The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-08-27
WATERBURY,.

ie is en- route to Burlington, for short
line The Republican committee is max
ng special arrangements, for his short !
stay. 1t is understood that choir of |
girls wil'sing some of the national songs. |
1t has been decided that there will be
no WinoosSi Valley Association Fair this
year. This is due to various reasons. \
new association was formed last January
and it was thought best to discontinue the
fair for this year, at least Some of the
prominent workers in the association have
been taken away by death, thus retarding
the arrangement which were being made.
The old association held fair at their
grounds for seventeen years
The Palmer & Demeritt Clothes Pin
Co. have nearly completed arrangements
for starting up their new factory. They
are preparing to make new clothes pin
with patent spring. This is something
new in the clothespin line. The makers
claim that it is superior to others, in the
fact that it wears longer. The company
will employ fifteen hands when every
thing is in running order. The plant IS
located ut the rear of the canning factory
and run by the latter's engine. The com
pany has more orders than it can possibly
fill for three months
Was Ola Towle is visiting in Norris
Vile
Mrs. Seth Boyce has returned from her
visit in Randolph.
Mrs. A. S. Ladd visited relatives in
Warren for few days last week
Mrs. Minnie J. Farrell and Frances,
Jessie Wheeler, Miss Stevens of Ottawa,
Anna and Alice Booker and Miss Barker
of Keene, n. H., Frank Greene and
friends from Hanover, n H., Levi
Munson of Morrisville, f. E. Joslyn and
Sumner Stearns at Camp Sunshine.
Herman Dow and wife, Delbert Dow
and Miss Agnes Gross of Richford spent
last week with Mr.. and Mrs. j. I. Me-
Lucas.
f. A. Gibbs, wife and family, George
Gibbs, wife and family, viii Gibbs and
wife have gone to the camp grounds at
White River Junction. They are paint
ing and repairing the buildings so as tc
have everything in preparation for the
coming camp meeting. 1t will be held
there from the 23d to the 31st of this
month.
Mrs. NJ. H. Trowbridge has returned
from her visit in Northfeld
Misses May and Margaret Powers ant
| Miss Anna G.. Day, who have been the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. O'Brien for the
past week, have returned to their home:
in Burlington.
Mrs. Charles Wells visited in Burling
ton last week.
Joseph Hughing of Boston is visitor
in town.
There will be concert for the benefi
of the library on Tuesday evening, in thu
Congregational church. With the follow
ing artists real treat is assured Mrs
Fred Pike, pianist; Mrs. George Powers
soloist; Miss Jessie Wheeler, reader.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. H. Moody have re
turned from their outing at Star Farm
beach near Burlington.
DR.. WATSON of the hospital medicin
staff was called to Port Henry, n. Y, las
week by the death of brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. S. Stoddard of Waits
field are guests of S. G. Wheeler.
Miss Ina Davis ond Walter johnson
were married at the home of Mr.. am
Mrs. Edgar Davis on Blush hill las
Wednesday by Elder Brigham of War
rem.
DR.. w. f. Minard and F. c. Luce ar
in George investigating the lumberin
interests.
EAST MONTPELIER.
A camp meeting is being held near tn
new chapel.
Harry Vincent is visiting his uncle, D.
Walter Vincent, in Orwell.
Prof. G.. w. Dudley of Boston has bee
spending few days with relatives here.
Howard Putnam and wife of Taunton
Mass, have been visiting at j. R. Young
Mr.. and Mrs. r. X. Tabor and daugl
tiers of Chicago are visiting here.
RYEGATE.
Clifford Chase of Mclndoes was
town on Saturday on business with til
farmers.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Park of South Boz
ton are in town for a short vacation anon
relatives aud friends They have bee
living in that city during the past tw
years, where Mr.. Park has employment.
Three sons of Rev. ID. c Faris aecon
panied Rev. Mr.. George on a trip
Blue Mountain last Wednesday afte
noon.
c. l.. Adams, mother and sister frol
! a New Hampshire town are visitir
their son for a time,
Our town treasurer, n. H. Kicker, al
wife, visited relatives at Groton recent
Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Holmes of Brool
field are here for visit, this being M
Holmes native place.
Strangers from Charleston, a gentemf
and lady, passed through here last wee
3 III search of a desirable farm, with an i
= tention of making purchase.
NORTH MONTPELIER.
g Harold Nye of Wakefield, Mass,
= spending his vacation in this place
Mr. and Mrs, George Kelton and Mi
= Laura Gray returned from their outiI