The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-08-20
VERSHlRE.

Mrs Sophia Clogston.
Rev. w. f. Harding of Corinth
Meadow preached at the church last
ter, Mr.. Clark.
X. O. Darling had an OK killed in
the recent thunder storm by lightning1
Mrs. Clogston is having some of her
buildings repaired aud newly shing-
led
The ball team was defeated Satur-
day by the Tunbridge team by small
margin The game was played at
Chelsea.
The Advent Conference, which be-
gan here Thursday evening, closed
Saturday night. There was no meet
ing at the upper village Sunday morn
ing, all uniting in the meeting at the
Advent chapel.
DR.. Jewell of West Fairlee was in
town last week to attend Mrs. S. H.
Martin, who was threatened with
pneumonia.
Mrs. Clement and daughter, Grace,
left last Friday after spending several
weeks with friends here.
Mrs. Ely..has returned from a visit
with her sister in Massachusetts,.
Friends from Chelsea are visiting at
Mr. Stacy's.
At the Democratic convention held
at Chelsea F. W. Farnham and Oscar
Carlton of this town were nominated
for the office of the judge of probate
for this district and side judge of
the county court respectively.
THETFORD.
George Chase and Grace Shafter
were married at Lyme, N. H., Aug
ust 4.
Rev. Harry Brickett and family are
visiting his sister, Mrs. Charles Will
mot.
George Chase has rented William
Coombe's tenement over the store
and moved in.
Mrs. George Cummings is suffering
from a bad eye.
Brush Newcomb has returned to
Chicago after spending his vacation
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. O. f.
Newcomb.
Sadie Kinney has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. e. G. Bond
Mrs. Emma (Bond) Blake has re-
turned to her home in Woburn,
Mass, after spending several months
with her brothers. family.
Mr.. Goodwin has his son and fam
lily with him for the summer.
Fred Carey spent Sunday with his
family, returning to Wilder on Mon
day.
hn mr.
in the Academy building for the
accommodation of students.
SOUTH RYEGATE.
+. j. Tewksbury went to Old Orch.
ard Beach last Sunday on the excur'
sion from Woodsville, N. H. He re.
ports that the people from this sec
ton were we'll and enjoying them
I selves.
| John Star and wife are visiting il
Topsham. Word has been received
here that he is in very critical con
dition of health.
A. S. George of Woodsville, N. H,
was in town last Sunday.
The union services of the two
churches was well attended last Sun
day at the Presbyterian church. Rev
DR. Steele of New York city preach
ed. AS intimated in last week
paper, the Rev. Mr.. Macarthur ha
been heard from as follows: TIL,
Rev. James H. Macarthur and Mis-
Sadie A. Rutherford were married
Thursday, August 7, at Potsdam, n
Y. They will be at home after Sep
TENDER / at South Ryegate Rev. AM
Mrs. Macarthur will travel Canad
and the west for two weeks, then re
turn to Potsdam, N. Y, for a fey
days and return here for the last Sun
day in August.
Next Sunday there will be a unto
service of the two churches in the Re
formed Presbyterian church Rev
Frank A. Collins will preach.
Mrs. S. Mills, Jr, and son ar
visiting relatives and friends i
Brookfield this week.
The Presbyterian church has jul
received a coat of paint and one SID
newly shingled adds very much to I'll
looks of it,
Andrew Ashford of this place an
Mabel Welch of Groton were marie
last Wednesday,
George Robinson intends to build
new dwelling mouse on his lot tn