The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-08-18

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at the Grange.
Mrs. q. II. Taft, Mrs. J. b. Durkee,
Misses Lois and Mertie Durkie were
at II. w. Downings from Wednesday
until Friday.
The new butter maker, wife and
little son are-stopping at the hotel for
the present.
Davis Houghton has rented +. O.
Huntington's tenement and will move
there soon.
O. e. Stanley and daughter, Grace,
started for the worlds fair on Friday
night.
The Y. p. O. u, held another soci-
able in the church parlors or Saturday
evening
Mrs. O. III. McAllister left for Bos-
ton ON Monday.
Mrs. Dean Corliss and two children
are with her arents for two weeks
stay.
Willard Clough s "petrified Indian"
remains as much of curiosity as
ever. Not day passes but there are
several there to see it from far and
near.
II. W. Downing and wife spent last
Sunday at Rev. Mr.. Harding's in
Corihth.
Ralph and Chester Emery have
come to spend the summer with their
uncle, d. S. Emery.
Rev. G. Van Blaroom's sister and
two children are with him.
The ball game. between the Will
Jamestown high school boys and the
! Washington second team resulted dis
astrously tor the home team, the
! score being IA to 4. 1t was not sur.
prise to them as they had never played
before.
L. d. Tillotson and wife visited
their daughter in Chelsea on Sunday.
! J. T. Walker has sold his residence
to M. W. Chamberlain
Mrs. Carrie Carpenter has been with
her daughter, Mrs. Brock. at Montpel-
Ter, for several weeks.
A union picnic was held in Lafay-
cite Oheney's woods last Wednesday
by the two churches and was much
enjoyed by a large number. The party
was obliged to 20 to the baptist
church on account of the rain, to listen
TO an address by Rev. Mr.. Fuller.
Members of the two choirs furnished
music.
EAST ROX9URY.
Miss Lou Blanchard went to Wor-
cester, Mass, on Saturday to spend
several weeks with her sisters, Mrs.
Charles Davis and Mrs. Mahlon Steele.
William Hackett left for his home
in South Dakota on Monday.
Mrs. Ray Hazelton and two chilo-
rem of Springfield, Mass, spent sew
eral days last week with Mrs. George
Wardner.
Mrs, Williem Spooner and son,
Willie, also Mrs. Jason Freeman, Wis
tied Mrs. Leon Ditty in Mortified on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leander Brigham of
Warren are visiting in town. Mr..
Brigham preached in this place on
Sunday.
Mrs l.. A. Eastman went on the
excursion to Boston on Sunday NOM
ing.
Mrs Helen Wilcox, Arthur Wash
burn and Laurence Wilcox of Brook
field visited at George Wardner's On
Saturday.
Melvin Martin of Williamson
Leon Dubuque.
Mrs. Peter LaRose is Ill
CORINTH.
Dorothy Scribper entertained some
of her schoolmates at her home on the
afternoon OF the tenth from three TO
five O'Clock.
Mrs. Simpson, with her daughter
from Manchester, N. H., is visiting
her mother, Mrs. Mar Colby.
Miss Annabel Chalmers was given a
birthday party on Monday at her
grandmother Mrs. Mary Colby's.
George Huber has sold his place
here IN the village to g. B. Hastings
Charles S. Tenny of Montour, Iowa,
arrived in town Monday.
Earl Wilson is to lecture at the
academy hall on Sunday evening, the
2lst.
William Simpsons people have been
| entertaining guests from Massachu-
sets.
Hiram f. Dickinson of Boston visit
ed at Mrs. Mary O. Munsons over
Sunday.
Mrs. Jennie Hutchinson of Platts-
burg, N. Y, has placed monument
On the burial lot of her father,
Charles o. Cooke at the Center.
EAST WARREN.
Mrs Irwin Heath and child from
Randolph spent the past week at Frank
Parsons.
George Elliott is quite sick.
Mrs W. e. Moore and daughter are
spending few weeks in Randolph.
Mrs. Emma Eldredge is spending
few weeks in Bristol
Harriet Hurley and Carrie Loveand
of Nortffield are visiting at +. O.
Lambs.
Mrs. S. I. Van Duesen of Rochester
spent Sunday here.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Myron Goodspeed and
Era Kingsbury 60 this week to
Boston to attend the soldiers encamp-
ment.