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

Bradford Center.
Miss Zuella Emerson has returned home
from Old Orchard beach where she has been
camping the last two weeks
Arthur Naclure was at home on Sunday.
Miss Francis Clark is wor sing for Rev Mr..
kilborn, the congregational minister Of Brad
ford
Mrs Pearley Rowell has returned to Fair.
lee She has beeu visi ing here for the past
two weeks
Francis Porter is i'll.
Leonard Sumner spent Sunday with his
mother at East Topsham.
Waits River.
Mrs Carrie Hood is slowly recovering fro n
injuries sustained in runaway.
Miss Rosy Ball is working for w. E. Hood.
Bertha Hood has finished work for Mrs.
Fred Rowe, and has returned home.
Mrs Daisie Chase returned home last Friday
from three weeks trip to Lisbon, n H.,
where she has been visiting her sister, Mrs. K.
l.. Little.
George Phelps is cutting the hay on the H.
A base farm, lie has quite force when all
are engaged.
Work at the mines is progressing.
George Miles is quite i'll. His son, Frank, is
at home.
The farmers very busy, improving the
hay, weather. Surely no complaints can be
made as to heat to dry the grass.
West Newbury.
During the shower of last Wednesday after.
noon lightning struck the barn owned by
Harry Hoyt. No serious damage was done,
but some of the boards were torn off and tim
bers were splntered.
Rev. Villa Wylie, who is visiting in this
! vicinity, supplied the pulpit of the Union
church in the absence of the pastor. He
4 preached very able sermon to good sized
audience Many of his audience were old
! friends and acquaintance.
! George Carleton went to Hanover, n. H.,
| last week, for treatment of his eyes. The
doctors did not advise an operation, and he
returned without receiving benefit Since re-
| turn he sustained injuries about the head
and neck caused by fall and is confined to
| the house.
The Ladies' Missionary society will meet at
the parsonage next week Wednesday after
noon.
d dley Carleton accompanied his uncle to
Hanover, last week
Strattoa Tewksbury and family are at their
farm for short stay.
I Rev William Wylie will preach at the town
house on Sunday, July %, at u clock. The
| change in hour of service is nee ssary on &C.
another part of the town later in the after.
noon,
West Fairlee Center.
Fred Cook came on Monday Mr.. Cook
went to la over to accompany him home.
A da ghter was born July 20 to Mr. and
Mrs A. L. Slack making family of nine, all
all bright and active.
PEG pie have been making the most of the
hay weather in spite of the intense heat. Hay
is rap div disappearing from the fields and is
filling the barns.
Irma Perry is visiting at Hartland.
Arthur Mum was expected home on Mon
day.
South Duxbury.
Miss Goss of Orange. Mass, is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Nelson Beach.
Alva Butler is i'll.
Mrs. Charles Lonizslps son William has
been quite sick,
The Spiritualist society had very enjoy
able tms last Wednesday afternoon and
evening at the Naples, it be ng the second
anniversary which they have had possession
of the hall Cake and ice cream and other
good things were served.
Mrs. Albert Philips led the Sunday even
ing prayer service.
Washington.
Miss Aunie Bulard OF Boston is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. y. ii. McAlIisJer.
Mrs b l. d viuell OF T,unton, Mass, is
visiting her mother, NJ ~. Il A Barron for
few days.
L. w. Saver has returned from few
weeks visit in Chelsea.
r Il. Guitar. Mrs. r. q. Huntington and
SOU Harold. returned last Monday from
Fairlee lake wh.re th-y have been camp
ing for the past ten days.
A. II. Blake has finished work for HUT
ington 81 Eastman W. q. Yeartaw takes
his placs GA the meat cart.
p @. j. Cheney OF DIVER, N. a., Is visit
ing here tor short time.
Q. II, dcAllis or IL now employed by the
METROPOLITAN Life Insurance Company Of
New York.
@ M. Ssavsr, who recently moved his
family TO Montpelier, was in town last Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. L. Slack OF Mortified
were iu town over Sunday.
Mrs @. II. Dickey and Mrs. Rory Mo.
Donald were called to Randolph one day
last week TO attend the funeral Of an aunt.
East Corinth.
Blaisdell Chapman died at Newbury,
July 18, aged sixty-three years. The body
was brought to East Oorinth for burial.