The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1883-12-05
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MRS. DR.. HOWE is at Hanover taking care
Of her son, who is improving.
MARY CIRCUIT entertained her young friends
last Saturday, her eighth birthday.
The saloon under George II. Cranes store
has been sold by Fred Martin to Lucius G.
Webster.
MRS. HIT Ia to fill the vacancy in room No.
2 of the graded school, Uice Miss Miriam Kim
ball, resigned
DURING the absence Of Rev. l. P. Booth at
Wiliston, his friends set up a fine Magee coal
stove at his house.
z. L. HOWE was married November Goth to
Jennett L. Milin Of East Roxbury, and the
happy couple took wedding trip to Boston.
THE Universalist society will hold sociable
in Concert hall Thursday evening, at which
time the drama, "Out in the Streets" will be
repeated.
The Congregational society hold a sociable
at Howe's hall this wednesday, evening, and
the Episcopalians at their rooms in the depot
building Thursday evening.
THE Good Templsrs had a new deal" Fri
tainment, Fred Clark and Charley Blood be-
ing elected for the balance of the quarter.
JUDGE CARLETON held an insolvency court at
the office Of Jas. NJ. Johnson, Esq Monday, in
the case Of Joseph G. Rice. II. X. Brown has
been chosen by the creditors to act as assignee.
Mr.. AND MRS. W. II. HoLroN's friends, to
the number of fifty or more, celebrated their
tin wedding last Friday evening. 4 II. Gull
yer presented the numerous gifts and Mr..
Holton made pleasant response. The visitors
spent long and enjoyable evening.
MONDAY afternoon telephone connection
was established between this place and West
Randolph. There are stations at the South
Village, East Roxbury, Brookfield and Shows
vile. The rates vary from twenty-five cents
to Randolph Center, to ten cents to South
Mortified.
MUSICAL entertainment Of unusual merit
for this remote section will be given at Mont
pelier Thursday evening, December 6. Miss
Emma Thursby, the renowned American can
tatrice, will sing at that time in Capital hall,
and with her are other musical stars OF the
first magnitude. See more extended notice in
Montpelier items, on first page. a
g. R. ANDREWS property WAS sold by aucl
ton Saturday. the house, shops, mill and
about sixty acres OF land being bid off by
Daniel Bacon for SO, 800. One hundred bushels
of India wheat went for about fifty cents per
bushel, and q carload Of corn on the road for
sixty-seven and one-half cents. Mr. Bacon in
tends to run the mill, and will OF course do 30
with his characteristic business tact and push
The county Good Templars' union will be
held here next week Thursday in the Univer.
salist church. The usual literary exercises will
take place forenoon and afternoon, and Rev
w. ]. johnson Of Waterbury will deliver an
address In the evening. Dinner and supper
will be furnished free, and teams will be cared
for at reasonable prices by W. H. Morris. Al
ternoon and evening sessions open, and the
public are urged TO attend.
c. G. DAVIS and wife 10 urned to Waterbury
Friday, having spent the vacation of two weeks
in town.. .. Mr.. and Mrs Hit spent Thanks
giving at Montpelier. e.. C. A. Bradley visited IL
Warren last week. Principal Upper ant
wife returned to Craftsbury last Saturday. :.
Mr. and Mrs Clifton Nichols of Waterloo, P
e., are visiting at George M. Fisk's. e. Pro
lessor c. w. Emerson Is In town.