The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-07-28
WILLIAMSBURG


Mr.. and Mrs. willard Clough of
Washington have been stopping with
the family of their son-in.law, Dean
Corliss. of late.
Lyman Fifield and Ralph Spencer
have lately been trout fishing in Pitts
field and had great success
Mrs. Jane Severance Willard, now of
Royalton, is visiting in town.
Ladies who would enjoy seeing most
thrifty ana beautiful gloxinias, should
call now, at Fred A. Ainwsorth'
drug store.
Walter Williams of Barre is working
in the office of the Grearson Beckett
Granite Company, and with the pros
poet OF giving satisfaction.
George 7. Colby, who is the presi-
dent of the Dog River Valley Associa-
ton, tells us the holders Of the old GER
tificates of stock are desired to send
them to the Northfiold Savings Bank,
or to the treasurer of the ASSOCIATION,
aud get new certificates on or before
the first Tuesday in August, Au-
gust 2.
William Witherell is about to visit
family friends in Effingham, Carroll
county, N. II.
Mrs. Martha Walker Dewey. niece of
Enos E. Walker, is visiting in Rhode
Island just now.
Miss Eta Mckee has returned from
her vacation in Gar ada to work in q.
j.. Edson's store. She says her broth
er.in-law, George Mari, reached his
old home in Scotland safely ON his
vacation.
Mrs. AFRO A. Reed gave for her
only little daughter a party one day
last week that must have been greatly
enjoyed with its games and refresh
ments.
Henry A. Ainsworth and wife are
at his summer home at Michillinda,
Michigan, on the eastern shore of
Lake Michigan.
The Universalist ladies are to give a
lawn party at the house of Leslie D.
Gale, Tuesday afternoon and evening
of this week.
Miss Mary, daughter of Henry A.
Ainsworth, of Moline, ILL.,, came out
to Maine, last week. for vacation.
We.are told that Veterans George W.
Slavery, Charles O. Staples and their
w "A. M.
meeting in Boston
Judge Austin Young and wife will
leave here, early next week, for their
home in Minneapolis.
Mrs. Gene Ingalls,, now of North
field, has lately been the guest of her
mother, Mrs. Walter Williams, of our
village. Mr.. and Mrs. Ingalls, are
boarding with Mrs Harvey L. Cheney
of Mortified.
Mrs. J. Munroe Seaver and sister,
Miss Lizzie Work. gave the Misses
Alice j. and Annette E. Edison pleas
ant outing in carriage drive to
Brookfield one day last week. There
they took Miss Lucy J. White and q
delightful time was had picnicking.
Miss Fife Whitney has been quite
sick of late at the home of her BROTH
or, Fred Whitney.
Joe and Will Schofield, sons of Rev.
William Schofield, are to be here this
week for visit. Both, who are we'll
remembered here, are engineers for the
Boston and Maine Railroad Company,
the former having his home in Lyn.
donville and the other in Sherbrook,
p. @. They seem to have achieved
fine success in their work.
The i'll health of sister of Miss
Atkins Of Cabot, who taught here last
term. will forbid her return as a
teacher next term. This will surely
cause regret.
On the LIST inst. Fred A, blanchard
and Miss Vina e. Gray of Berlin were
married by Rev. +. E. Currier. The
wedding was at the home of Ira Gray,
father of the bride.
Granite Cutter Henry Nixon's fam.
lily is living in Groton.
j. K. Lyndes PAGER last week took
the Sd money, $50, in race at Sau-
gus. Mass, She had the same success
in Nashua. N. H., not many weeks ago.
Mrs. Fred Brown of Lebanon, N.
H, was the guest of Mrs. George l..
Edison last week.
A. Sherman Winchester will act as
ans.agent here for the sale of fruit trees
from the nursery of r. q. Chase, Gen.
eva, N. Y.
Harley Martins family and Mics
Gertrude Martin are camping out at
Berlin for week or two. They &C.
crpy the Lynde cottage.
Jacob Flint continues. to improve rs
to his broken limb. But with his al
most total loss of sight, and greatly
impaired hearing, it would seem that
the infirmities Of old age must rest
heavily upon him. however patiently
he bears them. They surely must call
out great sympathy for him all around.
1t is said that Fred Webster has
achieved fine success in his canning
business in northern New York.
Albert M. Goodrich has been the
victim of rheumatism to painful de-
gree this season. With the scarcity of
farm help and trying to do so much
of the work himself on his farm, he