The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-09-15


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o. Il. Scott and wife have gone to
Elgin, ILL.,, and will visit the Worlds
Fair before their return.
Mertie Guptil has returned to her
school in Brockton, Mass.
Misses Nina Beals and Mary Oarri-
gan have returned from Knowlton, Z.
O.. where they spent their vacation
The second quarterly meeting of the
Methodist churoh will be- held on
Saturday afternoon. Rev. y. S. Nut
ter presiding.
Misses Alice Burt and Bessie Smith
of Stowe spent Sunday in town with
friends.
Mrs. Frank Williams of Providence
is a guest at j. H. Daniels.
The ladies' aid of the Methodist
church will meet on Wednesday after
noon with Mrs. +. III. Atherton.
Miss Daisy Davis will take her va
cation from the telephone exchange
on Wednesday. Miss Carrie Keene
will substitute in her absence.
Mrs. Daniel Chase spent Sunday in
Montpelier.
&C. d. Griffith is taking much
needed rest from his duties at the
Central Vermont station and has gone
to Sodom with his family.
Frank Stewart, who has been in
town for the summer, returned to
New York on Monday.
+. q. Luce returned from a business
trip to Boston and New York on Sun
day.
The fair always gives pleasure and
also furnishes food for thought. This
year is no exception. They say "a
fool and his money is soon parted"
but he sometimes gets it back again.
One of the profession" who had one
of those "straight games" got about
$50 from young man in Duxbury
and was evidently of the opinion that
he could make his escape. but the Off q.
GERS we're too many for him and after
taking the thing over little he con-
clude6 to refund the money, though
we understand 1.-THE end is not yet. I"
Why is 1t that a man "hollers" when
he finds he don't get rich at the fell
ler's'' own game?
SOUTH WOODBURY..
f. A. Messer of Plymouth, N. H.,
and Norman Lyford of Cabot were
guests of A. M. Benjamin last Thurs
| day.
Howard Arbuckle and wife of South
Barre visited Mr.. and Mrs. A. M.
Benjamin Thursday and Friday of
last week.
Gladys Goodell, Grace McKinstry
and Rena Angel are attending school
at Hardwick this fall.
! John Morse and harry Burnham
were in Montpelier last Friday.
Bel Sha Morse and two daughters,
Marion and Gertrude, visited friends
in East Gilmore last week.
Peach Bemis of Marshfield visited
Myrtle Lance last week.
H. B. Arbuckle of South Barre gave
to full houses photograph entertain
ment at Morse hail and Woodbury.
Center last week. He has one or the
best monographs that was evel
through this part of the country.
The music is of the choicest records
consisting of duets, quartets, solos,
ell kinds of band music and in fac,
enough to entertain one for over foul
hours and not hear the same one
twice. He is taking trip through
Cabot, st. Johnsbury and other town.
and will be back here in about two
weeks when he will give an enter
tainment in Morse hall. Hand bill
will be out later.
Rev. E. E. Wells and wife O.
South Royalton are stopping for two
weeks With Mrs. Wells mother. Mrs
Warren Goodell.
Edmund White, wife and daughter
of Alton, Iowa, are visiting his cous
in, Mrs. J. D. Bailey.
Mrs. Seaver and daughter of Bur
lington visited Mrs. Y. ID. Bale.
over Sunday.
Miss Lucy Sabln of Burlington wa
at home over Sunday to attend tn
wedding of her brother, Elmer Sabin
to Lizzie Bumps which occurred Sun
day forenoon, Rev. Mr.. Hilliard o
Cabot performing the ceremony.
Rev. Mr.. Southworth is taking ,
vacation of two weeks at his home il
West Fairlee. Rev. e. r. Wells will
occupy the pulpit next Sunday.
GOULDSVILLE.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. Tarbox visite,
at Shady Rill last week.
Mrs. Mary Gould, assisted by som
of the ladies. held Republican fla
raising last Monday afternoon at he
home. Appropriate exercises wer
held and much enthusiasm shown.
The Sunday school had ride t
Dewey park TO picnic last Saturda
and report an excellent time.
Robert Paihe has moved his famil
here from Northfield and will live l.
one of Mrs. Glaciers tenements unit
the tenement over his store is.finished
Schools began last Tuesday wit
Mrs. Minnie Holden WEIGH and Mis-
Lepha Hutchinson as teachers.
Lewis Williams has moved into hi
house which has just been completed
Miss Bertha Glazier retained Satur
day from a weeks stay in New York
Mrs. Lee Tibbetts IF Hardwick
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A
j. Moulton.
Mrs. Ellen Stone Is visiting at st
Adams.
Miss Vida and Master Walter Cas-
have returned from their visit in Bos
ton.