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

MIS-. " a. laDer ana two children go to
East Farnham and other Canadian points
for an extended visit to friends and rela-
tives in the near future.
Mrs. Frank A. Boyce was the guest of
friends in Waterbury portion of last
week
Mr.. and Mrs. William Haselton was
the guest of friends in Duxbnry on Fri
day.
Paul Demick of Richmond was the
guest of John Mclaughlin, last Satur-
day,
Pearl Brown and William Sargent of
Warren, were in town on business last
Saturday.
A number from town attended the auc
ton in North Fayston last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mclaughlin and
Mrs. Addie Miller visited friends in
Fayston, Sunday
Mrs. Eaton Heath, Mr. and Mrs. Par
ker, and Mr and Mrs. John Spaulding,
all of Warren, and Mrs. Charlie Martin
were visitors in town last week
ROXBURY.
Miss Blanch Dunsmoor has finished her
school on the East Hill and went to Barre
Saturday to work for her brother-in-law,
who has an extensive milk and ice bust
ness. Miss Lucy Cram has also gone to
Baare, to assist E. K. Burnham in the
creamery business.
Charlie Dickinson of Mortified, an old
resident here, is reported as seriously ill.
H. Carl Ellis and wife took carriage
trip through Randolph and Brookfeld
last week
Henry Averill of Walthlm Mass, who
has been spending some time with his
uncle, Lee Wiley, left here Friday to re-
turn to Waltham for a time, though not
yet able to resume his duties
Fred Wheeler is moving from the Goss
enement to the Martell house.
Mrs. Lucette Harris has recently had set
monument in the cemetery to her late
husband, the work being done by Mr..
Hogle of Swanton.
Mrs. Grant was in Randolph last week
to consult DR.. Green in regard to her
daughter, who is in ill health.
Mrs. G. A. Roys is reported as max
Ing a satisfactory recovery from the seri-
GUS operation recently performed at
Lebanon.
Charles Wiley was ill Sunday but is
again able to be out.
William Ames and family who have
been visiting in Waterbury, returned
here today to visit at Lee Wileys.
Fred Curtis has been in poor health for
some time, and expects to be obliged to
submit to an operation at the hospital
before long.
The Good Templers held an ice-cream
social Saturday evening, with small at
tendance, owing to the threatening wealth
er.
w. o. Shepard and family and Cassus
Wetmore of Leomister, Mass, are visit
ing in town.
FAIRLEE.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Child of Rutland
and their two little Toys have been visit
ing their parents Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
Child.
Mr. Gordon's family from Springfield,
Mass, are occupying cottage at Lake
Morey.
We are glad to see the familiar face of
Rev. L. p. Frost once more, who has ar
rived with his family to spend their vaca-
ton in their cottage which has been re-
modelled and enlarged
The cottages are filled or occupied most
of the time by parties whose stay varies
from few days to several weeks.
The Densmores are building a cottage
on land purchased of James Brennan and
near his house.
Rev. &. +. Cady of the Anti-Saloon
League spoke Thursday evening at the
church in the interest of the temperance
cause.
Mrs. Andrew johnson has been called
ness in her family.
CALAIS.
Kiss Emma Rowell of Tunbridge Wis
tied Myrta and Georgia Hawkins last
week.
Mrs. Lucy A Kent and son, o. H .
Kent, visited in Cabot and Marshfield re-
Gently.
Ed Sparrow has been quite ill the past
week.
Christie Celley died at his home at
North Calais July 80. Funeral the next
day Rev. r, b. Wheeler officiating.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Kent were in
Montpelier on Saturday.
There is to be social dance at Camp
Comfort, Curtis pond, Friday evening,
August 8.
The Calais and Worcester band are en-
gagged for an excursion trip by the Cen
trail Vermont railroad, Saturday Aug. 10.
Company G, Eleventh Vermont, have
their annual reunion at Memorial hall,
North Calais, on Wednesday, August 10,
We do not yet hear any one talking
about an Old Home Week gathering,
though it is very near up to the time.
WEST CORINTH.
Rev. Almon Shepherd was called to
Tunbridge last Thursday to attend the
funeral of Miss Vesta Day. She was a
maiden lady aged lightweight years and
was the daughter of the first woman born
in Royalton