The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-09-22

bridge with her daughter, Mrs. M.
T. King.
Mrs. H. H. Parker spent Tuesday
at Henry Kibbee's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Jones were in
Barre Sunday.
H. O. Stanley and wife of WyoceDa,
Wis, who have been visiting relatives
here, in South Royalton and Washing
ton, started on their homewsrd jour-
ney Wednesday afternoon. Mr.. Stan
ley was born and lived thirteen years
of his life in Randolph when his par
ents moved to Wisconsin. AT the age
of nineteen he enlisted, went to the
war, and for three years fought for
his country. being in sixteen battles
besides some skirmishes and wounded
hut once. He came to Boston on the
q. A. r. excursion and took this op
portuuity to visit the scenes of his
childhood.
CHELSEA.
Miss Luvia @. Hatch sent most of
last week in Pittsield as the guest of
Rev. W. n. Roberts.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. O. Puffer of Me-
thuen, Mass, are visiting at A. Z.
Morey's.
Mrs. Amanda l.. Allen left last week
for a visit of two or three weeks in
Manchester, n. H., and elsewhere.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. M. Flanders have
gone to Tunbridge for two weeks, to
manage the Tunbridge House during
the storm and stress of the worlds
fair.
Mrs. John Johnson of Boston is Wis.,
iting her cousin Mrs. B. +. Smith.
Miss Ethel Maya Das, who has been
spending the summer at +. d. Barnes,
left on Saturday to stay over Sunday
with her sister at Mortified, Mass,
and to 60 thence to Philadelphia,
where she is to enter the Woman's
Medical College.
Sallie H. Emery has gone to st.
Johnsbury to enter st. Johnsbury
Academy.
Donald L. Comstock went on Tues
day to Hanover. N. H., to begin
course of study in Dartmouth College.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Comstock and
Mrs. o. D. Medcalf attended the West
Orange Sunday school convention at
Brookfield on Saturday.
Our ball nine visited Williamstown
on Saturday for a game with Will
Jamestown nine, and were successful
by a score of to 8.
Rev. G. o. Howe of Randolph
preached at the Methodist church in
the village Sunday morning, and on
the West Hill in the afternoon. Rev.
l.. n. Moody is expected to return this
week.
A Sunday school rally day service
will be given at the Congregational
church next Sunday morning, at the
usual hour for morning service.
On Sunday afternoon, Horace H.
Jones, while driving up Main street,
! stopped TO speak with II. W. Dearborn
near the latter's house. The horse,
young animal, took fright at baby
carriage near by, and suddenly
wheeled around, throwing out Mr..
Jones and overturniDg the carriage.
| The horse ran as far as the hotel, dis
| tributing fragments of the carriage
| quite impartially along the street, but
neither horse nor owner received in
! jury.
J. b. Bacon was in Boston most of
last week.
Maude Bliss of West Fairlee is in
town for a few weeks to give painting
| lessons.
O A. Clifford has moved from
North Tunbridge upon the Erastus
Young farm OF the STAFFORD road.
Col. and Mrs. Charles F. Woodward
of Wakefield, Mass, are visiting at A.
| W. Whitney's.
! A new boiler is being installed in
| the creamery this week, two men
| coming on Monday from Bellows Falls
to do the job.
The baud plays at Washington fair
this week
| A bean dinner VIII be served at the
Congregational vestry on Friday noon.
GREENSBORO.
Judge W. p. Stafford and family
, have been spending few days with
| Mrs. Stafford's father, ]. A. Goss, at
the Lake View House.
While the Congregational church is
being repaired and the new chapel
built, the society will worship with
| their Presbyterian brethren at the
! United Presbyterian church.
Mrs. Will Brown has returned from
Oenterville.
E. X. Hill and George Silver were
in Montpelier over Sunday.
Byron Smith moves to the g. O.
King house this week.
Mrs. Mary Cook has been spending
few days In st. Johnsbury.