The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-09-03
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town Saturday afternoon last, visiting
with her parents and selling New Home
soap to numerous customers.
Mrs. Maggie F. Emery returned to her
home in Boston Monday last.
Mrs. w. w. Wright was the guest of
William Thompson and family part of
last week.
Louis G.. Smith has finished working
for Aleck Nolan and after visiting Sher-
brooke fair this week will work with his
cousin, H. F. Smith, for a time.
H. j. Park and family returned to Bos-
ton this week.
P. Gibson of South Ryegate was in
town last Friday on business
Edith Turnbull of New York is visiting
in town.
The Grange voted at their last meeting
to confer degrees only once quarter
hereafter.
N. H. Kicker was in Montpelier last
Saturday.
The board of civil authority met last
Saturday afternoon to complete the check
list
The list of teachers promised last week
is as follows No. 2, John NJ Comstock
Lena E. Spaulding, Cora M. Whitcher of
Danville, Ella g. Chadwick of Tunbridge;
No s. Martha L. Noyes; No 7, Alice H.
Moulton; No. 8, Sadie j. Mcconnell {;
No. 9, May Sargent of North Randolph !;
No. 10, Ethel S. Folsom of Tunbridge !;
No. IL, Alice j. Kibbee of East Randolph;
No. IL, Florence L. Hemenway No. II,
Edith F. Hood. Of our Chelsea teachers
Hattie II. Dearborn and Phyrilla f. Bur-
bank are teaching in Vershire, Laura K.
Fuller in Washington, Grace G. Bacon in
Brookfeld.
Karl w. Waterson of Boston has been
spending week at the Hotel.
Charles T. CRANES of Cambridge, Mass,
joined his family at the hotel last week.
Gertrude NJ. Bacon and Leonie NJ.
Thorne went to Randolph Center last
week to attend the Normal school.
Mrs. Ellen Hanson of Lebanon, n H.,
visited her brother, M. O. Coburn, last
week
Mrs. H. o. Bixby and daughters visited
in Barre last week
Leslie Gilbert returned last week from
Lunenburg, Mass, where he has been
working for some time.
Mary f. Scales left on Saturday for
Rumney, N. H., where she is to teach.
w. E. Graham removes this week to
Bethel, and closes his Photographic work
here.
A large number of our citizens visited
South Royalton on Saturday to see
the President, and considered themselves
well rewarded for the effort.
Leslie c. Smith has sold his farm to
Parker w. Burbank, The state of Mr..
Smiths health compels him 10 give up
farming and we fear that he will not stay
in town.
Charles M. Goodrich, O. Fay
Allen and Louis E. Densmore go to
Montpelier this week to attend the Sem
mary.
Rev. j. Selden Strong of Abingdon,
Conn, preached at the Congregational
church last Sunday, and will preach next
Sunday also.
Lucier's minstrels and Candidate Glenn
ent both appeared here on Wednesday
evening, and each aided the other to an
audience On Saturday evening Repub-
lican rally was held in the Town hall, at
which C. S. Emery, H. X Darling and
Congressman Haskins were the speakers
The names of H. N. Mattison and C.M.
Beckwith are the only ones that appear on
the official ballots for representative,
other names having been withdrawn.
Those who have books or magazines to
be bound are requested to bring them soon
to j. M. Comstoek
hirt Waists and two piece suits at half
price at Homer Fits.
CALAIS.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. E. Hawkins and
children and Mrs Corrie +. Robinson of
Montpelier were in town last week and
attended the meeting of the Ladies' Union
at Mrs. l.. A. Kent's.
Among those who were in town last
week were John Martin and John Pitcher
of Boston and Mr.. Lease of Barre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hutson, who have been
to their home in the West last Monday.
Lila Mower went back to Barre Sun
day and Viola Lamphere returned to Bos-
ton Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. N. Town were in
Barre Sunday to attend the funeral of
! DR.. Nichols
Olive Cameron and Allie Mower are to
attend school at Montpelier seminary and
Mary Hawkins at Hardwick.
Those who failed to attend the Republi-
can rally at North Calais missed an oppor.
tunity to hear good speaking, for Hon. u
S. Stanton was at his best and the remarks
of r. A. Hoar and Fred B. Thomas were
very interesting.
c. A. G.. jackson and f. A. Bailey
were speakers at a Democratic rally al
Town hall, Friday evening There were
names of 1866 voters on the revised checl
list of Calais.
WEST DANVILLE.
A large picnic was held at Lake st
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