The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-08-20
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Bald Hill on Wednesday. The above
name was given to the assembly from
the fact that nearly all of the fifty
people in attendance were patrons of
the Peoples line and received their
invitations by telephone. 1t was
very enjoyable occasion.
Miss Camp and Mr.. Clifford of South
Randolph were the guests of Miss
Flora Camp on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Wells have re-
turned from an extended visit in Gam
bridge.
The ladies' aid society served ice
cream at the church dining hall on
Saturday evening.
George Fox of Boston is visiting
Ernest Batchelder.
Zip Shorey, who for the past twenty
years has lived at Manchester, N. H.,
is visiting this his native town.
Creamery patrons received twenty
one and one-fourth cents per pound,
oil test, for July butter.
John Ryan is visiting his aged
mother in New York State.
The railroad station had been much
improved by coat of paint.
There were sixty in attendance at
the picnic given by the Congrega-
tional Sunday school ON Friday in
Glidden's grove. &. e. Nye trans
ported thirty-six people from their
homes to the picnic grounds in four
horse team. Ice cream was served.
Henry M. Humphrey and wife of
New York city arrived on Tuesday for
week visit with Rev. and Mrs.
Walz
Miss Fay Newell who, with her
sister, was taking "A bicycle ride from
Waterbury to her home in Lyndonville
ON Monday, was overcome by heat
when she reached this village She
was taken 60 the congregational par
of Rev. and Mrs. Walz recove red suf-
hciently to enable her to complete the
journey by rail on Tuesday.
Rev. L. f. Fortney was at St.
Johnsbury on Tuesday.
Dean Hill has finished work in
Barre and returned to his father s
farm.
The Misses Frederickson have re-
turned fom a visit at Burlington.
The Misses Perrin returned from St.
Johnsbury on Tuesday.
Dean Patterson, who recently sub
mitted to an operation for cancer is
very low
Miss Smith and Miss More of New
York, who are passing the month at
Daniel Pages, express great pleasure
in Vermont's natural scenery, her
bracing atmosphere and pure water
and also their appreciation of the
products of the farm and garden.
Nine members of the Green Noun
tain Boys Club, accompanied by Rev.
E. l.. Walz, enjoyed an outing at
Woodbury. pond last week.
Thomas p. Bartlett enjoyed visit
from all his children and their fam
lies on Sunday, the occasion being
his eighty third birthday.
A large delegation went to Wood
bury pond on Sunday.
DR.. f. p. Gale and family are visit.
| ing Rev. j. A. Sherbdrne at st. Johns.
| bury.
EAST CORINTH.
Mrs. d. S. Dow of Somerville and
! the Misses Jepson of Medford, Mass.
are boarding at e. P. Sawyer's.
Fred K. Hadlock and wife of Lun-
enburg, Mass, are in town.
Miss Laura B. Hutchins of New
bury visited at Lizzie Carriers last
week.
Miss Lillian Hapgood of Keene, N
H., is visiting Miss Laura Butler.
Mrs. George Downing and Miss liz
Downing Of Washington, Mrs. Stephen
George and daughter of Newbury, and
Miss Jessie Sawyer and Thomas Saw
yer of Dover, n. H., were at E. G.
Sawyer's last week.
Miss Anna Hornet of East Cam
bridge, Mass, and Miss Anna Cotton
of Warren, N. H., are at Mr.. Blood s.
Mrs. Foley ana son and Miss Fole,
of Medford. Mass, are bording a
Charles Pages.
Mrs. CurIier, who has been visitin,
friends in Newbury, returned HON,
Sunday.
Misses Alice and Carrie Rowland
were IN Washington on Friday.
DR.. w. r. Rowland left here Of
Monday for Elgin, Mimi, where h.
has obtained situation in hospital
Rev. Mr.. Rowell is taking tire
weeks vacation.
Mrs. Sylvester Thompson has re
moved to Maine.
Miss Jennie Hood of Topsham j
working at e. p. Sawyer's.
DR.. and Mrs. o. H. Stevens @
Bradford were in town on Saturday.
Miss Alice Nolan of East Topshar
is spending few days with her aunt
Mrs. Alfred Jackman.
B. Il. Holland has moved from tn
house owned by Ed Oorliss into ter
/, ement in Mrs. Sarah Corliss house.
Quite a number attended the ell
tertainment given by Charles TaggeI
at the church on Thursday evening
Half the proceeds go to pay for tn
new church organ.
The Waits River Agricultural Soci
ETY. will hold it's annual fair Septen
Der l, 2, and ID.
Phil Chamberlin of Newbury speI
a few days last week with his sistel
: Mrs. Walter Dodd.
Gaoroa DivolI and Frank nunha;