The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-08-13
WILLIAMSBURG.

MIS-. Henry ErhBlue, VINO mas DeeD
with her daughter in Berlin, has come
back to her home in our village for
this month, while the Misses Kimball
who rent ner house, are absent on their
vacation.
.. Within the week ending last Friday,
or Saturday, we are told that DIR.
Lewis ID. Martin, osteopathist, treat
ed patients from seventeen towns.
At the Grange meeting last week
Wednesday evening some eighteen
members were added to the order
here.
| Mrs. Edwin o. Smith accompanied
her sister, Miss Maria d. White of
Montpelier on her trip to San Fran
cisco, Gal, that began last Saturday.
| She will visit q brother in Denver,
| COL, and an aunt in Illinois, before
her return, few weeks hence
Mrs. Anna Dickerman Davis and
son late Of Neponset, Mass, are the
guests of Mrs. j. Munroe Seaver.
Mrs. John Bacon of White River
| Junction has lately been visiting
friends boarding with Mrs. John Farm
ham in our village.
'Alf' House and wife are the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs Leon Blanchard in
l MORA, N. Y.
( The three Adams brothers, WILDER
F., Rev. Carlos L., and George E.,
leave here this week for their homes,
the first in Tacoma, Washington, the
second in Howell Mich, and the last
in Fairhaven.
from visit in New Hampshire last
Friday to remain here some weeks be-
fore returning to her home in Water
loo, Iowa.
There was frost here again one
morning last week.
DR.. Henry Downs returns to Oil
| City. Penn. this week for osteopathic
practice.
oliver Martin has been in very poor
health of late at the home of Horace
N. Farnham, East Montpelier. Mr..
Farnham is about to go west for an-
other car of horses.
Mrs. Aurora Howe Burnham, now
Of Montpelier, was here last week with
her daughter, Mrs. o. d. Bosworth.
Having purchased a house in Mont
pelier, not far from the Montpelier
Seminary, Mrs. Burnham will hardly
return here to live again.
Frank Benedict will soon return to
Pittsfield, N. H., as superintendent of
schools there, and in one or two near
by towns. His sister S. Geneva Burn
ham will return to school work under
his superintendency there.
Miss Lula Burnham, now of Mont
pelier, comes up to her old home here
weekly for quite good class of music
scholars. Altogether now she has
some sixteen pupils.
Miss Matte, daughter of Mrs. James
Burnham, is in the telephone Office in
Montpelier.
Miss Julia Bass arrived here from
East Somerville Mass, last Saturday,
FOR vacation from work in Boston.
There will be ne school in,the David
Gale district the coming season. The
scholars there will be asigned-a part
of them to the Henry Stewart district
and the others to the village school.
i. K. Lynde's family will break
camp at Berlin pond this week.
Mrs. Clinton N. Field and family
are in camp at Berlin pond. Her sis
ter, Miss Edle Brush, and David Gale
are also there.
Lewis NJ Seaver, with other men,
bers of his family came home last
| week. After leaving New York city
they came up the Hudson river, and
visited Lake George on their way to
Vermont.
Our former townswoman, Mrs. Jane
| l.. Smith Davis will likely make her
visit here in the first week of Septem-
Der.
Mrs J. E. Ainsworth is to..--be the
guest of Mrs. Helen Perry Ballard of
Burlington day or TWO this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Sibley and
daughter Ella have taken an outing
with friends in Plattsburgh, N Y.
/ Mrs. Smead, the mother of Mrs.
I Rev. d. II. Strong will soon return to
the home of her only son in Shelburne
! Fall, Mass, to remain for the present.
In her stay here, since the coming of
Rev. D. H. Strong, she has warmly
attached to herself the hearts of those
who know her we'll.
| We are glad to note the improvement
/ in the health of Mrs. X. l. Watson,
who is able to get about in wheel
/ chair, and bear her weight in stand
! ing. May her recovery yet be COM
plete.
s'Last Saturday there was reunio n
! VI bu6 I1oluD6Ie VI tu6 Idu1lll6S VI UD6
late John Adams Jr., and the late
Charles W. Adams. in East Brookfield,
at the home of Bert and Mrs. Mary
Adams Reed. There were twenty in
number present. They were there by
! the invitation of Mr.. and Mrs. Reed,
by whom dinner was served at two
p. M, and fine time generally was
had. Both Mrs. John Adams and Mrs.
| Charles W. Adams were able to be in
this gathering to their own, and the
JOY of their children. May it not be
the last of the kind.
Nathan Harrington now of Grinnell,
Iowa, has lately buried his oldest son,
a man some forty-eight years of age.
Mr.. Harrington himself, who has been
such an invalid, that physician, we
believe, gave him only to year ago
last spring to live-is in better health
than for two years.
Daniel Townsend and wife are visit
ing their only son in Plattsburgh, N. Y.
Some of our friends have found