The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-06-16
Mrs. Jennie Seaver of Montpelier
visited at L. W. Seaver's recently.
FAYSTON

visited at L. W. Seaver's recently.
FAYSTON.
Charles r. Maxwell of Columbia
College is at home for his summer va
cation
Anna l. Fisk and J. B. Thompson
attended the annual conference of
CONGREGATIONAL churches at Barre last
week Wednesday and Thursday,
Lena l. Baird has successfully COM
n'eted her first year in the Randolph
N primal school and came home for the
summer vacation last Thursday.
While r. A. Maxwell was loading
his milk at H. w Belden's creamery
on Monday morning his horses became
frightened and ran away. When near
the hotel the hind wheels of the wagon
came off throwing out the milk cans.
The horses proceeded to lrasville,
where the people, warned by telephone,
we're on the lookout for them and
stopped them Aside from badly
smashed wagon, no damage was done.
Much credit is due Glen Griffith for
his heroism in stopping the runaways,
as much damage might have been
done had they gone by the skimming
station.
The Republican caucus for the cleo
tion of delegates TO the State, district
and county conventions will be held
in the new town hall in South Fayston
on Monday, June 20, at O'Clock p. m.
EAST BARRE.
Mrs. Fred MoRitchies two sisters
from Brooklyn, N. Y, are visiting
her.
Rev. Van Blarcom also Rev. Mr..
Perkins of Washington spoke in East
Barre Sunday evening. Subject,
"Temperarce.
Rev. Mr.. Eastman went to WASH
ington to supply Sunday evening.
Mrs. Charles Darrell is sick in bed
with heart trouble.
Oscar Waterman is already putting
in the foundation for his new house.
1t is to be erected opposite where they
now live.
H. p Partridge is building a house
opposite his block.
Mrs. J. Taplin visited at Barre city
at the home of MIS-. M. M. Paine q
few days last week.
E. N. Aldrich of Graniteville re.
turned Friday evening from Boston
with new automobile.
r. A. Hoar and family visited at
the home of Lewis Keith on Sunday.
Miss Lydia Lager IS suffering from
an attack of the mumps.
Mrs. O. n. Scott's aunt aud cousin,
who have come to spend the summer,
arrived here from Philadelphia on
Saturday.
DR.. j. M. Macarthur is quitting on
eha hi sn6
by J. Fl. Cummings.
E. M. Tayntor and family of Barre
city, also, Mrs. and Miss Tromer of
Boston visited at Mrs. M. M. Paine's
last week.
J. H. Macarthur entertained few
friends last Friday evening. A very
pleasant time was enjoyed.
The Memorial services we're held at
the Odd Fellows Sunday afternoon.
A large attendance. Address by Rev.
Mr.. Wright.
SOUTH WALDEN.
Henry Howard of Whitefield, N. H..
gave an entertainment at the vestry
on Tuesday evening, June T.
B. O. Jennings and wife have gone
to Hardwick to work for W. E. Glenn
emit.
Mrs. Clayton Burroughs and son
have been spending a few days with
her parents, Harvey Chase and wife.
Mrs. Dutton of Hardwick has been
spending a few days with relatives in
town.
Amos Eddy died June s. Funeral
services on the 10th. Rev. Mr.. Thurs
ton officiating. He leaves a wife,
one son. Edmund, of this town, one
daughter, Nellie Brown, one grand
son, Eli Goodenough. one great
grandson, Howard Eddy Goodenough
He had been married fifty years last
March Mr.. Eddy was good citizen
nonored by the community and towns
men and member of the Universalist
church.