The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-09-01

pit the services of Harold l. Gardner,
a graduate of Yale, who leaves the
middle of September His labors here
meet with much commentator and
give promise of great usefulness in the
ministry We are now anXiously
seeking for the permanent supply of
our pulpit.
BRADFORD.
Mrs. Barre and Philips Barre, her
son, who have been spending the
i, summer at Hotel Lou, have gone to
Newport, for few weeks.
Among the visitors in town for the
fair may be mentioned, Mrs. Carl
Dole of Washington, d. c., Mrs. Carl
Murray of Canaan, N. H., and Harry
Davis of Swanton at w. S. Davis Asa
L. Shaw of Bennington, Elbridge G
Sibley and wife of Laconia, Mr.. and
Mrs. George h. Grant and Isabel, Of
Barton. Charles Kent, wife and son.
from Barre, and Miss Flossie Sawyer.
Mrs. E. O. Leonard has been spend
ing a few days with her brother in
Brattleboro.
There was large attendanre at the
| Republican rally on Monday Hon.
| kittredge Haskins was unable to be
present but the other speakers, Charles
A. Prouty of Newport and e. B. Finn
of Springfield occupied the time with
rousing speeches. Densmore's orches-
ira furnished music.
Miss Lula Kennedy, who has been
at home from Newport for few days,
returned ON Monday.
Mrs. Wright Chamberlin of Daven-
port, Iowa, and Mrs Charles Cham
berlin of Chicago were guests at Her
bert Johnson's through the fair.
.Mabelle Kenyon, who has been at
Madbury, N. H., during vacation, re-
turned last week.
Fred E. Prichard and wife, who
have been spending the summer here,
have gone to Brandon where Mr..
Prichard is to be principal of the
school and Mrs. Prichard teacher in
one of the lower grades.
Fred II. Bickford is the Republican
nominee Tor town Representative, and
Frank Lamb the Democratic.
Mrs. e. q. Osgood, who has been
spending the summer with her mother,
left on Tuesday for her home in Bel
lows Falls.
Miss Grace E. Washburn, Bradford,
high school, 80, aud a graduate of
Minnesota University in June '04 has
been visiting Mrs George w. Brown
this week. She returns to Detroit,
Mimi, as teacher of English, for the
coming year.
NORTH RANDOLPH.
o. d. Moulton and wife returned to
their home in Boston on Monday.
u. j. Camp ana w. M. Hamblin
were in Williamstown on Wednesday.
A. e. Stanley went to Randolph on
Thursday to visit relatives.
B. A. Durkee and family returned
to their home in Randolph on Monday
after several days stay at f. l.. Blod-
gett's.
The excursiouists who went to st.
Louis from here returned on Tuesday.
Miss Helen Stanley of Barre is the
guest Of Miss May Gone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Carpenter and
their visitor were in Randolph on
Tuesday.
Several from here attended the fu.
neral of John A. Boswell which wss
held at East Randolph on Thursday.
Miss May Sargent was in Randolph
Center Friday having dental work
done.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. E. Sargent and
May, visited at Joseph Edwards Oh
= Thursday.
George Blodgett's horse was taken
sick at Randolph Thursday and was
not able to be taken home until the
next day.
. James Perham and son Charles re-
turned to Woodstock on Monday.
Mrs. Willard of South Royalton il
stopping at j. G. Perham's.
A party of Boston people are board
ing at John Hardy's.
: G. W. Blodgett and W. M. Hamblir
were in Montpelier on business Sat
urday.
9 Misses May Sargent and May Cone
begin their schools this week il
Brookfield and Chelsea, respectively.
d Miss Edith Brooks returned to he
home Sunday from weeks visit il
:, West Brookfield.
Mr.. and Mrs George Parker of New
q York who have been guests of N. II
\ and A. j. Parker are to leave for thei
q home the first Of the week
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