The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-07-24
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DIR. Howe, who has been confi-d to the |
house for several days by illness, is able to
be out again
Miss Abbie Jones OF Chicago is visiting
her father, q. K. Jones,
The farmers are nearly all done hay ing and
report the largest hay crop for years.
The Junior HON, Circle will serve ice
cream aud cake III the Congregational ves-
try Tuesday evening, July 30. A ALI 'rt lit
erary program will be given. Everyone
cordially invited.
George Lewis and family and Harriet
LIE is Of Lebanon, are the guests Of their
sister, Mrs. Bert Josin
o NJ Eaton occupies the rooms which
were recently vacated by Miss Brooks for a
prin ing and picture framing shop
Misses Mildred and Evelyn Phelps OF
Barre, are visiting Mrs. ElvrA j mes.
A few OF the young ladies' went up 10 the
landslide last Saturday Tor a picnic.
very pleasant time WAS eDj)yed.
Arthur Lockland and family are visiting
al George Pape's.
J.B Norton nd Roy Bovce started for
Oklahoma on Monday, July %.
Rev. j. e Badger started for Highgate
on Monday. Mrs K. Badger returned TO
her home at South Royalton during his alb.
sence.
Rev. j. e. Bs ger will give another lee
dumb BELLS par bells and Indian clubs,
Tuesday evening, August 6.
There will be no services at the Method
ist church next Sunday, owing to the Alb
sence OF the pastor.
The horse of Alden Foley took a lively
run through our streets Sunday afternoon
Cabot.
The invitations ard programme for Old
in, Eah nt
wishing invite their friends will please
call on the secretary, NJ. ID. Wells, and be
supplied.
Mrs. Harriet Grant OF Durham, N. III. Is
visiting her sister, Mrs j. III. Damon. She
is accompanied by her daughter.
Miss Atkinson OF Worthwhile and Chad
wick Washburn OF Bethel spent Sunday
With MisseJ Harriet and Julia Fisher.
Mrs. o. L. Hoyt is visiting at Des Keiser
Haines.
III. B. Whittier and wife Of Rutland spent
q few days in town last week.
No services will be held In the Methodist
church next Sunday on account OF the re-
pairs now going on.
Il. 7. harrington OF Burlington spent
few days with his father here last week.
Quite large number OF the farmers have
finished haying. A very heavy crop is re-
ported.
Henry Whittier, who has been in town
recently, had Just returned from the Phil
ippines where has been 70" about eighteen
months in the service of Uncle Sam, serv
ing in the Twenty-sixth regiment HIS
company was in fifty engagements during
the time. He returns we'll and hearty and
saws he is going back TO the Philippines or
Cuba in the fall. He reports the natives
living back $50 miles from Manila, and
wearing, many OF them, the breech cloth
only The Americans he bs i,ves to be-
we'll liked and heartily welcomed by the
mere intelligent classes.
Mrs. N. j. Mason and daughter Nsllie of
Cumberland, Me-, are stopping with rela-
tives in town.
Napoleon Biladeau dug eighty bushels of
new potatoes last weak And hauled than to
St. Johnsbury receiving therefor 81 per
bushel, Mr.. Biladeau is hustling farmer
of the right sort.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. o winell, Pliuy and
Pansy Smith started on Monday for the
Pan-American Exp )sition.
Herbsr Nelson has sold his farm and
most OF his stock aud tools to Asa b. NJ ,cx.
The farm will be- occupied by Frank Kener-
son of Barre
Mrs. Augusta Hunt and Miss Mary Martin
of Peschsm were guests OF Mrs. Emily
Hsines over Sunday.
The Good Tampiars will give the drama,
"Olr Boys of rs" in their hall on Friday
evening. Il cannot suffer by way of c)m-
parison with the cheap variety show GA
Thursday evening in the village below.
B. g. Rogers arrived home Monday night
leaving Mrs. Rogers at the hospital in tue
care of specialist. L WAS found by X-rsy
that the cords at the point of injury to the
foot had become stuck down, so TO spaak,
and series of operations or manipulaJions
OF the foot will be necessary after which 1t
is thought recovery from the Injury will en-
sue. Mr., aud Mrs. Rogers went to Boston
last Thursday.
East Barre.
E.. Davis Is entertaining his brother,
Rev. o. +. Davis of Enington, Ill.
There are several cases of scarlet fever in
| this place but are reported as getting along
we'll.
DR.. Bailey OF Graniteville was In the
| place Monday AMI guaranteed several
families having scarlet fever.
Miss Bertha Sargent Is assisting FL e.
| Sargent in the post-offic "a during the sick
ness OF Mr.. Sargent's family.
K. r. Davis was at Waits River on Sat-
| urday.
Rev. James ID. King is boarding in the
family Of w. V. Grearson during the sick.
ness of Postmaster Sargent's family with
whom he has been boarding
| The dance at the opera hall last Saturday
night was we'll attended. There will be
another next Saturday night, given by the
East Barre orchestra.
Two children of G. H. Hutchins are sick
with scarlet fever.
Cyrus W. Hall is gaining rapidly.
Fittsly Brothers are hsying on the Geo.
| W. Cox farm.
e. L. s Witt is soon to move to L. j, Boil.
sters tenement formerly occupied by j Il
Morrison.
The Rebekahs realize d So 65 from their
supper given last Wednesday evening in
Odd Felown hall. After the supper they
gave tine literary and musical entertain
| ment.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gauthier were In
| town Saturday night and Sunday.
j. L. Dix and W. W. Nye are at Groton
pond, fishing.
w. G. Dow, formerly station agent at this
place, has left, leaving many hnanc al
| mourners.
Two new families moved from the city
last Week to this place, one occupying the
tenement vacated by W. e. Poole aud the
other the tenement owned by Mrs. Eva
Lawson. They have engaged In the gran
| hn har I'M al l.