The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1885-12-02
Orange County.
Braintree.

FOSTER J. THAyER of Saratoga Springs is
visiting his mother, Mrs. Ira Mann, and
other relatives and friends. - Flora
Mann is visiting in Boston She will go
from there to Saratoga Springs. - Mrs.
Matilda Beeman has moved into the tene-
ment in Polly LaPorts house, and is board
ing her brother, Amasa Cross, who is very
feeble. - o. III. Rumrill has bought the
John Curtis wood lot. - Mrs. NJ. II.
Flint who has been in Maine visiting her
father and mother, and in Boston visiting
her daughter, also other friends in Lowell
and vicinity, has returned, after four months
absence, very much improved in health.
Brookfeld.
Mr.. WRIGHT OF Mortified finished the
work on A. S. Allis barn last week and
Mr.. Allis has one of the best, if not the
it great improvement over his old one.
- III. j, Rood sold his entire farm stock
at auction last Saturday. He also has sold
one hundred tons of hay to Moulton
Brothers of West Randolph at SIG per ton.
- G.. b. Fisk has moved into his new
house. - George Panton is soon to move
into the house with his father.
East Brookfield.
PEOPLE who were out Friday evening saw
a beautiful shower of meteors. - Il. G.
Sprague was home from the st. Johnsbury
-= May Blodgett is engaged to teach
school in district No. II. This is her third
term in this district, and she is regarded as
model teacher. - Mrs. Langdon Mar
shall has been dangerously sick with pneu-
monia, but is now convalescent.
Chelsea.
Snow fell in town to the depth of eighteen
inches on level last week Wednesday and
Thursday. - The winter schools com
menced the present week. - warn
ing is posted for a special town meeting in
December. - The STAFFORD band failed
to put in an appearance last Wednesday, it
is supposed on account of the snow-storm.
- Thirty dollars was realized at the
school entertainment last week. - Rev.
Il. e. Herrick will discontinue his preach
ing at Tunbridge soon for the winter 80
Carl Corwin and II. II. Goss We're home to
Thanksgiving. Nathan Chandler of
Boston has been in town during the past
week. - Hon. l.. G.. Hinckley went to
Boston TO spend Thanksgiving with friends.
Mrs. Rice spent Thanksgiving with friends
at Lebanon, n III. - Miss Grace NJ.
Noyes is home from Wells River, where she
has been teaching. She does not return
next term, on account of ill-health. -
Miss Eva Twiss of Milford, n. H., is visit
ing her brother, j. A. Twiss. @= Mr.. c.
! o. Burnham has bought the two livery
stables and consolidated them, making a
first-class stable. We are glad to have Mr..
Burnham remain in town and wish him sue
cess in his new undertaking. =- Miss
Mabel Ormsby of Bradford is visiting in
town. -= Miss Hattie Stevens is home
from Randolph Normal School on a vacation
80 e. r. Flint of West Randolph has
been in town buying wool. - III
Powers had narrow escape from serious
fire last week by a burning chimney. -
o. Bixby has been in the north part of the
state buying cattle. == Mrs. Susan Norris
has been i'll.
East COrinth.
THE Thanksgiving ball was postponed
till Friday on account of the snow-storm
80 George Little, who has been in tn,
West, Is home on a visit. - Mr.. and