The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-08-11

ponds largely, if not wholly, on his
own efforts in getting college eduoa-
ton.
Mrs. william N. Grearson and Mrs.
Charles q. Moore are expected home
from New Brunswick about Sept. L.
Alfred Carnes has bought of Joe
Gregory piece of meadow and not
far from the school house in the
David Gale district. Consideration
said to be $3.50.
Ed j. Poor paid his creamery patrons
eighteen and one half cents per pound
for butter fat in June.
Miss Emma E. Adams has returned
from attendance at the Rutland sum.
mer school, during its two weeks ses-
sion There were 100 teacher pupils
in attendance, with some fourteen
instructors and lecturers from YER
mont, Massachusetts,, CONNECTICUT
and Illinois. Will Carleton gave them
recital one morning. While away.
Miss Adams visited her brother, q.
e. Adams of Fair Haven, and other
relatives In Burlington.
Our old townsman, DR.. ]. @. Briggs
of Somerville, Mass, is one of the
publishers of a paper in Boston,
known as "The Puritan" and devoted
10 the special religious work that Dr..
Briggs champions with great zeal.
Joshua f. Bailey has bought of
James M. Beckett the new house
built by the late Charles Perry in the
northeastern section of Our village.
Consideration said to be 81, SEQ. 1t is
supposed Mr.. Bailey intends to occupy
it himself in time.
Our former townsman, George
, Bruce, now of Philadelphia, has been
in town of late.
Charles NJ. Seaver was in Boston
last week.
Rev. Charles H. Farnsworth and
| wife, daughter of the late Rueben
Hatch, Of Manchester, N. H.. have
/ been in town of late. Rev. Mr..
Farnsworth has had very severe
sickness from which he is now recov-
ering.
There are weight telephones in
town, pat In by the Orange Codnty
Company's line.
Rufus Walker aud wife of Moline,
ILL.,, are staying two weeks with the
family of Henry A. Airswolth, at his
cottage in Michil'inda, Mich on the
eastern shore of Lake Michigan.
Charles r. Ainsworth, wife, and
daughter are about 10 60 from here TO
Michillinda for stay of week or
two.
Oliver and Mrs Phebe Hubbard
Bacon, now of Gilmore, visited here
last week.
Bert. son of Lucius S. Simons, and
now merchant in Providence, K.
l., is visiting his old home here.
Mrs. j. K. Lynde attended the
funeral of Will II. Wheeler in Calais
last week.
Mark Eastman in the employ of
Deacon Edwin O. Smith was lately
poisoned by ivy.
Three score and more persons from
here went by railroad to the circus IN
Montpelier last week, and we know
not how many others drove down.
Miss Florence Rice of Burlington
has been the guest of Clinton Gram Is
| family in the last week.
William H. Witherelt has decided
to remain here Eos the pre- lent in the
home of John Barnett, who was the
purchaser of his farm.
! On Thursday Of next week, August
| IS, at oul town hall in the evening,
will be an entertainment consisting OF
eliminated Pictures, etc., that puts
forth such animated claims for itself
as to compel the belief that it may be
we'll worGh patronage. 1t is the origi'
nal Foss entertainment.
! The mother of Mrs. Frank Downs
| is here from Bakersfield, on visit.
The osteopathic physician, in DR..
Lewis D. Martins Office, in Barre,
comes up here to attend TO his "a
! TENTS in his absence.
| J. K. Lyndes Ger, Dorothy Vern