The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-09-03

Mr.. Adams, were married. on Thursday
Aug IS. Mr. and Mrs. Adams were in
this place the latter part of the week
looking after their goods here, preparatory
to moving them to Gouldsville, their flu
ture home. Mrs. Adams and daughter
Alice will be much missed by their many
friends in this place.
Alfred Kidder sold his whole outfit of
horse, wagon, harness and robes to Alan
son Shepard Monday and Mr.. Shepard
drove it to Montpelier that afternoon 1t
is understood that the purchase was made
for other parties.
Goldie Smith expects to go to Goffstown,
n. H., Saturday, for short visit to the
home of her brother, w. d. Smith, and
will go from there about Sept. 18th to
Fitchburg, Mass, and enter a course of
study in the Normal School at that place.
The music pupils of Mrs. Bertha NJ.
Ptkin will give free organ recital in the
Congregational church Saturday evening"
Sept. 6, at eight o'clock. They will be as
sisted by the orchestra and Harley Smith
as reader.
WORCESTER.
Henry Brown and Miss Flora Whee-
lock Of Montpelier spent the past week in
town.
B. l. Wheeler goes to conference this
week.
rally was held at town hall Friday
night. F. A. Bailey of Montpelier and
F. A. Jackson of Barre were the speak
ers. The band was present.
Mr. Lease of Barre visited at Mrs. A.
j. Mowers the past week
Ada Taylor goes Monday to johnson
Normal School and Miss Mary Hawkins
to Hardwick.
Hector Wheelock and mother are NOV
ing to Maple Corner.
A number of people in town went to
Montpelier Saturday to catch a glimpse
of the President.
Schools began Tuesday.
jerome Stone has moved his family to
Northfeld.
Hiram and Howard Curtis are visiting
their grandparents in Huntington.
NJ. P. Kent and wife were in West
Berlin over Saturday and Sunday.
Belle Camp of Randolph was in town
last week visiting relatives and friends.
NJ S. Herbert went to Middlesex last
Wednesday, returning Thursday.
julius Poor of Montpelier, former
resident, is visiting old friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Holt and son Rich
ard of Montpelier were guests at c. M.
Ladd's last week.
George l.. Baker of Montpelier and
Alice Richardson of Plainfeld were mar
ried August 10 by Rev. p. ii. Carpenter.
There was an enthusiastic Republican
rally held in the Congregational chnrch
last Thursday evening. The attendance
was very large, many more being present
than at the Clement rally the Friday
evening before. II. d. Vail introduced
the speakers of the evening, Hon. u. S
Stanton of Roxbury, r. A. Hoar of
Barre, F. B. Thomas and j. G.. Wing of
Montpelier, who were listened to with
much interest The Calais and Worces
ter band furnished music.
CORINTH.
Republican rally was held on the
Academy grounds Tuesday afternoon.
The speakers were Congressman Kit
fridge Haskins, S. Emery and Hale
X. Darling of Chelsea and Horace
Bailey of Newbury. On Thursday
afternoon at the same place Hon.
Percival Clement addressed the peo
pie. The drum corps furnished music
on both occasions.
While Mr. Reed of Williamstown
was taking Mr.. Clement and two
others from Chelsea to Oorinth Thurs
day afternoon they met with such an
accident that it was a wonder no
bones were broken. 1t was caused
from bad place in the road of which
there are many in town. The surrey
was very badly smashed.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Benton Rowell, Wednesday, August n.
Mrs. Frank Mum of South Lancas-
ter, Mass. is with her sister, Mrs.
Benton Rowell.
Fred Jewell and wife of Lawrence,
Mass, have been visiting his parents.
Fred W. Eaton of Nashua, N. H.,
is at his uncle's Frank Eaton.
@. O. Sargent is absent on visiting
trip to New Hampshire and Massachu-