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

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Our western visitors seem happy
in their return TO the old home here,
now, and they get, as they give, cor
dial greetings.
Mrs. Aurora Howe Bulnham and
two daughters, whose home just now
is i'll Montpelier, were in town last
week. The daughters are to teach
again next fall.
Some of the most beautiful plants,
perhaps, ever seen in Fred A. Aims
worth's drug store, are to be found
there now. They are gloxinias,
grown by Mrs Burnett, on the Will
liam Mitchell farm and our ladies
are invited to call and see them.
AINFIELD.
Mrs f. d. Bartlett is visiting friends
in Meredith n. H.
f. d. Bartlett, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
erickson, with Misses Clara and Julia
Perrin Lolita Nutting, Bessie Pitkiu. Hell
en- Martin, Blanch Cutler. and Jennie and
Sadie Frederickson, went to Woodbury.
Pond on Saturday for weeks outing.
j, A. Foss. 5. S. Smith, l.. X. Dow w
G Nye, of North Montpelier, w. w
Cook Of Haverhill,IN H., H. +. Cutler Of
Barre and B. NJ. Shepard of Montpelier,
were in camp at Groton last week.
George H. Mills who has been in town
for the past three weeks returned to his
home in Groton on Saturday.
Joseph Lane who has been i'll for a long
time has been more comfortable of late
Mrs. John Worcester and daughter of
Barre are the guests of Mrs, Charles
Lamberton.
Col. Carl N. Bancroft returned Friday
from few DAYS outing at St. Adams
Bay. He reports the fishing and boating
especially fine.
Mrs. E. P. Walton of Columbus, Ohio
Mrs. E. P. Fullerton of Minneapolis
Mimi, and Miss Caroline Fullerton of
Marikato, Mimi, are the guests of Col.
Carl w. Bancroft at the Plaintield House.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bartlett of Boston
are visiting relatives here.
Harry Laird attended the funeral of
his uncle, Lernuel Laird, at South Wal
den op Saturday.
Mrs. L. NJ. Johnson has returned from
two weeks visit in New Hampshire.
Mrs. Mary Lyman was called to Water
bury July Is by the illness which resulted
in the death of her daughter, Mrs. John
Graves. The funeral was held on Satur-
day.
Prof. Hillman, choirmaster and organ
list at Park avenue church, Brooklyn, n.
Y, is the guest of Rev. and Mrs. Wall.
A parlor musicale was held there Friday
evening, with Prof. Hillman and Mrs,
Ellen Nye Gray, the popular local pianist,
as the leading artists.
Have you seen the bargains at Homer
Fits Clearance Sale?
CORINTH.
Mrs Julia Rowell died July 10. Her
funeral was on Tuesday at her late
home and burial at Vershire.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Colby and two
sons from Massachusetts are guests of
his mother, Mrs. Mary Colby.
News was received Thursday of the
death of Edwin p Hastings of Ogden,
Utah, on July IA. He was born in
Corinth and the son of Perley and
Ruth Hastings He is survived by a
widow, two sons, mother, four broth
ers and one sister.
Mrs. Susan Dickinson, Mrs. Abbie
Heath Mrs J. P. Coyle and three
children have arrived from Massachu-
setts to Mrs. Dickinson's home for a
time.
News has been received of the mar
riage of Frank Durham.
Miss Jennie Robbie of Boston, Mass.
has been visiting her grandmother,
Mrs. Elizabeth Robbie.
Mrs. Heath, widow of Norris
Heath, has been visiting friends here,
Mrs. Mary Hatch died Saturday
night She is to be buried Tuesday
at Bradford.
VERSHIRE.
School at the Lower village closed
| last Friday and the teacher, Miss
| Flora Sawyer, returned to her home
Saturday. The school had been put of
some weeks on account of the measles,
which made it late in closing
Henry Bastow Jr., has gone to Wash
| lngton 10 work IN the hotel there,
which has been purchased by his
brother law, Mr.. Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs Baker of New JERSEY
were recently the guests of Mr.. anC
Mrs. Freeman Spear.
There was union service at the
church Sunday evening, led by Elder
Richardson of the Advent church.
Mrs, Julia Rowell, widow of the
late Simeon Rowell, formerly of THU
place, was brought here for burial las
| week
DR.. Corwin of Chelsea was in tow
Friday to prescribe for Rev. A. @
Dodge, who is afflicted with rheuma
tism.
Miss Florence Carlton of Boston il
spending her vacation with her granC
parents, Mr., and Mrs, Oscar Carlton
Haying has been slow this week as
it has rained nearly every day.