The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-08-04

Ticonderoga, N. Y, for vacation
of two weeks.
Mrs. B. L. Blakely of Hartford,
Conn, is visiting at the home of Mrs
II. d. Blakely.
Miss Flora Scagel is in Burlington
for a week, visiting.
The entertainment given by local
talent for the benefit of the Cemetery
Association was a success. The cast
in the drama was we'll taken, entirely
by local talent, with the exception of
Silas Holoomb, which was taken by
q. f. Southworth, the director of the
play. During the evening there we're
solos. duets and ohoruses by local
artists of the village and several piano
selections. Space forbids giving each
one personal mention, but the affair
was a decided success and the Gene
terry Association Melted about $50 from
The entertainment.
DANvILLE.
Alfred Butterfield, editor of the
North Troy Palladium with his
wife and daughter, Gertrude, are Wis.,
ting his uncle, Clarence Halet
Miss Bethana Mathews of Norwich
and Miss Lillian M. armstrong of
Boston, Mass, are visiting their
cousin, Mrs. Clarence Hatch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Morse Of Morris
vile are visiting at B. f. Ainsworth's.
Harold Aver of Savannah, Georgia,
is spending a three weeks vacation
with his family here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hyde Smith
and Winfield Smith of Hyde Park,
Mass, are stopping at f. j. Preston's.
Ernest Moore has gone to Boston
where he has employment on the ele-
waited railroad.
Mrs. John Wilson of Worcester,
Mass is visiting here.
Mrs. George Crane of Cabot is visit
ing her mother, Mrs J. e. Harris.
J. B. Brown of Wentworth, N.
H.. has been visiting his son, DR..
David r. Brown.
Mrs. Maria Drake of Boston, Mass,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Julia West.
Miss Mary Wallace, Miss Evelin
Wallace, Leroy Wallace of Billerica,
Mass, and Mrs. Frederick Penney and
son, Fred, of New Haven. Conn, are
stopping at the Elm House.
BRADFORD.
Mrs w. Ii. Huntington and son,
Parker, of Concord, N H.. are spend,
ing the month with her parents, II.
Il. Parker and wife.
Mrs. Walter O. Low of Brooklyn is
with her mother, Mrs Blakeiy Mr..
Low will come a little later in the
month.
Rev. Henry Klbourn and wife and
Mrs. Catherine Johnson, guest from
Michigan, are stopping at the Bagley
cottage at the lake for q week.
Al the school meeting held on Sat-
urday to elect trustee to fill the un-
expired term of Warren Goodwin, J.
b. Pickett WAS elected.
Prof. and Mrs. E. G. Baldwin have
returned from their two weeks at
tendance at the summer schools.
Mrs. Austin Chsmberlin, for many
years all invalid, died on Sunday, July
81, at her home near the Baldwin
bridge.
Henry LaOhance has gone to Water
bury to work in the postoffice there.
We are sorry to lose our young men
from town. but wish them success
wherever they may 60.
Mrs. N L. Boyden and daughter,
Miss May, are visiting at Charles
Craig's.
Mrs. Jane Hannaford and family are
spending the week at Lake Morey.
= Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Woods of Leb-
anon are in town this week.
SOUTH WOODBURY..
Myrtle Lawson of South Hadley
Falls has been visiting friends and rel
atives in town for the past two weeks.
Albert Burnham went to Boston
last Saturday to spend few weeks.
L. j. Benjamin, Henry Weber, A.
M. Benjamin and Joseph Tebbetts at
tended the convention at Montpelier
on Tuesday as delegates.
Arthur Benjamin and Harvey Good
ell are camping this week on the shore
of Dog pond.
Myrtle Lance and Kate Sumner Wis
tied in hardwick last Monday.
M. Z. Foster and niece, Cora Cor
thell were at A. M. Benjamin's on
Monday.
Lellice Angel, who has been con-
fined to her bed for so many months
WIN n6dIt bIOuUlo, hds uoou gaining
very rapidly for the past few weeks
and is able ride out. Her many
friends rejoice for her.
Willis Laird and family visited
friends in Orange last week.
Gladys Goodell is spending this
week with Mrs. E. e. Wells in South
| Royalton.
CORINTH CORNER
Miss Sarah Fellows, aged fifty-two
years, died on Friday, July 80, after
long and painful illness The funer-
al was held from her late home ON
Sunday, Rev. Mr. Harding officiating
Singing by Mr.. and Mrs. q. O. Sar-
gent. Mrs. l.. M. Edison and Frank
Eaton The flowers were many and
beautiful. consisting of tifty-two white
carnations from Mrs. Moore of Plain
field pillow, wreath and CROSS, Mrs.
Lyman Wilson; pillow, Mrs. o. O.
Sargent; mound, Mrs. B. b. Scribner
sweet peas. Mrs. Corwin of Chelsea |;
numerous cut flowers and bouquets
from other friends. Miss Fellows was
u highly respected woman and by her
amiable disposition had won many