The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-07-23

Among those recently married were:
Robert Gamble and Mrs. Hood, and
Charlie Frost and Julia Ford
A family has moved into the Blake
house,
F. G. Reynolds will give his eighth enter
tainment in this place in the Baptist
church on Friday evening, July %.
EAST MONTPELIER
The funeral of Mrs. F. T. Carr, held
Saturday at her late home, was largely
attended There was profusion of
flowers Rev. j. Edward Wright of
Montpelier officiated and F. p Willard
had charge The burial was in Calais
Among those from out of town present
Miss Faith Wheeler, Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Wheeler, Irving Carr of Woodbury., Mr..
and Mrs. Angel of Calais, Mr.. and Mrs.
f. Carr, Montpelier, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Carr of Morrisville, Bert Carr of Rut-
land, Mr.. and Mrs c. " Kent and Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Fuller of Mortified.
A daughter was born to Rev. and Mrs.
n. d. Witham Sunday, weighing II 1-2
lbs.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Cleveland
daughter of Massachusetts are visiting
relatives in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morton Mack of Mont
pelier called on A. j. Mack, his brother,
Sunday.
Mrs. f. p. Norcross is visiting Mrs.
Philena Willard
Mrs. &. +. Hobbs went to Hardwick
Friday and returned Saturday.
Mrs Peter Lovely has returned home.
WOODBURY..
Mrs. f. NJ. Bill and daughter of
Lowell, Mass have returned to their
home, after weeks visit with rela-
tives.
Blanche, Flora, Bessie and Frances
Drenap are visiting their grandparents
in Albany.
B. w. Wheeler and wife were called
to East Montpelier to attend the flu
neral of Mrs. Frank Carr, who was
sister of Mr.. Wheeler Mrs. Carr
had many friends her who sadly
mourn her loss and sincerely sym
pathize with Mr. Carr,
The Ladies' Aid society will meet
with Mrs. W. G. Peck on Wednesday
afternoon and evening of this week.
Mrs W. G. Daniels has returned
from st. Adams, after weeks visit
with friends.
Mrs G. L. French and Mrs. Lizzie
Robinson of Hardwick visited at A.
j. Lyford's last Friday.
H. E. Weber was in Barre last Fri
day buying casting for steam holster
to be used at the quarry.
Rev. J. A Dixon of Hardwick will
give temperance lecture at the
church next Friday evening. Every
body make an effort to be present.
1t will pay you well.
Rev. Mr.. Coolidge of South Wood
bury preached at the church last Sun
day evening and Rev. Mr.. Dixon of
Hardwick in the afternoon at three
O'Clock. Rev. Mr.. Aiken of CADET
will preach next Sunday at three
o clock.
Ed Nye and wife and Charles Jack
and family of Montpelier are in camp
at Long pond i'll the Bridgeman cot
tage, Camp Mckinley.
Mrs. c. A. Watson was in Montpe
lier last week to take Mrs. Norris
home, who has been visiting there for
a few days.
Miss Eta Cory is visiting her aunt
at Albany.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. F. Drenan enter
tanned over 200 invited guests at the
hotel July ~ Mr.. Drenan and wife,
| Carl Drenan and wife and Miss Flora
received the guests, after which the
| Woodbury. band played for prone
made, lead by Mr.. Drenan and wife ;
after refreshments were served the
Van Orman brothers of Calais fur
nished music for dancing, which was
| INDUCED in until twelve O'Clock and
! everyone regretted the arrival OF the
midnight hour as they departed for
! their home. Mr.. Drenan entertained
/ in their usual cordial way, making
everyone happy and all present will
| long remember the jolly time spent
at Drenan's hotel.
Thomas Burnham died at the home
of his son, Edwin, July S, of old age
He had been able to be about till with
in a few days of his death Mr..
Burnham was born in this town June
2, 1908, and was life long resident,
excepting five years spent with his
daughter III Palmer, Mass. DIN
children survive him, Miss Charlotte,
of Philadelphia, Pa, Mrs. Alta Rams
den of Palmer, Mass, Mrs. Joseph
Clark of Stafford Springs, Conr.
Dudley of Walden and Edwin of this
town. He has been kindly cared fol
by his son and will be missed by his
children, and many friends. The flu
neral was from the house on Wednes
!, day, Rev. Mr.. Coolidge of Soutl
Woodbury. officiating. All his child
rem were present except Miss Charlotte
and Mrs. Ramsden. The burial wa
at the Center beside his wife.
SODOM.
T. f. Horn is now running the stage t
Montpelier.
, John Slayton is at home sick.
Mrs. Eva Brashaw and her sister fror
Stowe are at Thaddeus Taylor's.
Mrs Eleanor Lipsey has returned fror
St. Johnsbury, and is at work at Henr
McLoud's.
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