The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1885-11-18

frluay ana her funeral was nelu lueSuay'
Orange.
On Thursday, the 12tf, instant it being
"Grandma Curtis" eiuhty-sixth birthday,
her children, grandchildren, preat-grand-
children and neighbors assembled, to the
number of about thirty. at the residence of
her daughter. Mrs, G. l.. Jackson, with
whom she resides. A bountiful supper was
served All were pleased to find her so
we'll. and hone to he permitted to meet her
on her next birthday. - Our super
intendent, Miss Orpah G.. Houghton, will
hold a public examination for teachers at
the town hall on Saturday, November Dist
commencing at nine o'clock A, NJ
Mrs. III. d. Camp is quite sick.
W.
"est NahuoiPh'
AS Mrs. A A. Smith, Mrs. j. II. Lamson,
Mrs. II. Z. Bigelow and Mrs. D. Fits were
in carriage in the yard of William Wood,
last week, ready to drive out, the horse
started suddenly and, turning one side,
threw all the ladies out. Mrs. Smith had
four or hve ribs broken and the ne, others were
more or less bruised. - Thursday last
b. b.. Chase and Mrs. Ezra Briggs were
united in marriage. - Mrs. Moulton,
the mother of the Moulton Brothers, was
buried last Sunday. - Miss Lucia Moul-
Jon Is q9lte III n;o..,,... H. l.. oparha a mas
t oiie Nv Pnaoe o osI' W.
o.IoeO' - ~ .n1 9NeninS VI INC 2Vh VI, III
s,anV SONY vi 'ne lile REM VI MI anu MIS-.
H. ~ oano1ln liee Will .sie t w. ceiepra.e
VIC lUoou.n ann Nolo''iS VI u1ii nti ilaSo'
"a pheasant ti,he was nau anu oney we're
a.,,ei., irn ,'',, y -Uiiil'
hahsln 1laliip anu numerous u olher arV,cles'
r,7 80 iIy;nPu O,oun ; ~ Vn 1
Cha,,t"n ~ ,,ndi M ~ Ti' VIA,
@ , ,anT meo 7F Ito ~ W. Az, Mo-
nbo,t; 49,, roaui,, e,';shd VI ~
Pr;nco ,ye o" ,parria3 Of Mourt pIooaant
MIL "%' aai, Nv Thar' % SAM
atten1once Of tba locturo 81 profasso, MSiii
;a,, Marsta ~ inst oa,5 E;a ,iat
"Wondariand - iilrStratod uith +bo s;ero
.;o ~ ''in go, W. ~. . ,
,,it th ,ontro p tbat 81 Nv met p,ea1eu
night ,ybon no ioctrrod on % rba VnSa,,';tyo
anj tb pi'r Traas Of Sol;cnrr;a ;, ,rI;e ,,oe
the fret IN iba iect,,ro cn,,rsa we tr,,s, th
fniIow;nn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. will ho eonaiIv '. az
GOOD an3 the attandanoe "a" as J ior od'",ly 90
SSirs w G 8 Rnct yoS collad 70 porra
last SUNDAY to attand Tho fnnerai of har
49, NJ w " ~ NJ o,.o $500; VI ao,
Of Erad terrv diad IA erst of tha 81 ~,
hleeding to ieath Strange % IL NOV Saan;
ba bad M HJeins tho T1ood aouiy4o i,,at
nndar tho skin Ie had come naor III Sad Inc =,
to death several times before nv GETTING his
skin fractured ee
Tunbr;doa
-
- hE E leulioi 9ooieoy VI company II, sec
p uHn VIZ iii i nesilieno mas Paiu an us
ollis anu mas d ,S sinai balance leio III the
oieaeui " .I-.. ne Woinah > heIiel SorPs
M =
A aa,i posi- me neNV meeting occurs the
19Un i inSy' - - ine Na.ural history 90
cieGy helu very PHEASANT meeting aU Cor,
MENUS Noyes tne otn INST Inc original
Poeln reau ny MISS Sinloh was nearby ap,
Plauueu - f. L iSheI anu VINE ol belnel
day. = Dexter Larkins. formerly a resi-.
u .u VI Oiahse mas 1ioVeu mere anu rented
Ile iarh iaIely owneu Dy oherpurn f. Cli'
sitina ~ molllan iyuu icy OF MluaieseX Is
ISL .uI;.---- "a. "a ia1e iet,eI gives us
Sne 9au ihIciieence ,haI may, oiues1 chlld u
tn,i; ntohn ,I Is oeda; ne was very IN
ooliiscnS anu oNa1ie chiiu boCn iaoher ano
: Rlanchard of WiijiamStoUn MT or s;nI,ar,
, last Mondav evening NV Char1as u
smith ia ATTENDING tSa NotionoI Cranao
now in session in Boston. -- Mr.. !. r
Cudworth. a cousin Of Mrs Smith Who ba,
been making many sketches OF Vernon
5 Mark Hali of Derh, ;re is ,,;s;,in, Laro
( - INC smaIlnoy soara ,,os a 81, g. .o ,,o
r The hand ~ hona nnaatS az Nc NJ,
Kino,s to-,norrou van;,lr a.. AZ o. f ~
B.. for the one committing tn 7nemprv the iarne
: mart of tho {. AjnnheI Gatanh;s, Wy .o.s oo
t Dr. Fish accomnan;es tho Cra,,as ho,, 70 III,
3 Var,nont ;ns,,, -, ~ ii; IVY w wv
The nnhlic exa,nin.tinn a nf tasohars 10 70 h.
t held In tho IiIIaga School bonsa 49, So ~
=. day - William Luce moves to Vershir
S @ :" IN. - , nc heiiel SorPs anu IN
f poSe nav eoteu 40 ~ naTe pun
III m ~ olce,s .lie SV,l Vi January
/ u WI. -. ~ MarsIoh oI GeoISlaVliie
r - ~. -, 40 Nie ,i nei9 - DoVl .iie helle
q Coip anu the GIaio Arihy post are lncreas
!, ihs III membership
o Vershire.
;, .,.... -, ca.
= was sold at auction on Monday, and wen
i az a.. SATISFACTORY prices. - heN. d; L
9 nichaius9r VIII soon return 10 ms heiu
a laoor III hahsas' MS Iatner Will not IT
ii oli 'he olo place. puo Is hoe settieu
:, his piahs DIS yet
i EHy'
: Mr.. CAzEN has been a competitor for
n position in the New York custom-house, bu
a at last advices it had not been decides
. whether he would secure the place or not
IL There were eleven applicants.
%
# washington
~ Mrs. HATTIE HALL has sold her place i
~ the village to Mr.. Pittsley for 5000. -
:. Mrs. Hall will teach in Barre the comm
n winter and Elmer Dean will teach the vii
lage school in this place. - James Wa
" bridge of Williamstown has commenced
singing-schoo in town, with quite larg
class. - James Durham has moved I
o Williamstown, where he is to carry on I'll
20 Enoch Howe farm.
lie y.. C..,
A. "oeo r"i'ieo'
le IHE wife OF Il. f. Dudley OF this plaC
h died last Monday morning, after a brief IL
..stat l.sa