The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-07-24
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Mrs Orrin Shaw and two children cam
alone from Rio Jan iro South America, and
are visiting At w liam Shaw's.
Mrs. George Wapdner was quite i'll last
week Miss Ethel Wardner of Brookfeld has
been helping there
Mrs. w. o. Pride has recovered from her
illness
Frank E. Duraway returned on Saturday to
his work as clerk in large dry goods store at
Worcester, Mass
Walter, Naud and Ruth Steele of Wore 90
ter Mass, are visiting at j. j Steeles
Miss Cecile Buck visited at Randolph Cen
ter part of last week.
Mrs. Luc nda Hart is working at L. j. Nor
fits
Blanche Perno was ill last week.
Joe Duffaway was in Randolph Center last
Wednesday on bus ness.
Mrs ID. L. uck has been suffering from
the effects of an liberated tooth the past week.
DR. Smalley and daughter Alice of Ran
dolph Center were at ID. l. Bucks on Satur-
day.
E E Howe and d L. Buck were at Ran
dolph enter on Saturday.
Mrs. Irwin Oady was at N. W. Cady's last
week.
Mrs George Wardner was i'll part OF last
week.
Cecile Buck visited in Randolph Center
last week.
Frank Durswsy was in Montpelier last
Thursday aud Friday. On Saturday he re-
turned to his home in Worcester, Mass
Creamery patrons received eighteen cents
for June butter.
Mrs. w. o. Pride was i'll last week.
Henry Smalley and daughter from Ran
doph Center were at d l.. Bucks on Sat-
day.
Maud, Ruth and Walter Steele of Worces-
ter, Mass. are ;, ending part CT their vaca-
ton in the place.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Steele are at the Pan.
American Exposition.
South Woodbury.
Albert Haskell, while working in the
| bayfield, last week, WAS suddenly thrown
nnder u horse rake by the pole breaking.
The horses took fright aud ran. He was
| struck by the teeth on several places, teal
ing his clothes but received but a slight
wound on the ankle.
Frank Blodah and wife OF North Mont.
pelier, visi Ell their niece, Mrs. Harry Burn
ham, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orson Putnam OF Cabot,
were az w. b Goodell's last week.
Willie Strong is in very poor health,
caused by taking too long rides in the heat
on his wheel and afterwards working In the
| hay field.
Angeles on Wednesday, July 80, afternoon
and evening. Ice cream will be served.
All are cordially invited.
Among the many bosrders at A. H.
Hollis are Mr.. and Mrs, Forest Heath of
Saratoga, N, v Mr.. Heath is the son o I
| Lester Heath, a former resident here. He
| left this place when quite a small boy.
The members OF South Woodbury. lodge
OF Good Templars have extended an invi-
tstio to Winooski lodge of Cabot to visit
| them August 8.
The wind last Thursday afternoon did
| quite a little damage in blowing down trees
etc. DR., G. g. Hall suffered the most from
| 1t, as IL blew down the new barn he Is
building from 8 foundation, breaking the
ridge pole and most of the long timbers.
The art OF getting it back into shape will be
| quite little.
South Corinth.
Lyman Norris is seriously i'll with Appendix
Mrs Eckley Dearborn and Miss Ethel from
| Concord, n, H., are with Mrs, Dearborns pa
rents for time.
~ rs. George Atkins Wilson and two daugh-
ters are with her brother-in-law, ID o. 5. At
| kins, for months stay. The eldest daugh
| r, ISIS Susie Atkins remains only few
days
Mr.. and Yrs Nathan Taplin are confined to
the bed by sickness Mrs. harles Taplin and
daughter are with them to assist in caring for
them.
Fred Pick ering of Canterbury, N. H., is a
guest at j ii Carter's.
| East Calais.
Miss Alma Leonard Is attending the sum
mer school for teachers az Burlington.
@. j. Lamb has moved his printing office
| into rooms al Horace Pixies.
Mrs Phillip Kelley nd daughter OF Nash
us, N. h., are at W G. EAstmans.
Mrs Fred Fuller and daughter Ethel OF
Northfisld have been spending some time
with Mrs. Fuller's mother, Mrs. W. v.
| Peck.
Mrs L. Hammond and daughter Kate Of
Santa Anna, Gal, arrived here on Monday
OF last week, spending the week at Mrs. O.
X. Dwine'ls. They have engaged rooms
and are to go to housek eeping in the tene-
ment next to the Good Templsrs' hall.