The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-08-25


tied the Peck cemetery, where his an
cestors are buried, last Thursday, and
called on friends in the vicinity.
NORTH RANDOLPH.
G. d. Moulton and wife of Boston
came on Monday to spend week at
d. G.. Moulton's.
H. II. Sherman and family returned
to their home in Middletown, Conn.
on Tuesday.
A few from here attended the re-
union held at South Randolph on
Thursday.
#. L. Blodgett has moved his ia.
mily from W. M. Hamblin's tenement
into the Durkee house.
Edgar Trask of Randolph Center
was in town two days last week visit
ing his sister.
Mrs. e. A. Fits and sons, Andrew
and Eli, have returned from Boston.
j. A. Perham and son, Charles, of
Woodstock, are spending week at j.
| G.. Perhsm's.
Miss Lois Durkee has been helping
in the family of e. A. Fits during
Mrs. Fits absence.
Mrs. B. A. Durkee, Leslie and Ivil-
la of Randolph were at f. l.. Blod-
gett's from Wednesday until Sunday.
u
r. G. Poor has finished work for D.
j. Camp and is spending a few days
out Of town.
Mr.. and. Mrs. f. E. Richardson
were in Barre the first of the week.
On Wednesday evening about sew
enty-fi five of the neighbors and friends
of Mr.. and Mrs. +. L. Blodgett gath
cred at their new home to give them
a house warming" All enjoyed a
social time until about ten O'Clock
when they adjourned to the hall and
refreshments were served Then came
dancing and playing of games until
into the small hours of the morning.
A handsome oak desk, glass, china
and a sum of money were given Mr..
and Mrs. Blodgett.
CORINTH.
Will Thompson is the Republican
candidate for Representative and o.
J. Slack the Democratic candidate.
Charles Simpson of Manchester, N.
H., is at Mrs. M. A. Oolby's
Mrs. Pratt of Franklin is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Scribner.
Mrs. Lulu Upham of Massachusetts
arrived at her uncle's, Grenville Pow
ers, on Monday evening. Mr.. Pow
ers is quite feeble since being founc
by his wife upon the barn floor, Aug
Two bosrders from Massachusetts
lived at Mrs. Susan Dickinson's OF
Monday.
Mr.. Allen of Elizabeth, N. Y, wa.
in this place last week and contracted
for the Eureka mine at Pike Hill.
Mrs. Herbert Wilson and Miss Ger
trude are visiting In Massachusetts,.
Miss Bertha Magoon is at home TO
vacation from Massachusetts, where
she has employment
MORETOWN COMMON.
Ellen Russell visited friends il
Montpelier on Friday and Saturday.
o. S. Turner of Tallapoosa, Ca, i
in town for few days.
w. r. Chase was thrown from
, wagon on Friday and injured quit
badly.
John Bigly, E. E. Foster, Mr.. ant
Mrs. c. r. Foster and G.. S. KNAPP
: of Montpelier were in town on Sun
day.
Joseph Faruham of Waterbury Gen
ter visited at Mason Boyce's on Sun
day.
MARSHFIELD.
) Misses Flora and Susie Atkins o
Cabot are guests of j. Berton Pix
and family this week.
+ The second base ball team gave tn
Cabot team little practice on tn
local grounds Thursday afternoon o
last week. Score 3 to Is in favor o
Cabot.
r r. NJ. Harvey of Montpelier was
visitor in town OH Tuesday. He
representing the Republican Stat
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rallies for the different towns.
Mrs. Eva Springer and children Q
Mortified are visiting her mother, Mrs
], Mary Rowe.
: Mrs. Frank Sanford, who has bee
living with her daughter in Sout
Barre for some time past, is visitin
d in town. She contemplates returnin
to this place to make her home in tn
4 near future.
;. The STARS were defeated in thei
game of bali with East Calais tear
on the home ground Wednesday, Aug
r II. Score TO IL.
/. Rev f. W. Buck will preach o
exchange with Rev. O, A. Brown c
Cabot next Sunday morning, Aug. q
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. j. Marshall c
+ Montpelier we're in town the first c
the week.
o e. @. Sawyer and family of Her
. derson. N Y, are the guests of @. L
Shepard and family.
j. o. Beckley and family hay