The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-08-27
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Arch Batchelder was in Montpelier
Monday on business.
Mrs. Jennie Seaver was in Mont
pelier over Sunday, returning Mon
day afternoon.
Mrs Murray Martins mother of
Barnet arrived in town on Monday
! for short visit.
Mr. Martha Reed and daughter of
| Montpelier were in town Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Whitcher and
Mrs. John Foss returned from GrotOn
pond Saturday, where they have been
in camp for week.
Mrs. DR.. Shattuck of Lisbon, N H.,
who has been visiting in town for a
few days, returned home on Monday.
Nahum Palmer, who has been visit
ing in Woodstock for a few days, re-
turned Saturday on the evening train
Fred Laird wife and family of
Montpelier, spent Sunday at the
Pleasant View House, returning home
Monday morning
The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist
church will hold a socia! at the home
of Mrs. Fri Whitcomb Thursday, Au-
gust 2S A good time is expected,
Edgar, son of Willard S. Martin,
left here on Monday for his home in
Manchester, N. H. He is engaged in
the Massachusetts National Life Com
pany of Springfield, Mass. Soon after
his departure his father was taken
suddenly worse.
Miss Alice Lazell returned home
from Barre Monday where she has
been visiting her brother, DR.. w. F.
Lazell
John Foss was confined to the house
Sunday with a stomach trouble, but
was attending to his duties Monday
at the post-otfice.
Mrs. Lizzie Norton of Fitchburg,
Mass. arrived i'll town last Saturday
for few weeks stay. She is a sister
in-law of John Shorey.
George Raymond attended the clan
bake at Groton Pond Sunday with the
) Montpelier people. They report {
very fine time
A. N. Greeley who has been sicE
for long while with stomach trou
BILE, was reported no better the first o.
this week.
Mrs. Alfred Hill is very sick will
the rheumatic fever at this writing.
A son as born Wednesday, Angus
20, to Mr.. and Mrs Nelson Olson.
Everett Beams baby is very sicl
with lung fever.
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Remission haC
!, an auction last Saturday, selling par
of their household goods preparatory
to moving to California.
r Glen Bigelow of Washington, Vt.
visited his mother, Mrs. Bigelow, a
Thomas P, Bartlett's, one day las
week.
g Miss Johanna Parks of Barre visited
her aunt, Mrs. Spencer, one day las
week.
h The Sunday school of the Methods
! church will hold picnic at the Sum
= nit, Owls Head, Wednesday instea'
J of Tuesday, as was expected.
The Rev. j. Edward Farrow was il
y town Monday calling on friends.
e Any one in need of old shoes ard iic
n can find supply at the station left Their
on the departure on Wednesday of tn
e wedding party. At II 80 a m. tn
r strains of the wedding march from Lob
e engrin we're heard from the piano playe
a by Miss May Goodrich, at the home G
e MI. ana MIS- Carl H. Uoourlcn' heN
!. Fife X. Jones of Barre entered, followe
;. by Miss Matte Phebe Goodrich, the onl
e daughter, and Mr.. Alvan j. Hoyt. Ate
e graceful and impressive ceremony Mrs
Jones introduced Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
Alvan Hoyt After congratulations wer
j. offered refreshments were served by Mr.:
e Hooker Mrs. G. d. Kidder, Miss Su
= Goodrich, Katherine Page, Blanche Kic
J. der and Grace Wheeler. The rooms weI
e tastefully decorated with golden rod au
IT ferns. The bride wore white null, cut e
II train. The gifts were numerous an
a costly, the day perfect and the entire oC
casion characterized by charming info
a mality. Charles Hoyt is a comparativ
y stranger in this town, his home being
Iowa, but for some time he was a draught
e man for Thompson and Co., Barre. Mis-
Goodrich is we'll known as an unassumin