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

County Examiner o. d. Matthew
son will give examinations for teach
ers in this city, August 2S and 30.
The annual picnic of the Presbyteri-
an Sunday school was held Oh Thurs
day and despite the threatening
weather of the morning fully 175 peo-
pie went to Caledonia park A pleas
ant day was passed by all with games,
sports and general good time They
pronounced the grounds to be well
adapted for picnic.
Lawyer E. R. Davis is moving from
the DR.. Jackson tenement on Currier
street to the house recently purchased
by him on Hooker hill.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. E.
M. Farren of Mount Vernon street on
Thursday,
Miss Blanche Moorcroft is clerking
in the Boston Bargain Store while G.
G. Griswold is away II his vacation.
Archie Adams, who has been visit
ing relatives in Burlington, has gone
to the White Mountains, where he has
position in summer hotel.
Mrs. Brown, matron at the Semin-
airy, and her daughter Bessie are in
Williston for a short visit with
friends.
The class of 1897, Spaulding High
school, held a reunion at Berlin pond
this week. The twelve members that
attended, had very enjoyable time
Mrs. E. B. Whitaker is in Burling-
ton for few days visit.
DR., F,M, Lynde is at Highgate Springs
this week, among the Barre campers
Miss Maud Harris is in Bradford for a
visit with her aunt, MS Judge Watson.
G. j. Halves and family and E. l..
Taylor and family are taking weeks va
cation at Highgate.
Mrs. Frank g. Rowland is in Bethel
or few days visit with her brother,
Rev. Charles H. Wells
The Burns club placed several wreaths
about the Burns monument on the ami
versary of the death of Robert Burns
Rev. r. f. Lowe has gone on three
weeks vacation which will be spent at
Portsmouth, n. H., and York Beach,
Maine. The Methodist pulpit will be
; supplied during his absence. The evan
gelist, B. F. Taylor, will speak next Sun
day.
EAST ROXBURY.
John Buzzell has been ill the past
few days.
Mrs. Lizzie Smith of Portsmouth,
! N, H., is visiting relatives in town.
Mrs. Jason Freeman was thrown
from a carriage on Tuesday and some
what injured.
Francis Pearsons of Berwick, Me.
was in town calling on friends last
week.
Mrs. Guy Bancroft entertained Mr..
| Taylor and friend from Barre on Tues
day.
Mr., and. Mrs. Guy Bancroft have
gone to Worcester and Barre for six
weeks, where Mr.. Bancroft will be
under medical treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ohauncy NJ. Allen of
Woonsocket, South Dakota, and Mr..
aud Mrs. George V. Allen of Jack.
son, Michigan, are expected to arrive
in town this week.
Prin. Charles s. Jackson, wife and
daughter of Lynn, Mass, are now
among the summer boarders at f. E.
| Aliens.
Miss Mary WescoJt and Miss Cecile
Buck were in Brookfield and Williams.
town on Saturday.
Rev. and Mrs N. M. Shaw and
daughter, May, of Montpelier, are
visiting friends in town this week.
O. H. Kidder was at George Foss
over Sunday.
A good service Sunday morning was
enjoyed by all present
Rev. N. M. Shaw will go from here
Saturday to preach in the Methodist
church in Moretown Sunday morning
and the at Congregational church in
Duxbury in the afternoon.
A bear was seen ON the Laid hill
last week.
Mrs. d. l.. Buck spent several DAYS
last week with her parents in Brook.
field.