The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-08-21
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| on w dnesday evening, which was the open
ing event, about 70 guests we're present to re.
| ceive their friends, nd the occasion was a
delightful one. thursday was entirely given
up to the Orange Co nty Veterans Reun on,
and large crowd of We eraps an their
friends were present. AT their campfire in the
evening. which the rain compelled to be in the
town hall, here were addresses from Harry j.
Robert of Lowell, Mass Col Charles X.
Darl ling of Boston, Department Commander
Lucia of Montpelier. Hon Kittridge Has
kns,. and Gen. W. W. Circuit. AT the
public exercises on Friday afternoon
adjournme from the hall to the north
common The address of welcome by Col.
| y ). Emery and the response by @. X. OAR
ling were pleasing and approp late; the poem
by Rev. Il e. HerIick a gem of unu ual
beauty; the brie reminiscent remark which
were made by Rev. K j. Moore Marcellus
Gould, Martin S. Hall, r, b Goodwin, Rev.
| w N. Roberts, W. II. Cummin s, Rev r. II.
Roberts, K, G. Hatch, and j. S. Ffeld, coz
tanned much variety and entertainment. In
the evening the hall was completely filled with
listeners to a conce by the Herbert johnson
| Quintetts Club of Il oston, which was pro-
| nounoed the best m usical entertainment ever
given in Chelsea. On Saturday the only pub
| lie event wa9 game of base ball between the
| Chelsea and Williamstown pines, at which we
regret to say the visitors were successful by
| score OF II to 8. On Sunday large congrega.
tons listen d to Rev. e. f. Herrick in the
Congregational ant to Rev. K j. Moore in
the Methodist church. Sunday evening
was addressed by Rev. K. E Her
lex, Rev. j Moore and Miss Al ma p.
Moore. This was to have closed the Sercises
| of the Old Home celebration but MIR and
Mrs. Herrick's many friends devised recep-
tion for them, whic wss held on Monday
evening in the Congregational We Itries Space
| viii hardly be allowed - speak of minor
features, such as the excellent m sic rendered
by the Williamstown brnd, and the tasteful
decorations of public and private buildings. A
s uvenir pamphlet il projected to cont in the
poeun in full and an account of other features
| of the celebration
The following is an imperfect list of visitors
in the wn last week, excluding those who
have been personally mentioned in these col
umns Rev and rs. Edison J Moore and
Miss Anna p. Moore of Norfolk, Mass, and
| Mrs. Mile q. Godfrey of Concord, H., at
@. q. Corliss'; harles / and Julian G. Hood
of Lowell, Mass, at W. F. Hoods; Charles r.
Corwin and family of Somerville, Jass., Har-
Corwin of oston at j. A. r Cor ms; Col.
G. X. Darling ami Emma l.. Darling of Bos-
ton at j. K. Darling's Rev. and Mrs E +.
Herrick of Milton at j. ~. Comstocks; Mr..
and Mrs Hugh Clark of West airlee at Hen
Somerville, Nass., W s. Emery of oston and
A K. Emery of Quechee at q. $. fmery's;
Mrs G } Goodrich of Plaipheld and w 5
Cess of Montpelier, at DIR 5. n Goss'; Mary
J. George of delrose, Mass, and f orence J.
MouIton of Thetford Center at \. w. Whit
ney's; Warren G. linen of Lowell, Mass, at
| Frank Gilman's; NI3 A r Brown of South
| Lynntield Mass ut Mrs Davis; Samuel NJ.
b rnes and rs f A CLANCY of Medford,
Mass. Marcellus Gould of Penacock, n II. Mr..
and MIS- f Blanchard of l. WE'LL ass j
Stearns Fifeld of Chicago, George II l. throp
of Boston at the hotel; Mrs Mary K. Robinson
Of Chicago and George II. Rice of West Tops
ham at G. L. Stow's Rev. w. n. Roberts of
Union Village, Rev F. II r berts of Hart
! land, Is Isabel 5 Roberts and Ned j. Rob
erts of Barre, at G. b Roberts; Mrs Charles
i Reade of Nashua, N. H.. and Ella n Jones
of ) tringfeld, Mass at MIS- Mary Tracys;
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Carpenter of North Ran
doph at Mrs. E. A Lock 5; Mr.. and Mrs.
George Bar of Newbury at F. II Kepeson's;
Mrs. Mary + Sherburne and Emily l.. Norris
Of Hyde Park Macs at E. D. Barnes; II. A.
Flanders of Concord, n. ii g., at V. A. Elem
ders' Edward c. Hatch of Tacoma, N.
H.. at ISIS L. G. Hatch's; Lucius w.
G l. Carpenters; Mrs. Emma r Gould of
Lowell, Mass at o. w Bixby's Mrs.
Myra F Davis of Orange, at the Misses An
drus'; Ms. Kate j. Allen of East Barnard at
ii. q. Bryant'sj Mr. and Ms; Jason Dens-
g. H Emerson of Lebanon. N ii at slrs S.
A. Stantons; Martin S. Hall of Fitchburg,
Mass, at S G. Halls; Mr.. and Mrs. r. b.
Goodwin of North Craftsbury a, E n. Ba-
cons; Is s. Il, Dow of Cambridge Mass
at William Robbins MIS-. Carrie O. Camp Of
Worcester at l.. n. Lucas; Mrs Mabel E.
Simmons of Dorchester, Mass, at G. n.
Bacons; RS. May Spencer # Clai emont,
n ii at j., NJ. Fl nt's; dr; and MIS-. W. II
Deyeraux Of Franklin, n; H., at n. S Blk
p. L Sargeut's; wa A. NJ. George of Boston
at f L Beckwith's; MIS-. Lillian P. Aldr;ch
of Post Mills at l.. ID Park bursts; A. B. Car
penter and family of Somerville, Mass at g.
r Noulton's; Mrs. Leonora StuI5evant of
! b Atwood's; Fred E. Fuller of Lowell,
Mass at E ID. Fuller's; G: G Ba mes
of Barre at f. w. Smiths Maryetta Bur
CESS of NJ thuen. Mas, Edward Page
and Mrs. Irene w, Page of Plainfeld at
| w S. Hatch's; Mrs Fam l.. Cranes and
Alice L., Cranes of Cambridge. ge-s., at
Miss Gustin's James Hayward of Tilton,
| n. II at G.. l.. Hayward's; Mr.. and MIS-. 5
! I. Harrington of Braintree at Mrs j ID.
! Clark $; Mrs Luvia l. Hitch ocl of Plainf-ld
| at MIS- j. ID Walkers; Nirs Emma b Wy
man of Winthrop, NJ ass and Mrs Wilson of
| Kansas, at W. Laird 5; Thomas Keefe and
! Adelaide + Allen o Montclair, n j., at o.
f Godfrey's; Mrs Julia A Dickey of Lowell,
! ass at A Densmore's; Mrs Jennie Per-
kin's and son of Gloucester, Mass at f. M.
| Perkins
~ ID u hltillAlh - Alltu HIS 6utcttNltu lAlIel
l. George in ii. X. Darling's family.
Ada Greene has returned from her work in
| St. Johnsbury.
Frank w Bixby is Ike ping bachelors hall
in the rear tenement in the DIR Bagley house.
Company ID, Twelfth Vermont Volunteers
which was recruited chiefly in this vicinity,
held its first reunion here on Thursday Of last
week, thirty-seven members being p esent and
fourteen others heard from
MIR and Mrs e. II. Kennedy and son went
10 massachusetts, on Mon ay to visit Mrs,
| kennedy's relatives
DIR. and Mrs S. N GOss left on Tuesday for
a visit of several weeks to their children.
FaI ston.
VIII Cotton has bought Ed Dana's farm in
Waitsfied for $1,000.
Mis- Louisa Fitzpatrick of Berlin is spending
her vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Patrick Smith
Nj ISIS Maria j. Kew of Greenfield, N H., is
visiting her father, j. n Kew, and other
friends
Mrs l., NJ. Chandler, who has been serious