The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1909-07-15
WILLIAMSTOWN.

rim Smith, now of Melrose, Mass,
came to his old home here last
week, accompanied by his wife and
little child.
Miss Mary Ainsworth, will go
from here the middle of this week
England.
MRS. Van McAllister went to the
Mary Fletcher Hospital on Monday
for surgical treatment. Her hus-
band, her son, Glen, and her sister
accompanied her.
Misses Lucy j. White and Mary
r.. Waterman will go this week to
Sheldon for an outing of few
weeks.
On his way home from Yonkers,
N. Y, recently, Charles NJ. Bdson's
automobile gave out when near
Springfield, Mass, and both the Ed
son family and auto came by rail
the remainder of the distance,
Rev Cora M. Ewes writes of her
arrival in Michigan, and the family
is located in Royal Oak, Oakland
county.
Farmers complain that grubs are
damaging their corn.
A case of diphtheria is reported
\ in the family of John Riddle, in the
~. D. Abbott district.
Charles Gidneys little son was
very sick last week, but is now con-
valescins.
MIR. and Mrs. Bert c. Young and
son of Barre were recently the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Fol-
som. Ms. Young's sister has ar
rived from Japan, and both this
Jsister and Mrs. Young's mother
are visiting in New Hampshire just
now.
MIR. and Mrs. Hubbard E. Had
lock of Marshfield, are visiting the
family of Jerome B. Brockway. Mrs.
Hadlock was formerly Miss Kate
Brockway.
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ed here last week.
Rowland S. Hardy of Shelburne
Falls, Mass, and nephew of Rev.
D. H. Strong, is guest at the
Congregational parsonage.
Miss Mile j. Drury went to
Burlington last week.
Don A Earle's third and fourth
SONS are visiting relatives in YER
mont.
George L. Edison, now of Montpe-
lier was at the old home here Sat-
urday.
Mrs. Carey H. Watson returned
to her home in Greenfield, Mass,
last week.
The Ladies Tural G. l.. Reading
club will meet with Mrs Orville ].
Gale this week.
The new landlord of The Will
Jamestown Inn has been putting the
hotel in order for guests.
Postmaster George z. Wilbur has
secured an outgoing mail on the
last train in the afternoon.
= Rev. Charles H. Farnsworth of
Woodsville, n. H., preached at the
Methodist church here Sunday.
DR.. E. B. Waston has gained so
rapidly in health of late that he is
resuming his medical practice, in
part
Farmers have begun haying here
and the general report is light
crop The dry weather of last fall
is given as a reason.
A goodly number of people from
this town went to Burlington last
Thursday to attend the tercenten-
airy celebration at the time.
Adney B. Downs has bought that
part of the old Charles Woolcutt
farm, later the Charles Sivright
farm, that Charles A. Briggs has
owned of late.
Charles D. and Mrs. Dora Plat
Brockway, since the burning o.
their house last Friday, are staying
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Herbert L. Plat.
"a daughter of Henry A. Aims
worth, now of Moline, ILL.,, CAM
here last week for a short visit, oil
her way to England. She has visit
ed in Europe and Africa.
Miss Emma Adams, who went +
California several months ago, whe-
heard from last was with her broth
er, John Adams in Etna, in tn
northern part Of the state.
. Mrs. Will Lougee and onl
daughter accompanied Flank Lou
gee to Chazy, N. Y, last week !
order to attend some of the terceI
tenary exercises of the week.
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