The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1885-06-10
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CLARK G. CAMP had quite serious attack
of illness last week, but is again nearly as
well as ever.
g. b. DURKEE has purchased portion OF
the ell of the s. Wood residence, and is to re-
move 1t very soon
THE funeral of Rodney Bradford was at
tended at the Congregational church last
Wednesday afternoon.
MANN & DUFFY have dissolved partner
ship In the granite business, Mr.. Duffy con-
tinuing in the business.
ID. W. MOWER has moved his barn, re-
Gently purchased from the town, around on
to Bridge street, next to DR.. Briggs where
he has the privilege of leaving it during the
summer
HENRY WooD has commenced work
around the buildings owned by the Wood
estate, preparatory to making some marked
improvements A. II. Dodge has been en-
gagged to superintend the work, which is a
guarantee of good job
IN BENEDICT has bought the ell part of
the Morse house that Mr.. Bolster pur-
chased of the town, paying him S35 for the
same. Mr.. Benedict is to move 1t on to
some land he owns near Bridge street, and
will probably fit it mp for tenement.
ARTHUR MARTIN has finished clerking for
Perry & Camp, and has sold most of his
furniture, broken up housekeeping and
taken his family to Wiliamstown for visit
to his fathers family. They are soon to go
West on a visit to his wife's folks, and, all
things being favorable, may locate there.
REV. J. f. RHoADEs of Blue Island, ILL
nois, occupied the desk at the Universalist
! church last Sunday afternoon and delivered
a lecture in the evening He was very well
! liked by those who heard him. He will
preach there again next Sunday afternoon,
and will perhaps be engaged for the year If
! he can be secured.
Miss MINNIE SKINNER of Goddard Semin-
airy received the guess quilt at the festi-
val at the Universalist church, Saturday
evening, her guess being six hundred fifty
three peCeS-the exact number. The next
nearest was six hundred fifty. The auto
| graph quilt at the fair was voted to the
! Orphans Home at Burlington.
Mrs. ALBEE Mrs. Clark Hoden's mother
met with very serious accident, last Thurs
day morning, as she was helping around
the breakfast table. She turned around to &c
away from the table when her hip bone was
suddenly dislocated, with no more pressure
than her weight. Drs. Packer and Bailey
| were called and set the fracture. AS she is
an old lady, it is doubtful if she RECEIVERS
sufficiently to be able to walk again.
As the funeral procession of Rodney Brad
ford was on its way to the church. last Wed.
nesday, and when coming down the hill
near Erastus Keths, horse driven by
| Horace Grout commenced kicking, became
| unlnandgeaDle anu broke DOM SnattS, Du'
was caught and held, and did no further
serious damage. The horse driven by Ira
Bradford, becoming frightened, ran up the
bank tipping the carriage completely over
and smashing it badly. Ira Bradford and
his sister, Mrs Robinson of Concord, n. II.
We're in the carriage, and escaped with Sigh
bruises, but Mrs. Robinson returned to tn,
house and did not attend the funeral, being
very much Frustrated by the accident.
Mrs. CLARA (PEcK) OsGooD and child o
Littleton, n. H., are in town visiting he
sister Mrs Will Burnham) and her mother
- Maud (Dunham) Gordon is visiting
at her fathers, arriving here last week
- Mrs. Louis Bsnett of Montpelier il
making her sister, Mrs. ID. w. Mower,
short visit. - Henry Wood and famil,
of Boston arrived in town last week. The,
are boarding at W. A. Perry's and are t.
remain through the summer. - Vern +
Lindsay and bride have returned to town
They are boarding at DR.. Briggs.