The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-07-16
FAYSTON.

bury spent few days mt her parental
home last week.
r. j. Browne Of Waitsfield and Mr..
and Mrs. G. r. Miller, with daugh-
ters Barbara and Margaret of Boston,
visited with Mr.. and Mrs. j d.
Thompson and others in town last
week
Mrs. Charles Ainsworth and Miss
Mary Joslyn of Minneapolis visited
at A. d. Bragg's, recently.
The ladies' aid met with Mrs
James Mclaughlin last week and had
a fine time. About eighty were pres
ent and decided that Mrs. McLaugh-
lin was a good place to go for good
time.
Farmers have commenced haying
and are happily surprised to find their
crop better than they expected, al
though most of the grass is short it
has thick bottom which turns out
quite a good winrow.
CHELSEA
William Veazie of Somerville, Mass,
is making his annual visit here, stay.
ing at the hotel.
Mrs. W. G. Lane of Lincoln, Neb.,
was here through last week on visit
to her brother, Timothy Sullivan.
Rev. j. L. R. Wyckoff of North
Woodbury., Conn, occupied his sons
pulpit very acceptably last Sunday,
and returned on Monday to his home
Col G. s. Emery and family have
gone to their cottage at Lake Morey.
Richard H. Bacon is absent from the
store on two weeks's vacation.
Miss Lena E. Spalding is here from
Barre to remain several weeks, stay
ing at W. S. Hatch s. Her niece,
Florence Granger, was with her for
few days.
Rev. William f. Davis D. D.. of
Newton, Mass, is spending a few
days at his old home.
Florence G. Webster is visiting her
father IN Barre.
The death of Gilbert o. Smith of
, Williamstown removes face long IA
miliar in our village. Several of his
| associates in the G.. A. r.. attended
the funeral services on Sunday.
Dr. j. Il. Fish of Maiden, Mass,
spent Sunday with his family at DR..
Goss'.
F. Ray Thorne is failing and little
hope of his recovery is entertained.
Miss Hattie Keith of Winona, Mimi,
is visiting at A. H. Powers.
EAST WARREN.
Mrs. Charles Tatro has moved her
| family into W. +. Moore's old house.
Mrs. John Lovett was carried to the
Mary Fletcher Hospital in Burlington
last week.
Fred Sears, who has been working
for E. @. Heath, has moved his family
to Northfeld.
Alfred Lamb, Welman Thayer, AL
man Cove and Gabe Senos have each
bought cream separator.
A party of friends met at the home
OF Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Williams on
July 8 to welcome Mr.. and Mrs. H. H.
Newcomb from Atchison, Kansas,
who arrived late the night before.
| Oranges, bananas and lemonade was
served, and pleasant time enjoyed.
HORN OF THE MOON
Mrs. Ann Dillon is visiting in Mont
pelier.
Mrs. William Cooley has been spend
| Ing lew udys III OtOWe.
l. A. Pierce, wife and son, were at
G. W. Sanders last Sunday.
William Brown from Montpelier and
Ernest Hutchinson and wife from
Barre spent Sunday at W. e. Glad
ding's.
Mrs. George Curtis from Mortified
spent last week with Mrs. Betsey
JACOBS
| George A. Paine from McIndoes
Falls and Miss Mary Folsom from
Waitsfeld recently visited at j. A.
Paine's.
WALDEN.
Thirty-two members of Stannard
Lodge of Good Templars visited En-
| terprise Lodge, No. 1871, ON Saturday
evening July /. and good time was
enjoyed by all. Ice cream and cake
was served free to all members of both
lodges.
Miss Julia X. Meader has gone to
| Worcester, Mass, where she has en-
ployment at bookkeeping for the Phil
adelphia Gas and Coal Company at a
salary of 800 year.
The farmers have commenced hay
| ing and they report short crop, not
more than two-thirds as much as
usual.
J. B. Rogers has returned from
Heaton hospital, Montpelier, where he
has had cancer removed from his
leg. This makes the fifth time. He
has the sympathy of all in his affiio.
ton.