The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-06-25
GOULDSVILLE.


pelier visited his mother on Sunday.
Lewis Harwood is taking a two
weeks vacation from his duties as
Waterman at the mill and will visit
his brother at Buffalo, n. Y.
Mrs. Arthur Snow of Montpelier
wished her husband here on Sunday.
At the ball game between the mar
ried and single men on Saturday the
| married men won with a score of 10
to 8.
Mrs. Frank Glazier is visiting her
daughter at Barre this week.
Mrs. Charles Ingalls,, who visited
here last week, returned to her home
in Randolph last Friday accompanied
by her aunt, Mrs. Eunice Kenyon,
| who will remain there for few weeks.
Mrs. Eugene Robbins, ST., of Ath-
ems, who is visiting her son, is sick
with the grippe.
EAST CALAIS.
James Warhurst is moving into
rooms in Horace Pixies house.
Telephone poles have been set
through this section by the Orange
County Peoples Line.
The North Calais Cornet Band gave
a we'll attended promenade and dance
in Lambs hall last Friday evening.
The Good Templars served ice cream
and cake in their rooms last Friday
evening, netting over So.
Mrs Alma Pierce has gone to
Waitsfield to spend the summer with
her daughter Mrs. julie Berry. Her
granddaughter, Irene Dwinell, ac-
companied her for a stay of two
weeks.
The rain Sunday afternoon did not
prevent a good attendance at the
Children's Day concert. Few pref
tier sights are seen than that of the
Professional, the children singing as
they marched, each ladened with
flowers. The program was particular
ly good and we'll carried out.
NORTH MONTPELIER.
Mrs. Ann E. Martin, wife of John
A. Martin, died Thursday June 4,
aged seventy years. Funeral services
were at the house on Saturday, June
6. Rev. Fife X. M. Jones of Barre
officiating. Mr.. Martin wishes to thank
the friends, and neighbors and choir
for their kind services.
Miss Alice Gray is working at Ephie
Pray's.
Miss Maude Lane returned to her
home in Calais, last Saturday.
A few of the young people from this
place atteded the promenade dance at
East Calais, Friday evening, June 10.
Dennis Gray goes to Middlebury
this week.
in. Il.
place Saturday night as Mr.. Hicks of
Marshfield was returning home after
visiting the Sons of Veterans camp
he ran into team at the sand bank
which frightened his horse, causing IL
to turn out and the horse ran back to
this place and over the bank in front
of W. G. Nyes' store. The only damage
done was pair of broken shafts.
BERLIN.
Miss Hubbard has returned from
Boston and opened her house to stay
the summer through. She has brought
with her quite company of children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burnham from Boston
are visiting Miss Hubbard.
Mrs G.. Willis Patterson and son
Arthur OF Randolph Center visited at
Rev. j. W. Coffin at the parsonage
last week.
"A social will be held on the Berlin
church on Tuesday evening under the
auspicies of the LEND Hand" soci-
ETY. of that church. All are cordially
invited. Ice cream win be served
good program is prepared. Ladies are
requested to bring boxes which will
be sold at auction.
The frost which came some weeks
ago appears to have destroyed nearly
all the apples and has seriously injured
much of the small fruits.
Many of the farmers have replanted
corn and potato fields as the seed
first planted did not come up.
Rev. Mr.. Coffin gave an account of
the Congregational Church State con-
vention on Sunday last in place of the
sermon.
Mrs Rogers is visiting at Mrs.
Selina's.