The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-10-09


Cabot on Monday to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Brown.
w II. blackstone is stopping with his aunt,
Mrs j. L. Severance
AT the meeting of the Ladies' Home Mis-
siO"ary society the following officers were
chosen; President, A G. Billings; vice presi-
dent, YRS. Swerdfeger; secretary, Mrs LII.
mittee on work, Mrs K, Limberton, Mrs
E. l. Spencer
The ongreg ational Ladies Aid society will
meet next Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Ira
Bemis
The Grange fair which was held in town on
Thurs day evening was decided success.
There was very large attendance. The pro-
gram consiste of music and literary work.
The exhibits were exceptionally fine, the cakes
being very attractive. NJ Z Bemis a former
resident, now of Greensboro, Ga sent some
Georgia SOIL peanuts, cowpeas and cotton bios
SONS, VIII CHI were interesting to Marshheld
people
Mrs. G. II. Dana will be at her store in
town with millinery every Wednesday and Sat
day through October
PIainfield.
Mrs petsy More has sold her village prop
erty to s. ID. Raker of Stowe
Will Pitkin and family have moved to the
Nathaniel Austin place owned by Mrs. How
ard Martin
Mrs. Graves of Waterbury recently visited
her mother Mrs Mary Lyman.
Rev. and Mrs. f. T. Clark returned on
Thursday from two weeks vacati at ISL
and Pond.
A meeting of the Women's Christian Tenn.
perance Union will be held on Friday after
noon at Mrs Arch Noyes.
Rev. Mr.. Small of Derby spoke at the Con-
gregational church last Sunday.
The marriage of lem j. Bartlett and Maud
A. atchelder was solomenized last thursday
at the home u the bride by Rev F. T Clark.
ed Perrin was in Montpelier on business
on Monday
Henry Kinston returned ON Monday from a
Few days visit at Montpelier
Mrs Simonds is to occupy the house vacated
by Will Pitkin
Carl Foss was at home over Sunday. He
was accompanied by Miss Lillian Rogers,
former teacher his town who is now teach
ing in the graded school at Barre
Rev. and MIS- L. F Fortney gave whist
party Friday evening in honor of Mr..
Fortney's brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs
Richard L Fortney who returned to their
home in Somervie Mass the following day.
Nr aud rs Fortney have passed a very
pleasant summers vaca ion here and on their
retu leave many warm friends who deeply
regret they could not make Plainfeld their
permanent ONE.
Miss E. NJ Hanson's millinery store is now
Respondent with new decorations and beau
tit i display of millinery consisting of trim
med and untri med hats and bonnets flowers
trimmings etc. Remember that all are cor
daily invited to the millinery opening on
tuesday amt Wednesday afternoon and g en-
ing of this week
Wact Naurhnru
M. H. Randall of Orfordville, N. H., was
in town last Saturday.
Mrs. Cheney, an old resident in town but
now living in West Topshsm, spent few
days recently visiting in this vicinity.
The school in this village was closed on
Monday as Miss Cummings, the teacher,
Was away.
Miss Adde V. Jewell was at home over
Sunday. She did not return to her school
on MOndav, owing to the illness OF her sis.
ter, Mrs Harry Hoyt. Mrs. Hoyt remains
about the same. IL is feared her sickness
will prove to be- slow fever.
Miss Eastman OF Goshen, Miss Clark OF
East Corinth and Miss Addie Jewel were in
this village Friday and Saturday, taking
subscriptions for the life OF William Nc
Kinley
John Durant Is making some improve
ments on his house where he lives. What
next, John?
Mrs Sanders died at the home OF her
son-in-law, Joseph Spear, last Saturday
afternoon. Mrs. Sanders had been in feeble
health for the past year. Some four weeks
ago she was taken sick with cholera NOR
bus She recovered from that and was able
to be- down stairs. Saturday morning she
was down to breakfast with the family.
About noon she was taken with severe
pains around her heart which caused her
a in n Ntv.aA la1
town for many years aud on the farm where
she died. In her last days she had the care
OF her daughter and husband, Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Spear. She was in her eighty third
year The funeral was on Tuesday at two
p NJ. at the house.
Rev. g. A Furness was chosen delegate
to the State Christian Endeavor convention
at Brsttleboro. The following are dele
gates to the Sixth Local Union at Rvegste
on October 16; Miss Matte Tucker, Mr A.
A. Carleton and Mrs. Joseph Sawyer.
BrookfieId.
Mrs. Irwin Abbott recently visited her
sister in Olaremont, N. III.
George D. Mason and wife OF Portland
Me-, visited their relatives here last week.
Mrs Warren Williams spent last week
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jhn Blais-
dell, at East Randolph.
M sseS Louise Parmenter and Ella Chad
wick attended the world fair at Tunbridge
last week Wednesday,
The party from Massachusetts who come
here annually for hunting arrived last week
for two weeks vacation. They are build
ing for themselves cottage at the Centre
on Ira Carpenters land.
Rev. X. II Abercro nbie and family went
last Monday for two weeks vacation with
in Lawrence, Mass.
q. II. Bigelow was appointed deleagte
from the second Congregational church to
report At the Circular conference held at
East Brookfield last Tuesday.
Mrs. Fred Ladd and little daughter,
Freda, of Barre CITY are visiting her parents,
Deacon and Mrs s p. Wilcox.
Hon. Oassius Peck OF Burlington and
Mrs. Kuight OF Brattleb 70 were guests OF
Mr.. aud Mrs. Orlando Ralph last Wednes-
day.
Oar stage driver, George Adams, Ia TO
move his family TO Mrs. Calvin Fullums
house for the winter, Mrs. Fullam will !
board with them.
Mrs Nettie Gram and daughter, Hattie, |
atavi with Nathanial whaatlaut "a 10. |