
Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mira. John Lane returned from
Morgan last Friday.
b. S. Woodward of Walden is visiting here
Roxbury.
Rev. O. IL. Pennoyer OF Greater Nov
York, great-grest-grandson Of Rev. Chris
TOPPER Huntington, a Universalist ministe
and first settler In Roxbury, will preach 10
the Universalists at Roxbury next Sunda
at three r. n, at the Union Congregations
church. AL are welcome.