The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-10-15


next spring. Mrs. Titus and her fam
lily purpose to remove to Lisbon, n.
II.
W. H GiIleland of Plympton,
Mass, is visiting at J. II. Gritfins
Col. G. S. Emery, f. L. Beckwi,h,
f. L. Beckw aud f. H. Keneson,
with W. M. Flanders of Tunbridge as
steward, have been camping out for
week i'll Vershire.
Richard Fl. Bacon, Oliver f. Bur-
CESS and Edward B. Hatch attended
"a part of the sessions of the State
Christian Endeavor convention at
Barre last week.
The Misses AEdrus are intending to
move this week into the Tarbell house
Miss Ellen l.. HatcIr and Mrs Sears,
who are to occupy the house which
they vacate, are expected TO arrive i'll
town this week.
Mr.. and Mrs A H. Powers spent
several days last week in Barre, Mont
pelier aud Plainfielo.
Mrs. j. M. Comstock, Mrs E. D.
Barnes, and Mrs. H. O. Bixby attend
ed home missionary meeting at
Williamstown last Friday.
l.. Blanche Sargent of Manchester,
N. H., is visiting her parents.
Vinton A. CoIwin arrived from
Boston on Friday for TWO weeks va
cation.
Col. Charles f. Woodward and his
son, Harold, of Wakefield, Mass, are
visiting at A. W. Whitney's
Mrs W. F. Shepard of Barre has
opened line of millinery goods at
Mrs A. M. Whitney's house, Mrs.
Smith being in charge as formerly.
L. Belle Chandler of Barre spent
Sunday at j. b. Bacon's.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. K. Darling arrived
home on Sunday from their Cali
fornia trip.
Carleton Tyler of Middiebury,
Conn, is visiting his uncle, Rev. II.
j. Wyckoff.
Walter S. Goss now sings regularly
! in the Unitarian church of Burling-
ton, going to that city on Saturday
and returning on Monday
Saturday evening Harry F. Baryant
and Wilder II. Dear born started for
coon hunt, but near L. n. Lucas they
collided with Erwin W. Ormsby, to
the serious disaster of both vehicles
Dearborn also was considerably
! bruised, but is now all right.
CORINTH CORNER.
Rev. and Mrs + |. Sargent and
son, Ray of Wheelock were visiting
! here last week.
Fannie Mckenzie went to Worcester,
| Mass, on Thursday TO spend the win
ter with her sister.
H. W. Chalmers has sold his Avery
farm to J. W. Dillon of Barre.
Mrs. Lucinda Magoon returned on
I Thursday from Hyde Park where she
has been visiting her parents and other
relatives.
! Niles Southworth of Post Mills was
at j. f. Merril's on Friday ;his sister.
who is teaching here, returning with
him.
J. +. Merrill was in Barre the first
of the week selling honey.
] Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas White visited
at Alvah Banks in Bradford one day
last week
Miss Coburn of Chelsea visited at
Lyman Wilson's Saturday and Sunday,
p. e. Goodwin went to Barre Mon
/ udy WIN iOdu VI puJbtObb.
BROOKFIELD.
Mrs Nettie Nation. who has been
spending two weeks with her brother,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hyde, returned
to her home in Chicopee, Mass, last
Friday.
Mrs. Erie Dirty is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Grace Richards, at
Millers Falls. Mass.
Mrs. Louise Clark and Edgar Moul-
ton spent one day last week with their
Whitney cousins on Braintree hill.
Mrs. Nancy Abbott at the Center
has gone to Chicago to spend several
weeks with relatives.
Mrs. Alice Raymore Middleton start
ed last Monday for her home in Cali
fornia.
Miss Elizabeth Abbott is sick and
confined to her bed.
Miss Bessie Panton was at home on
Sunday from Warren where she il
teaching school,
Among the excursionists to Boston
are +. l.. Fuliam. Mrs. X. II. Allis
and John Flannery.