The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-07-14

We are pleased to learn that Mrs.
Mary Colby is expected home very
soon.
Mrs. Phils Marsh of Binghamton
is visiting relatives about town.
L. l.. Provost goes to Hardwiok
next week to work for W L. Pierce
and Son.
Mrs. H. Carley visited relatives in
Montpelier on Saturday and Sunday.
Rev. ID. s. Davis of Alabama,
graduate from Rollins College,
preached here on Sunday last at
O'Clock p. m and will continue to do
so during the summer months.
The prominent lawyer OF Montpelier
who made the statement to towns
man that although we had Bell
for a Governor, the Bell had no
tongue" should have taken Wing and
flown over to the Bell reception and
seen what he though about the Bell
having q tongue, and brains as well.
J. o. Lamb, o. o. Eastman, Riley
Goodall, O. K. Bliss, O. r. Dwinell
and wife and W E. Bliss and wife
were among those present from this
town.
NEWBURY.
Frank E. Kimball started west last
week to purchase another carload Of
horses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Robertson, of
Peabody, Mass, were with Miss H.
+. Reyes on Sunday.
Robert Carlson is working for John
Burroughs through the haying season.
The Misses Bawden eof New York
city are spending the summer with
the Taggerts.
Miss Josephine Earle, of Lowell,
Mass, spent last week with Mrs.
Emily Garland.
Miss Alta Sleeper is spending her
summer vacation with friends in Alex
andria, N. H.
Mr.. and Mrs. Galley, Of Barton, are
spending a few days with her sister,
Mrs. George Slack.
Dexter Fulton and family have been
out on their farm for two weeks at
tending to haying
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Barnett.
and family, are spending the balance
of the month at Camp Princeton.
Halls pond.
from the hospital at Hanover and her
~ hn cyla tn hot CHI a
is improving.
Richard Darling, Richard Patter-
son, Glen Bailey and Haines Johnson
are at home from the University of
Vermont.
Miss Scott, daughter of Rev. Orrin
Scott, formerly of Newbury and Mrs.
Laidlaw, of New York were in town
the past week having stopped on their
| way from the teachers convention at
Bethlehem, N. FL.
S. L. Swasey returned last wee k
from his trip west, having taken in
the fair at st. Louis and also attende 4
the Prohibitionst convention at In
dianapolis being one of the four dele
gates from Vermont.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. r. Meserve occu-
pied their house last week which vas
recently purchased of Mrs. Nelson
Bailey, having had it thoroughly re-
| paired and newly furnished. All their
| friends unite in wishing them much
| joy and happiness in thei new home.
George Clark of Chicago is spending
| few weeks with bis parents, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Moses CLARK, also Mr.. and MIS-
Harvey Clark are with his parents for
a few days.
Mr.. Towle, the photographer, of
| Wells River is to occupy rooms on
| the premises of Dexter Fulton, former
| ly kept by Mrs. Albert Corliss. 1t is
understood that he will be here for
business every Wednesday.
Henry Lang of Bath, N. H.. died
very suddenly last week. James
Lang, his brother. was quite i'll, and
unable to attend the funeral.
f. A. Bracket is spending a few
days at the parsonage with Rev. w. @.
| Prentiss. He was formerly teacher
in the high school at Hartford, Conn.
and is stopping on his way from the
teachers convention at Bethlehem,
! n. II.
| EAST BROOKFIELD.
Mrs. f. D. Richardson returned last
week from a visit with friends in
| Barre.