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

MHNWell OF MOuUp6ller are NlSlJlnR
friends in town.
Miss Hattie Kew of Lowell, Mass.
is enjoying a visit among her friends
in town.
Mrs Martha Wallis, who has been
living with her son Sumner for the
last four years, started for Morden,
Manitoba, last Monday morning, where
she intends making her home with
her daughter.
EAST WARREN.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Tillotson from
East Orange are spending a few
weeks here visiting friends
Joe Tierney's little boy about four
week while playing in the barn.
Bernice Greenwood, from Randolph,
is visiting her parents here.
Mrs. Sarah Bragg celebrated her
eighty sixth birthday last Saturday,
receiving visits from her children,
grand children and other friends
Wallace Estey has moved his family
into Ella Wilson'S house.
CALAIS.
Mrs Harry Stuart Lee of Boston
and Mrs. Carl DEMO of Pawlet visit
ed at George Kent's last week.
Mrs. Rufus Robinson and Mrs. Or
lando Martin, with their children,
visited their mother, Mrs. Justina
Kent, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. Ainsworth of
Boston were in town two days of last
week.
Miss Gertrude HENDERSON of Cabot,
Miss Irene Burnham of Barre, Miss
Mabel Osborne of Montpelier and
Miss Lucia Bailey of Montpelier were
visitors in town recently.
Mrs. Lovisa Robinson and her
daughter Lucy of Montpelier are stop
ping at Simeon Wheeler's.
Miss Lila B. Mower of Barre is at
home for a short vacation.
H. A. Kent was in Groton Sunday.
Miss Mabel Kent goes to Randolph
this week to enter the State Normal
School at that place.
All are invited to attend the meet
ing of the Ladies' Union at Mrs. L.
A. Kent's Thursday afternoon, Au-
gust 2S.
The naptha launch, Mountain
Maid, constructed by H. W. Town,
was placed in the waters of Curtis
pond last Friday. 1t is a very fine
boat and does great credit to the skill
of Mr. Town as mechanic. Through
Mr.. Towns courtesy many people
have been given ride over the two
and one-half mile course. 1t is to be
on the pond the remainder of the sea-
son and can be chartered by parties
for excursions
There was a good attendance at the
dance given in Van Ornam's grove
lastF riday evening and all enjoyed q
quiet good time. Camp Comfort"
is a growing attraction and many peo-
pie avail themselves of the hospitality
of Mr.. Van Ornam and his ground for
pleasant outing.
The schools in town commence next
week with about the same list Of
teachers as last year. Miss Katherine
Page of Plainfield at No. and Miss
Florence E. Brunham form Bare at No.
IL are among the new teachers
The Republican rally will be held at
Memorial hall, North Calais, Thurs
day afternoon at p. IN. The Hon.
Fred A. Rowland and Hon. H. S. Stan
ton and other speakers will be present
and the Calais and Worcester band
will be in attendance Everybody
invited
Owing to i'll health next Sunday
will be the last service held by Walter
j. Coates at the "Old West church. "
Mrs. Wool, who has been stopping
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turned to her home.
DANVILLE.
Fred Crane visited his uncle, John
Crane, at Cabot last week,
Charles Laird of Cabot is spending a
few days with Fred Crane.
Della Rhodes and Julia Cutting of ST.
Johnsbury and Marion West of Hardwick
are visiting Bertha West.
Mrs. j. B. Mattocks of Colorado
Springs. Colorado, is visiting among her
friends here.
Bertha Osgood of Cabot is visiting at
George Suckers.
Mr.. snd Mrs. Fred Kittredge are visit
ing Mr.. Kittredge's brother, Charles
iNillicuSC Nv ioditicII, ~ II.
Timothy Harris has gone to North Dan
vile to live with his daughter, Mrs. Elgir
Gates, and Mr.. Harris has sold his place
in this village to Abel Hartshorn fol
$40.
There will be promenade concert oil
Saturday evening of this week, nnder the
auspices of the Village Improvement AS
ISOLATION. The money will be used t.
build more sidewalks.
Mr.. and Mrs Aaron Wesson are
spending the week at Old Orchard beach
Mrs. N. II. Page died Sunday morning
after long illness, aged fifty-six years
Mrs. Page was the daughter of Prentis'
Carr and was born in Maiden but had liv
ed in Danville all her life. Mr. and Mrs
Page were married in 1869. Her hus
band and three childen survive her. L
1867, she united with the Congregatio na
church of Danville and has always bee
very earnest, active member whose los
will be deeply felt.
A new sidewalk is being made from tn
Elm house around by the Methods
church and extending to (. f. Badger
blacksmith shop 1t will be much az