The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-07-24
Waterbury Center.

spent several summers here, is with his
wfe's parents, Mr., and Mrs Cassius Scrib-
uer in Stowe. this season. Mr.. Gate made
short visit to his many friends here re-
Gently, which we hope he will repeat only
10 stay longer.
old child OF K. N. and Jessie DeIueritt OF
Plattsburg, N. Y, was brought here for bu-
rial in the family lot last week Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Demeritt remained for few
days returning to their home on Friday.
Last Thursday during the heavy thunder
storm soon after noon the lihgtning struck
| a barn on the Anderson farm occupied by
Louis Benwsy and burned its conten 8. AL
though not far from the house. which was
repeatedly on fire, by the exertions of the
neigh bors, 1t was saved. although the furni-
ture was removed and considerably dam
aged
Mrs. f. P. Brown of HYDE Park is visit
ing her cousin, Mrs. Ii. E. Hunter of this
place.
| Miss May Reeder arrived in this place
| las Friday evening from Boston where she
| has been for some time with sister. She
| is now staying with another sister, Mrs.
! James A. Gilmore, where she expects to re-
main for few weeks
Miss f. D. Newcomb of Waisfeld who
| has been visiting here for short time, left
| Tor Mortified on Saturday where she will
spend little time with her sister, Mrs. Har-
riet Edgerton.
S. A. Madsteld has sold his farm to
| George G. Grout, who is to take possession
| at once.
Misses Maud and Grace Woodland OF
Westield, Mass, arrived in the place last
| Saturday and are guests OF Miss Ruth New
ell and Mrs Nora Hodge, their aunts.
| Their brother George is expected next
| week. These young p3ople are natives OF
this town and we are g ad to have them en-
| joy "Old Home Week" with us,
Among the recent arrivals at Green
Mountain L1dge are Mrs. Charlotte Emer-
son MAN, Miss Mabel Bradbury Main, Miss
Margaret Elizabeth Main, Washington, d
c.: Mrs. A l.. Howard, Boston; Mrs. Mich
olss Bjerring, Miss Alexander Bj rrng,
New York city; Mrs George A. Msycock,
Miss Helen Maycock, Miss Hannah May
cock, Ma tor Douglass Armstrong, Master
Moray Armstrong, New Haven Conn; Mrs.
Bedford, Mass; MS. Catherine Boyden,
Miss hel Boyden. Bridgewater, Mass
Mrs. HI. l. Wentworth. Dorchester, Mass;
Miss r. Rogers, Washington, D. c.; Miss
Maud sesrles Armstrong, New Haven
Conn. Miss Laura K. Wells Toronto,
Ont; Mrs. Micah French, Barre; Miss
Sarah e Pinks, Merden, Conn; Miss
Marion K. Pinks, Port Chester, \. T.; Mrs
Sarah j. Gale, Amesbury, Mass; Miss
Jones, Miss Annie Spencer Jones, Phila-
| delphis.
The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist church
was well attended at Mrs. ID. j. Norcross'.
| Ice cream and cake were served.
Mrs. @. B. Webster Of Barton Is visiting
her mother, Mrs. j. o. Freeman. She
spent last Sunday with her sister, Miss Dell
| Cameron at Richmond
Brookheld.
Wedding bells will soon be ringing.
Misses Laura aud Lizzie freeman of
Sharon spent last week here, returning on
| Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Justus l.. Bstchelder OF
Montpelier are visiting Mr.. Batchelder's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Erie Batchelder.
Hon. D. j. Foster of Burlington spent
Sunday with his wife and youngest daugh-
ter at the home OF Mrs. W. A. Allen, Ms.
| Fosters mother.
Walter Morse returned to Barrie last
| Thursday after spending several days with
his sister, Mrs. Julian Morse.
Mrs. @. X Kibbee spent several days
with the Gay lord family recently.
Marcus Peck and Jason Nye were In
Barre on business last Friday.
, Misses Mabel and Msthilde Foster OF
| Burlington came on Tuesday to spend
their vacation with their grandmother,
| Mrs. W. A. Allen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eben Glines are visiting
their son Bert in Bridgeport, Conn.
Amos Chase, after losing large number
OF his hens, killed two raccoons, one In
trap and one by shooting. They were in
| the hen bouse.
Geo. Williams lost twenty chickens one
I night. The next night he caught skunk
and two woodchucks.
| Mrs. II. b. Ayers and Mrs. Looisa Libby
were called to Hsrtland by the death OF q
| cousin last week. They will visit in New
| Hampshire before their return.
Mrs K, @. Dewey is in very critical con-
dition. Her recovery IL doubtful
Mrs Frank Olmsted and sons OF Hard
| wick are visiting Mrs. Hannah Fisher, Mrs.
| Olmsted's mother.
stA number OF visitors were noticed In
church on Sunday from New York. New
Hampshire, Massachusetts, Hardwick,
No th6eld, Roxbury. Berlin Corner and
Montpelier.