The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1883-06-27
Mortified.

G. A: EDaERroN, JR., and wife spent Sunday
at Waitsield.
Mrs. L. o. SHERBURNE was In town a few
days last week.
LAWN party at G. s. Richmonds this WED
nesday) evening.
THE band has been engaged to 20 to Barre
the Fourth of July.
Mrs. NJ s. GILoHR1sT went to Burlington
and Montreal last week.
REGULAR bi-weekly sociabe at Howes' hall
this Wednesday, evening.
Mrs. WAsHBURNE OF Ottawa, Canada, is Wis.
iting her father. L. G. Pierce
AN account OF Lewis college commencement
will be found In another column
CAPTAIN BoYNToN's house Is much improved
by the new piazza and a coat Of paint.
SUBscRIBERs who are In arrears can pay G.
d. Edgerton IL more convenient for them.
GEORGE D. THOMAS was In town last week,
attending the commencement of Lewis college.
FRIDAY was June training day and the com.
pany was inspected by Quartermaster- General
fde.
J. W. GREGORY, ESQ.,, and wife and Ursula
Bates of Waitsteld visited at Mr. Plumley &
last week.
HE Universalists have concluded TO hold
services in Concert hall while their church il
being repaired.
MRS. s. V. AVERY went to Burlington last
week where she has position as matron in the
Chidren's Home.
j. K. EoERToN is still confined to his house,
as 1t has been found that two ribs were broken
In his recent accident
F. PLUMLEY and his brother-in-law, L. c.
Fletcher, are off this week on a fishing trim in
Lamoille and Orleans counties.
j. M. HIT, and Rev. ]. O. Sherburue At
tended the commencement OF the Methodist
seminary at Montpelier last week.
EDITOR RICHMOND and wife are visiting rel
atives OF his wife in Brooklyn. They left last
Friday and expect to return next tuesday.
GEORGE II. CRANE and wife went to Guild.
hall last week to be present at the ordination
OF their son-in-law, Rev. +. l.. Small, on Thurs
day.
Mr.. AND Mrs. E. POPE are attending the
commencement of Goddard seminary at Barre,
where their daughter, Miss Abbie graduates
this year.
COMMUNION services will be held at the Con-
gregational church next Sunday The church
meeting preparatory will be held on Friday
afternoon.
DR.. JOHN H. MAYO of Peterboro, N. H., was
married to Miss Alice, younger daughter OF
Joseph w. Gould, Esq, last Thursday. They
have gone to the doctors home in Peterboro.
Miss FLORA AvERrLL is spending the sum.
i'SA a. sONh gnu VIC uOpc buo may give some
readings in Northfield and vicinity. We under
stand she is ready to fill engagements in this
line.
MRS GEORGE BRALEY with her daughter.
Miss Lucy, has gone TO Hanover, N H., this
week 10 attend the commencement of Dart.
mouth college, where her son graduates this
year.
NoRrHFIELD's representation at Dartmouth
ceases with Z. A. Braleys graduation this year
since +. W. Gregg entered in 1874, we have
sent eleven students to that institution, all but
two of whom have graduated.
WORK began on the town bridge last week,
supports were placed on each SIDE of the cen.
ter pier and about fifteen feet OF the middle OF
the bridge was cut out. A derrick was set on
the north half of the bridge, for handling the
stones. The pier was taken up nearly tu the
water and reiaid.
LAST Sunday was observed as children's day
at the Congregational church The church wa.
tasteiuly decorated with potted plants and
bouquets. The pastor preached a sermon to
the children in the morning and the five o clock
service consisted of come exercises by the chill.
dren and brief remarks by the pastor.
SHERIFF HOWE, assisted by three men. ar.
rested owen Reed last thursday for disturb.
ance and put him IN the lookup. They had a
hard struggle with him and Mr. Howe got a
bad scratch on his face After being loc keu
up, owen set fire TO the door casing aud wop,d
probably have escaped, If he had not been dis.
covered at the work. He was finally let % an
condition that he would leave town and sta y
away