The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-08-13
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mond cottage, returned to their home
in New York last Monday.
DR.. Kelly of Randolph with several
of his friends spent Monday boating
| and fishing upon the pond. 1t has
been his custom for the past few
weeks to spend Monday in this way.
Percy Coleman of Boston came to
town last Saturday for brief visit
with his wife at her fathers, Fred
Durkee's.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stone are enter
tanning their nieces, Misses Alice,
and Margaret Bailey of Rutland.
Mrs. Wesley Coburn with her child
rem are spending two weeks with her
parents at East Braintree.
Mrs. Laura Allis returned home the
last of the week from Greensboro.
MIR. and Mrs. E. A. Thomas and
| Mr.. and Mrs Walter Wedgewood of
Randolph called on friends here last
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wilson of
Washington are spending few days
with Mr.. Wilson'S sister, Mrs. Daniel
Patterson.
Miss Grace Barnes of Lawrence,
Mass, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Abercrombie
Mr.. and Mrs, Franz; McWhorter of
Barre, who are spending the summer
in Chelsea, called on friends in town
last Saturday.
Dea. Marcus Peck started on one of
his annual business trips last Monday,
going by the way of Rutland
William Slater of Lawrence, Mass,
is being entertained at Rev. MIR. Aber-
crombie's.
Mr.. and Mrs McIntire of Washing
ton are visiting at Frank Patterson's.
Mr.. and Mrs. George @. Smith Wis
tied relatives in Mortified last We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Peak and daughter returned to
their home in Boston last week after
spending several weeks with her sis
ter, Mrs O. T. Frink.
News has been received of the mar
rage July 81 of William @. Hoyt to
Miss Anna Bentley of Sunderland.
Mrs. Marion Forsyth of Fairfax is
visiting Deacon and Mrs. William S.
Graves
Miss Louise Chase is at DR.. Gifford's
sanitarium in Randolph pursing for
awhile.
A party has come from Massachu-
setts to occupy for few weeks, the
Anderson cottage at the Center.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Dillingham;
of Mortified spent last Thursday
with friends III town.
Miss Grace Abercrombie goes to
Tilton, N. H., i'll September to attend
school at the Tilton Seminary.
CALAIS.
Mrs. G. e. Robinson, Mrs. Harry
Hawkins and children from Montpe-
lier have been stopping at Maple Cor
ner.
O. H. Kent returned to Boston Sun.
day night.
Charles P. Wellman and Miss Hazel
Bracket, who have been stopping at
N. L. Bancroft's the past week, have
| returned to Winchester, Mass
Dorman B. E. Kent of Montpelier
and Miss Agnes Thompson OF Man
chester. N. H., were in town on Sun
| day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mussey from Spencer,
Mass, are visiting at H. A. Kent's.
Mrs. George Kent and daughter,
| Marjorie, are visiting at her home in
PWlet.
Edward Foster and wife of Brook
Ign, n. Y, are visiting at the Foster
| homestead.
l. Rich Kent of Boston is stopping
at home for few days
Mrs. Erwin Metcalf of Burlington is
Il nfc
The following officers were installed
by the Good Templars' lodge last
Thursday night: Chief templar,
Romeo Van 'Ornam; past chief temp
lar, e. L. Wheeler; vice templar,
Hattie Wheelook superintendent juv'
emile temple, Mrs, Emma Wheeler
secretary, Georgia Hawkins; assistant
secretary, Blanche Sloan; financial
secretary, Kate White; treasurer, Mrs.
Lucy Wheeler; chaplain, Minnie Rob
inson marshal, Alton Sloan; deputy
marshal, Mary Fuller; guard, Hiram
Warren sentinel, Berton Celley.
Mrs. S. S. Wheeler is visiting a
Wells River.
Many friends of Major H. s. Foster
will be pleased to learn of his promo
ton to lieutenat colonel and he vii
be Eome soon on leave of absence.
Rev. Charles P. Wellman and hi
sister Miss Hazel Bracket returned tt
Winchester on Monday.
Ira Rich Kent and friend are stop
ping in town this week
Misses Gertie and Glee Wheelocl
are visiting their parents.
Mrs. Kate Briggs is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs, Converse.
Herbert Gould and wife of Barre are
spending their vacation at Camp Com
fort.
Efforts are being made to raise mon
ey to support regular preaching ser
vices in both parts of the town
throughout the year. The town il
soon to be thoroughly canvassed, aut
it is hoped everyone will respond gen
erously.
Rev. J. Edward Wright will preacf
at the Old West choroh, August 90, a
10. 49, This may be our last opportun
ity to listen to Mr.. Wright as he il
soon to give up his charge in Montpe