The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-07-03
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Rev. j, Harry Holden Of Attleboro Mass,
preached ut the Unitarian church on Sun
day.
Arthur shonio has finished work on the
section.
Louis shontelle was in Montpelier on
Saturday.
II. l. Winn has finished work in the post
Office ut Montpelier for week.
Charles Converse Of Barre is at home for
brief stay.
Nat Carpenter moved from Duxbury into
one of Mrs. @. b. Holden's tenements last
week. He is employed by L w. Eagan.
The local dairymen held u meeting A. he
cheese factory on Saturday and elected w.
b. McElrOy, treasurer; John II. Tdnny,
salesman; Charles q. Ward, secretary. The
factory started on Monday and promises to
be success.
Miss Alice A. Robinson and W. Fl. Nye |
were married at the home OF the bride last |
Wednesday. Rev. q. o. Judkins OF Mont
pelier performed the ceremony. The house |
was decorated with ferns, white roses and |
cut flowers. Miss Rose Kush was brides
maid and W. A.. Lawson Of Montpelier,
| best man. They we're the recipients OF
many beautiful presents. The happy couple
are taking carriage drive through the
| northern part OF the State. They will be
at their home in South Barre after July 10.
IL. W. Arbuckle was in Montpelier on
| Saturday.
Quite a number OF the hay makers were
| Obliged to stop work in the fields on Friday
because OF the intense heat.
Mrs. e. II. Williams OF Providence. X. l..
is visiting her sister, Mrs. j. II, Daniels.
George Chase expects to take trip
through the west this week, going to the
| Pacific coast before his return.
The children of Mr.. and Mrs. Rev. j.
Harry Holden OF Attleboro, Mass, are with
their gra dmother, Mrs. q. B. Holden.
Miss Flora Shepherd has finished teach
ing in Warren and is now at the home OF
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Shepherd
L is reported that on Monday p ii.
KERN and George Viii . were both thrown
from moving IN chimes while in motion.
Mr.. KERN WAS q lite badly hurt, while Mr..
White got on. Of 1t more fortunately.
Waitsheld
The Old Home Week Association OF
Waitsfeld Is now In working order, with
the following officers and committees:
President, H. Ii. McAllister; vice-presi-
dents, D M. Eaton, Lula A. Jones: secre-
tary and treasurer, Mrs. William Palmer;
executive committee, William Ganbey,
Mrs. Ida LaDeu, Mrs. j. b. Norton, @. II.
Newcomb, G. N. Billings; committee on
r chardsOn, w. II. Marshall, Fred ]. Es-
ton, Eulie V. Savage, K. j. Brown, Mrs. h.
w. BeldeD; finance committee, O. j.
Green, g. W. Wallis, Mrs. Jessie Graves,
. Flora b, Richardson, G. N. Billings; COM
-, mttee on music, j. Il. Badger, Florence j.
u Boy CO, Q. IL. Newcomb. Thursday, August
. 10, was decided upon as Old Home Week
Day. The association desire the help Of the
= citizens in securing names OF former resi-
Il dents and that they be left with the officers
OF the association at the very earliest con-
8 venience. Let us work together and make
: this success.
Children's day will be observed at the
IL Methodist church next Sunday. A nice
/. program has been prepared.
. r. D. Bennett, who was badly hurt by
y the accidental discharge OF gun last week
l. is still in very critical condition.
o George Miller with his wife and children
,; ar ived at Il. j. Browns last week. Mr.
u Miller returned to Boston on Monday. Mrs
VI Miller and children are to spend the sum
o mer here.
Walter Andrews and wife have been
spending few days with his mother, Mrs
a Rufus Bucklin,
: Mrs. Edwin Dana is very low.
0 Mrs. q. A. Reed and daughter Of Med
ford, Mass, are with her father, j. j. Palm
y or, for the summer.
mObU VI tH6 ldTun6Tb nave U6Ruu udyluR
> The hay crop will be the best for years.
> South Duxbury.
:, George Freeman has purchased new
!, carriage. - Miss Edith Butler is al
j. home from the Randolph Normal school,.
8 - Mr.. and Mrs. f. Hart attended the
J. preachers meeting held at Waterbury Cen
8 ter last Wednesday. - Miss Bessie
t Bruce has gone to Wsterb Try to work for
= b. Barrett. - Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
= Ward were in Wsitsfeld on Sunday. -
, Asa Corliss is to help S. Somervile through
!. the hay season. Mrs. 8. Turner led
the Sunday evening prayer service. -
a Miss Ida Boyden Of West Townsend closed
a q very successful term OF school in district
a No 8 last Thursday. The number OF sChol-
i ars was seventeen. Earl Joslin was the
only one without a mark. A flower list
, has been kept during the school resulting
u in the finding OF 178 varieties, 1853 Of which
= were strictly Wild the others hardy out.
D door plants. The most specimens were
brought by Reuben Sherman, thirty seven
8 in all.
r Brookfield.