The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-08-06
NORTH MONTPELIER.

Heny arrived Saturday noon from the
West
Sibleys wooden mill shut down last
Thursday for the summer vacation.
Miss Nellie Conway returned to her
home in Barre last Thursday
Miss Blanche Moorcroft and Miss
Meriden Bradford of Barre spent Sun
day at w. G. Nye's.
Mrs. Ed Hamblet went to Somers-
worth, N. H., on Tuesday of last
week to visit her daughter, Alice
Nye.
Miss Lena Emmons of Montpelier
is visiting Bess Gray.
Peck Brothers finished putting the
new furnace into W. G.. Nye's house
last Saturday.
Mrs. Florence Booth of Manchester,
n. H.. is visiting at Allie Gates.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Rlish of South
Manchester, Conn, are visiting rela-
tives in town.
Flora Lavarnaway is visiting friends
in Williamstown.
Mrs. Alma Little and daughter are
in Washington, working for Mr.. Tuck
er through vacation.
WATTS RIVER.
Miss Florence Chittenden returned
to Worcester on Friday, after two
weeks visit at George McDuffee's
Mrs. Minnie Miles and Nellie Mutt
returned from Montpelier on Friday.
Mrs. Sidney Wallace and daughter
Mrs. j. A. Dodge left on Friday for
Old Orchard, Maine, where they will
attend campmeeting for few days,
and from there they will go to Au-
gusta to visit friends.
George U. Annas, agent for the
Waterman, is canvassing this terri
tory pretty thoroughly and report says
he is having good luck. We are glad
for the Watchman is q good paper
and should be in every home.
Rev. James Boyd and family have
moved to their old home in Bruins
wick, Me.
Quite number from here attended
the circus at Montpelier on Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Angelo Beede, who is i'll and
under DR.. Davis care, is reported
little better.
CORINTH.
There is to be a Sunday -school concert
at the Center church Sunday evening,
August 10, at 80 o'clock.
Rev. George p Rowell leaves on Aug
ust 1 for a three weeks vacation.
Miss Helen Taplin goes this week to
visit her grandparents and other relatives
in New Hampshire.
Nettie V. Ellsworth Sargent has re-
ceived visits from old Thetford Hill
schoolmates, Miss Mabel Wilkinson of
Lebanon, n. H., and Miss Ida B. Stevens
of Thetford.
George L. Annas of Montpelier has
been through town in the interest of the
Waterman Publishing Company
Haying has been very much delayed by
the rainy weather but many farm ers are
well satisfied with the delay as they think
there is twice as much hay as there was
month ago.
WORCESTER.
George A. Hunt has gone back to
Thomaston, Conn.
Miss Baker of Bethel is the guest
of Miss Frances Abbott.
Roger Hovey has been i'll the past
two weeks with heart trouble.
B. G. Richardson of Athol, Mass. ;,
visited Chauncey Hunt over Sunday,
Mrs. H. E. Morse, Mrs. Gilman and
Mr. Bagley of Montpelier were at H.
G. Clogstons Sunday.
Mrs. James Darby went to Mary
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Thursday for treatment.
L. L. Kent and wife, Mrs. Mary
Markham and Arthur Poole visited at
NJ. p. Kent's recently
Eugene Templeton and wife of Wa
hoo, Neb. are visiting Mrs, Carrie
Templeton, his mother.
GROTON.
S. W. Hooper, while moving Mon
day, was thrown from the machine
and caught by one leg in the cutter
bar and dragged considerable dis
lance His leg was terribly cut and
torn from the knee to the heel DIR.
Darling of South Ryegate dressed the
wound. 1t is feared that the leg will
have to be cut off.
Miss Blanche Page left Tuesday
for Morrisville where she is to take
courseof treatment for her throat.
Susie Renfrew of Plainfield is visit
| ing friends in town.
Jane Whitehill who has been at
work at North Montpelier, is at home
for few days.
A reception was given Mr., and Mrs.
Charles Frost last Saturday night sat
Hatch hall.
The barn at the Methodits parson-
age is being repaired.
S. c. Carpenter and family, Mrs.
Emma Jane Clark and son Ernest,
Miss Minnie Adams, and some of their
friends are stopping at Mr.. Carpen'
ter's camp at Groton pond,
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Chester Page of Westville, recently.
Prof. Rounsevel of New Hampshire,
the phrenologist, is in town,
Mr.. and Mrs E. W. Lane of Man
chester, n. H., are visiting at L. B.
Halls.
Mrs. Gertrude Fletcher of Boston is
visiting at the home of her parents,
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