The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-08-06


Dana are attending the summer school
| at Randolph.
ORANGE.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Gave spent Sun
| day at G. Y. Barnes.
Mrs. e. p. Lord and her daughter
Mrs. d. +. Winslow and little daugh-
ter Jennie, who have been spending
few days at j. l.. Lord returned to
their home in East Brookfield, Mass,
last Saturday. The many friends of
Mrs. Lord were very much pleased to
see her so well and comfortable.
Mr.. and Mrs. James w. Lord are
rejoicing over the birth of son.
Merrill f. Wilds died at the home
of G. J. Cook on July 81 aged seventy
years and seven months He leaves
two daughters, Mrs. o. O. Lord of
Groton and Mrs. E. G. Cook of this
place.
Edna and Frank Beard attended
church in East Orange Sunday morn
ing.
Mrs. A. L. Noyes visited in Wash
lngton last week.
1t is thought by many that the hay
crop will be an average one, although
somewhat late A few have finished
haying while some have not COM
menced.
Mrs. B. L. Richardson who has been
seriously ill, has so far recovered as
to be able to ride out.
Mrs. Martin Clement spent last week
at E. G.. Peaks.
WILLIAMSTOWN.
Rev. Frances A. Kimball left on
Tuesday of this week for her four
weeks vacation. Miss Marion Hors-
ford OF our high school department
started for her Iold home in Charlotte,
on Monday last
Lucius Kinsman now of Beaver City,
Nebraska, is enjoying his visit in this
his home OF fifty years ago, and more.
He is about to go to Rutland for
week, to be the guest of his Loyhood
friend, Dr. Elom @. Lewis. 1t is said
he may likely have his future home
in Maniton, suburb of Colorado
Springs, Colorado.
1t is claimed that in the late cold
! weather, we have had one or two very
slight frosts.
Druggist George E. Adams of Fair
haven came to his old home here on
| Saturday last for visit of some days.
His meeting Of his two brothers Will
| bur F., of the State of Washington,
| and Rev. Carlos L., of Michigan, must
be exceedingly pleasant.
Miss Julia Bass of East Somerville,
Mass, is expected here soon, for her
Summer vacation.
Miss Edith Carpenter, on the pro-
| gram of the recital, at the Universalist
church last Monday evening, is a
daughter of Will Carpenter of our
mill village.
There was well attended union
service at the Congregational church
last Sunday evening at which our
former townsman Rev. Carlos l.. Ad-
ans now OF Howell, Mich, preached.
His excellent sermon was closely lis
tened to; it was good indeed TO hear
the grand old truths set forth in such
earnest, forcible manner. We note
with pleasure the growth of this COM
paratively young minister of whom
it can be said that he is mot a
prophet without honor" i'll his own
native town. At present he is located
as Methodist preacher in Howell,
the county seat of Livingston County,
Michigan, a place OF some three thou.
and inhabitants, and distant, north
westerly, from Detroit, some forty
miles, A son-in-law Of Rev. DR.. 4.
l.. Cooper of West Randolph, it is SAID
Rev. Mr.. Adams will be with him
next Sunday.
In his nearby trip to Europe, Tracy
! Il. Jetfreds is to accompany distant
relative, Moses R. Jefferds of New
York city who is a civil engineer of
more than national reputation. At
present he is interested in the construc-
ton OF a railway in Russia, whittier
he will go after stay in London, at
the invitation of the Railway Reform
Association there. Mr.. Jefferds is a
nephew of the late Moses Robinson of
Northfield, his morther having been
Caroline Robinson, of that town.
Ephraim Jr., and Mrs. Maude Dick
| inson Snow of Cohasset, Mass, were
in town few days ago. Mrs. Snow
is daughter of the late DR.. Gideon
Dickinson.
Mrs. Henry j. Lasell plans to 20 to
the Heaton hospital, Montpelier, to be
with her mother, Mrs. Ophir S. Mar
tin, and let her sister, Mrs. Irving
Covell return home.
The death of three of our pensioners
Ill ihte W6ekS Stops une coming OF S00
! month in pension money.
Our old townsman, Ex-Conductor
Frank hW. Flint, now resident of
Windsor, married lady of that t1wn
on Tuesday last. Mr. Flint has fine
farm there on which he lives, and we
congratulate him on this. let us hope
Invaluable addition to his home.
Rev. Alven NJ Smith is about to
take short vacation on the Maine
coast, accompanied by friends in his
parish
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Ainsworh plan
to take September, the last month of
their stay in the east this season, in
Claremont, N. H., Mr.. Ainsworth's
early home.
We understand that the only relig-
ious services in our village next Sun
day, will be at the Congregational
church, morning and evening. Every
body will be cordially welcomed at
these services.
Mrs. James Bailey of Oneida. N.
Y, plans to visit her mother, Mrs.
Orcutt Abbott, of our village, some-