The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-07-23

dlghgate springs to spend several
weeks.
Mrs E. E. Linnell and daughter
Mildred, who have been visiting
friends in Lowell, Mass, and North
field, were the guests of Mrs O. @.
Ramsdell last week They returned
to their home in Waitsfeld Saturday.
Miss Helen e. Stanley of Washing
I ton is to be employed in the office of
he New England Telephone Company
in this city.
Principal A. W. Pierce of Dean
Academy, Franklin, Mass, and Mrs.
Pierce are visiting friends in and
about Barre. They will also visit Ira
Calef in Washington for few days.
Mr.. Pierce was formerly principal
of Goddard Seminary.
SOUTH CABOT.
Cecil Hodgen is working in West
Danville at May Badgers for few
days.
Dan Houghten has moved his fam
! lily into what is known as the Poquin
house.
Minnie Swain was at home on Sun
I day.
Mrs. Ella Hinkley Carley and her
brother, William Huxley are in camp
at Highgate Springs for month.
Alfred Kidder passed away at the
home of his mother on June rs, after
an illness of eight months of consump-
ton. He was the youngest son of
Eugene and Caroline Kidder and was
born in Marshfield twenty years ago
the 9th of April. Ills father died
| when he was fifteen months old. He
was boy who was highly respected
and loved by all. He was patient all
through his sickness and when the end
came he was ready to go. Fol the
last few weeks his mother has been
his constnat attendant doing all that
loving hands could do to make him
comfortable. The funeral was held
on Tuesday at 1 O'Clock, Rev. Mr..
HilliIad officiating. There were many
flowers from his friends His moth
er wishes to thank all who were so
kind through his last illness and death
and those who so kindly contributed
flowers, and the singers.
FAIRLEE.
Col Emery and his family from
Chelsea are in their cottage at Lake
Mercy
N. b. Hazen of Hartford with his
family and party Of friends are occu-
pying his cottage.
h. o. Cars family and Mr.. and
Mrs. Hazen of New York are at the
Carr cottage.
Mrs. Anrdew Johnson of Sommer-
vile, Mass, and her granddaughter
are with her mother, MRS Kemp.
Mrs. Mary Kent is the guest of hel
. niece, Mrs. George Mann.
A large audience listened to very
eloquent discourse from DR.. L. +
: Frost Sunday afternoon. Dr. Frost ii
always sure of hearty welcome il
out homes or in the pulpit. The mu
, sic was fine, several of the summer
visitors assisted the choir.
) CALAIS.
G. V. Kent of Mortified was il
town last week.
G.. E. Haycock who is the foreman
s in charge of ,the work for the New
k England Telephone and Telegraph 90.
:. on the Calais exchange, has been stop
s ping with Il. L. Lamphere the pas
j week.
: Myrtle Hawkins has been visiting
! in Montpelier recently.
W. f. Lamphere is home from Hope
. dale, Mass, on vacation.
!. Blanche Burnap is visiting in town
IS Inez Cameron is visiting in Eas
i Montpelier.
. The patrons of the Calais creamer
70 association received twenty-five cent
20 per pound for June butter.
WARREN.
r. Mr.. Hatch of Concord, N. H.,
visiting her son, Carl Hatch.
Mrs. W. A. Pierce and childre
spent the day in Moretown, Friday
Vern Whitney of Northelfid was
town on Sunday. Miss Florence Au
tin accompanied him home.
Mrs. Wade of Moretown was at Hell
ny LsMordir's on Sunday. Her niec'