The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-07-16
EAST WARREN.

TfAO w AMEN.
The funeral of Louis Senior, who was
accidentally shot on Tuesday, was held
here on Friday, Rev. w. +. Streeter Off
ciating. The afflicted family have the
sympathy of all
Henry Averill of Waltham, Mass, is
spending a few weeks in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Clarke from
Montpelier spenta part of last week at
p. b. Daniels.
The Ladies Mite Society will meet
Thursday afternoon, July II, with Mrs.
Albert Lldredge. All are cordially in
Wit d.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Lamb went to
Granville last Friday to attend the funeral
of their uncle.
SOUTH CORINTH.
Mrs. Julia Rowell is very dangerously
i'll from the effects of shock. There is
no hope for her recovery
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs HON.
er Clark, July 7.
Miss Jennie Bell Robbie of Hyde Park,
Mass, is stopping with her grandmother.
Mrs. Elizabeth Robbie.
Bonnie Willis and wife have returned
to Newport, n. H.
Henry Huntington and George Mars
ton and a force of help are cutting the
grass on the "Elisha Spear" place at
West Corinth
WEST FAIRLEE CETNER.
Martin Lawrence Miller, who has been
spending his vacation with his aunt. Mrs.
Kimball, while handling revolver, shot
himself through the leg on Thursday.
DIR. Milliken assisted by DR.. Allen made
an unsuccessful search for the bullet 1t
was not thought best to probe farther.
The severed arteries were tied and the boy
is doing as well as could be expected.
Mr.. Miller, Lawrence's father with DR..
Hall, an able surgeon, camel on Friday,
but the boy was so comfortable that it
was not thought best after consulting to-
gether to do anything more at present.
Dr. Hall assured Mr.. Miller that Dr.
Milliken had conducted the case in very
skillful manner, and the boy was in good
hands. Mr.. Miller will not leave until
Lawrence is ont of danger.
Ernest Lang is assisting Mrs Kmball
in the store.
PLAINFIELD.
The patrons of the Plainfield Cream
cry Co., received 2334 cents per pound
(oil test for June butter.
Mrs. G.. H. Wright who has been ill
with rheumatic fever is convalescing.
DR.. F. P. Gale recently lost his drlv-
ing horse.
J. Edward Bailey of Montpelier
was III town on Monday.
Mrs. Mena O. Dekirk of Boston,
Mass, and Pliny Douse Washing
ton recently visited their sister, Mrs.
Frank Richardon.
Notice has been received of the safe
arrival at Lumberport, W. Virginia,
of Rev, and Mrs. L. f. Fortney.
Mrs. Fortney's many friends will be
pleased to learn that the change of
scene and cline is proving beneficial
to her health. They embraced the
opportunity of visiting places of
interest at Washington, d. c., while
passing little time there visiting
friends.
Mr., and Mrs. Frank Richardson
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people at Peacham
Miss Nora Batchelder of Barre and
Mrs. Dwight Hollister of Marshtield
are the guests of Miss Jane Clark for
few days.
Mrs L. NJ. Johnson is visiting at
Rutland and Lebanon, n. H,
DR.. F. P. Gale attended meeting
of the health officers of the State held
at Burlington, July 9.
Henry A. Remission has sold his
merchantile business and given pos
session to G. G. Renfrew of East
Montpelier
Mass, on Monday to deliver horse
recently sold to parties there.
Edgar F. Smith is casting about for
another horse, having sold his pacing
roadster for fancy price to the pro.
prietor of the Lowell Inn at Low
ell, Mass.
Reynolds, the entertainer, will give
an entertainment at the Methodist
church Monday evening, July 2l.
Mrs. Joseph Shorey is i'll with heart
trouble.
Lee Townsend as master workman,
assisted by Joseph Townsend and
Malcolm Mcleod, is erecting a school
building in Marshfield.
Clyde Spencer and Frank Tyler of
St. Johnsbury, were i'll town over
Sunday.
Charles Jack of Mont pelier did ton
serial work for B. F. Townsend last
week while the latter was assisting in
invoicing the goods in the Remission
store.
Paul White of Barre, with gang
of ten men, has completed the stone
work at the washout here and COM
menced similar job at Grays cross.
! ing.
John Mansfield is working for DR..
! G. NJ. Scribner on his farm building:
at East Montpelier.
The Democratic caucus will be held
Saturday evening
The members of the Boys Club, &C,
companied by its founder, Rev, E. L.
WalZ, will go into camp at Grotor
| nOnd next Monday That much inter