The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-07-07


Mrs. Edwin Chase of Rutland ar.
rived in town on Monday and will
spend week here the guest of Miss
Nora e. Connolly.
Mrs. K. e. Fish of Richmond ar.
rived in town the first OF the week
and is the guest of Mrs. e. S Fair
banks.
Abram Ourby of Boston spent the
Fourth with his family. Mr.. Curby's
family will go soon to Boston to make
their home.
Roy Huse left here on Tuesday for
st. Louis where he has secured en-
ployment for the summer at the ex-
position.
William CLARK of New Haven spent
the Fourth with his family here.
Prof. e. G. Ham, former principal
of the Montpelier high school, who
has been engaged as principal of the
Randolph high school. was in town
Tuesday on business.
DR.. II. B. Mcintyre of the Long
Island Medical Hospital spent sun
day with his parents, DR.. and Mrs.
Fl. H. Mcintyre, and left here on
Monday for Burlington where he will
attend the commencement exercises
of the u. " M. before returning to
Booklyn the latter part of the week.
Ohalers Dubois of Chicago and
John Abbott of Winchester, Mass,
arrived in town Saturday and will
spend some little time with their
families at the Dubois. A bbott cottage.
SHADY RILL.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Chambers
nd con Tn oopo Of purI;pntou ;<ad
| at e. e. Rumney's on Sunday; also
Miss Jennie Latham and Mrs. Abigail
Latham of Northfield.
Rev. Ozlo Roys of Waterbury Gen.
ter preached here last Sunday and
will preach on alternate Sundays dur
ing July and August.
Miss Viola Rumney has gone to
Burlington on visit, and Miss Zada
Rumney is visiting in Montpelier.
Schools closed in district No. 8 and
10 last Friday with basket picnic
in Jones grove.
Miss Ida Martin is visiting at H. j.
Jones'.
MORETOWN COMMON.
Mrs. Bridget Honan and daughter,
Theresa, were in Duxbury Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bradley, Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Douglass. W. R.
Chase and Mrs. f. W. Somers were
in Montpelier on Thursday.
Miss Eva Lord is visiting relatives
in East Calais.
Rena Fay returned to her home in
Richmond Saturday. accompanied by
Master Luke Somers.
| E. 4. Foster and Miss CORA Ken
nedy were visitors in town on Sunday.
John and Rufus Bagley are at home
for few days.
WOODBURY..
Mrs. Justin Mack has returned from
North Montpelier, where she has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Dwight
Hollister.
Mrs. Moses has moved into Thomas
Burnham's house.
Wesley Lamberton of Marshf1eld
visited his grandfather, W. o. Peck,
three days last week.
A successful term of school closed
here last week, taught by Mark
Waite and Julie Thomas. The pupils
that had no tardy marks were Dora
Atkinson, Allen Beatte, Roy Williams,
Martha Atkinson, Clayton Barrett,
Howad Lewis, Ralph Pilbin, Lillian
Wood.
John Tilley has moved into one of
Ross houses.
Grin Davis of Calais visited friends
at the Center last week.
Joesph Carr was quite badly hurt
by being thrown from hand car one
day last week.
Four arrests were made last week
for intoxication. Two went to Jail,
one paid his fine and one escaped
from. the officers,
EAST BROOKFIELD,
The schools in this section of the
town closed last Friday.
Mrs. Fannie Goats of Essex juno
ton is visiting her son, Elmer Kinney
at e. G.. Harringtons.
Mrs. J. A. Trssk has returned from
an extended visit with her sister, Mrs.
Amy Hubbard of Montpelier.
George W. Lang of Barre City was
the guest of John III Sprague the first
of the week. Mr.. Lang was a resi-
dent here about thirty years ago.
Charles Hixson returned from trip
to Boston last week
Alice, the youngest daughter of Mr..
and Mrs O. W. English. was serious
ly i'll last week and in the absence of
Dr.. Ellis. who was in Burlington,
Dr.. Newell of East Randolph was
called to see her.
BERLIN.
The school at the Corner closed last