The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-05-14
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Boston, where she spent the winter.
She was accompanied by her son, Will,
who remained week to see her nice
ly established in housekeeping.
MIS-. Margaret Arthur of Barnet was
the guest of Mrs. Goodwin ON Wee nes-
day.
Mrs. Mary S. Gleason of Lyndon
vile paid an official visit as grand
lecturer to the o. E. S. in this place
last Wednesday. The entire work was
exemplified. At the close of the
meeting refreshments were served.
A daughter was born May to Mr..
and Mrs. Kier.
Rev. J. A. Belanger spent last week
in Boston.
Miss @. A. Gale returned from
Plymouth last week where she was
called to attend the funeral of her
nephew, George Morse, the only son
of Carlos and Sarah Morse
Mrs. Worthen and children of
Peterboro, n. H., are spending sew
eral weeks with Mrs. Worthen's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Munsell.
The Underwood house, recently pur-
chaed by DR.. E. H. Lee. is undergoing
repairs and when completed will be
occupied by the Lee family. The doc
tor will have fine Office there.
Mr.. Goss was in town on Sunday
and Tuesday evening. He is COM
mander of Col. Preston Post G.. A. R.. +,
and and came Tuesday to attend the
regular May meeting
Harry Marshall, who works for the
Vermont Central railway, is spending
two weeks vacation here with his
parents.
At a meeting of the w. R. library
association last week it was decided
to support a lecture course the COM
ing winter.
Mrs. George Randall has recovered
from a severe attack of pneumonia so
that she is able to be about the house.
Misses Lucia and Lizzie Leslie are
in Boston for a week or more. Miss
Lizzie has been closely confined at
home by her class of music during the
winter and needed change and rest
from care.
E. W. Smith returned from Boston
last week. He went to see his son, r.
U. Smith, who, while on visit to
his brother Percy in Worcester, Mass. ),
was taken with acute mania. Ray
mond was taken to the McLane asy-
lum in Waverly, Mass, where it il
hoped by complete rest and the best of
, treatment he will recover. The fam
lily have the sympathy of all in their
great sorrow.
Mrs. Ella Brainard of Piermont, N.
H., was at Mrs. Lees last Wednesday.
The social by the high school Melted
the class of '03 over Sl2.
Mrs. Vincent's house narrowly es-
capped burning last week. BY some
means muslin curtains were accident
ally set ON fire and in an instant the
room was ablaze. Burning furniture
was put out of doors and the water
| let on from the hydrant, both out and
inside, so that the house was saved.
George Wheeler has returned from
| Topeka. Kan, where he went as dele
| gate to the national convention of the
Y. M. @. A.
w. H. Buck is again ill and Miss
Dunlap deals out pills and powders in
the drug store.
! May 6 was the 18th anniversary OF
| the organization of Col Preston w.
r. O., No. 10, and the members cele-
brated the occasion by inviting theiI
families and members of Col. Preston
Post and families in, after the regular
meeting. A short program was rem.
dered after which the time was spent
socially and refreshments were served.
Miss Flora e. Brock at the regular
meeting of Col. Preston corps wal
installed as department press CORE.
spondent by Mrs. Goodwin.
The meeting of the Passumpsic Con
gregational club will be held here il
the Congregational church Thursday
May IA. Dinner at Hale's.
The firm of Brock and Stevens i.
dissolved and is succeeded by Brocl
& Brock, the brothers, David ant
Robert, constituting the firm.
The library association will give
an entertainment May 22.
S. e. Clark, d. d. G. p, was il
West Concord last week to visit the
o. e. S. of that place.
Mr.. Daniels Of Lyndon Institute
was visitor at David Brooks owe
Sunday.
r. G. Brock was thrown from hi
wagon Wednesday, receiving quite
severe scalp wound, but not otherwis
badly injured.