The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-08-06

of e. a. Earle of the Viles plant forty
three enjoyed boat ride on the Wi
nooski in the afternoon.
The largest and best line of cigars,
tobacco aud smokers supplies will be
found at o. O. Wards.
j. @. Hobart was in Montpelier on
Friday.
Mrs. f. S. Thompson of Milwaukee,
Wis, and Miss Elva Thompson of
Essex Center were guests of Miss Jen-
ME johnson last week
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. W. Miles and Mrs.
S. A. Bryant of Lawrence, Mass, Wis.,
tied at Shady kill on Tuesday.
Ira Johnson was in Montpelier on
Friday.
Mrs. L. E. Hull of Binghampton,
N. Y, was in town Saturday on bust
ness.
The very best lines of teas and coffes
are kept at Wards grocery.
Frank Guyett and family ara to go
soon to Manchester, n. H. Mr.. Guyett
has employment there. .
Rev. f. B. Kellogg of Waterbury
and Rev. l.. K. Fuller of Barre were
in town on Thursday.
E. f. Palmer of Waitsfield was in
town on Sunday.
Mrs. A. V. Denison visited in Mont.
pelier on Friday.
Mrs. c. II. Jones and Mrs. j. @.
! Angel were in Montpelier on Tues
day.
Mrs. Samuel Foster and Miss Flora
Atherton of Waterbury were visitors
in town on Tuesday.
In the civil suit of Bruce VS.. Coush,
the plaintiff suing for labor done, OIL
Thursday, the jury disagreed and the
suit will again be tried this week
J Thursday. G.. H. Dale appeared for
the plaintiff and W. N. Theriault fol
defendant.
All kinds of good things to make
pies of are to be found at O. O.
Wards.
H. E. Waite left Saturday for few
days visit in Tori ngton, Conn.
A telegram was received Sunday by
Levi Swift stating that his son, O. W
was in Minot, n D., in a hospita
suffering very bad injury by an acci
dental discharge of shot gun into
one arm. 1t is feared that he will b'
obliged to have the arm amputated.
Misses Minnie, Lizzie and France
O'Donnell of Bennington have beef
visitors at j. H. Turney's.
The sisters of st. Michael's schoo
of Montpelier and Father w. j
O'Sullivan visited at John Turney'
last week Friday.
The Rev. j. Harry Holden of Meri
den, Conn, is to preach in the Brio
chruch in Middlesex at 2:l5 p. IN.
August and 23.
WELLS RIVER.
Mrs. Stenning of Haverhill, N. H.
called on friends in town on Monday
Mrs. Alden Vaughn and children ar
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Allison. MI
Vaughn is to come later, to accom-
pany his family home.
Mr.. Gates and daughter, brother an
niece of Mrs. 4. w. Smith, assiste
in the choir at the morning servic
last Sunday. They have just com
from their home in the west to max
Mrs. Smith visit. Mrs. Gates is [
remain through the summer with Mr.
Smith.
DR.. and Mrs. Thomas, Mr.. and Mr.
S. E. Clark, Mrs. e. M. Carpentt
and Miss Isabelle Field are at OIL
Orchard for two weeks. On their r,
turn Mr.. and Mrs. +. bearing, Mr.
t Julia Peach and children. Miss Ameli
John and Miss Lolita Belanger are I
= occupy the cottage which the form,
party are now using.
Mrs. d. d. Davis returned to h,
= home in st. Adams on Saturday,
Mrs. Mary Canty has returned hon
from st. Johnsbury. She has been coo
IN Brightlook hospital in that place.
The free bridge question is bein
strongly agitated now, and it is hope
b it will be something more than tall
for if the towns near by can hope
= have one between Woodsville now
he time to "be up and DOING al
!. accept the good offer made by the
!. and M. railroad. Albert Bailey is vel
r much interested in the project and
working hard for the desired result
He needs lots Of nelp.
Mrs. Williams who has been ii
. guest of the Rev. and Mrs. Belang
= has returned to her home in Wa
q lingford.
n Mrs. Bert Moore of Braintree, Mass
q was in town Oh Monday calling
n friends. Mr.. Moore is working
v Bennington, and his family expect
: move there before long.