The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1886-11-10

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Dor and townsman, Rev. Lester Warren,
occupied the pulpit in the church In this
village last Sabbath, preaching very in
teresting sermon.
North Fayston.
FRED HEAToN, it is reported, is about to |
go South to regain his health. - Nellie,
only daughter of Charles ingalls,, was bur-
led here last Friday, Mrs. Paul officiating
at the funeral - Mrs. James NELL is ILL
- Thomas Carrigan, a foreigner, re-
Gently died at Albert Defines, and was bur
led by the town in our cemetery - Mrs
Posnette and the Griffin family have moved
from the Harvey Marble house into the old
post-offce building, and Charles Harrington
has moved into the Marble house. - w.
Il. Robinson and wife were recently made
happy by the advent of baby girl to their
house. - Joe" Neill, who has been
very sick with brain fever in the West, has
recently returned to town, but Is very deaf,
resulting from the fever. - f. S. Porter
and family from Brandon, VT, recently ar
rived in town. He is fast recovering from
severe attack Of malarial fever, and expects
to go to Vergennes soon, to labor the COM
ing winter. Mrs Porter is to remain and
care for her sick mother, Mrs. w. S. Chip
man, whose health has been very poor
during a large portion of the summer and
fall, but who is now slowly improving
Marshfield.
SUNDAY-ScHooL CONCERT was postponed
on account of bad weather until next Sun
day. - The Grand Army post will hold
a masquerade promenade at the hotel hall
Thursday night, the 18th. - Mrs. Il. Il.
Martin died very suddenly last week. -
The village school will close this week with
free entertainment Saturday night, con-
sisting of drama, farce, tabeaux, etc. -
John Sanborn has bought the Daniel Young
farm. - Alden Winch has bought part
bought the George Gilman place. -
Rev. A. n. Bliss will preach at the Union
church at this place next Sunday afternoon
at one o'clock.
MoretOwn.
Miss EVA FREEMAN has gone to Water
bury. - Richard Gully of Middlesex and
Kate O'Neill of Moretown were married at
the Catholic church Tuesday morning, No
vember 2, - By mistake, in last weeks
items, Rev. Mr. Wheeler of Waterbury was
included among those who assisted at the
parish meeting in DuXbury.
Northfeld.
C. ID. EDGERToN, at f. Plumley's Office,
over A. f. Denny's store, will receive sub
scriptions and advertisements for the
| WATCHMAN. and accounts can be paid to
him. - The case of state Us. Harley
Bruce for petit larceny was tried before
with H. Il. Brown, j. NJ. Temple, S.
II. Kent, G.. f. Reed and G.. G. Ran
dali as jury. A verdict of guilty was
rendered and the respondent was fined
ten dollars and costs, the whole amounting
to S2S.O2. He appealed and was put under
! 500 bail, Leland Morhtt recognizing as
! surety. G. NJ. Fisk was counsel for the de-
Tense and G. ID. Edgerton for the state.
! - The repairs and changes in the Con-
| gregational church are completed and SER
vices were held in it last Sunday. The prin-
cipal feature is the new windows of rolled
cathedral glass from the mandatory of
| Charles Booth of New York. There are
eight of them, and all were donated by past
and present members of the society, most
of them being memorial windows Com
munion service will be held at the church
next Sunday. The preparatory meeting
will he on Friday at half-past two. 60
Mrs. Levinus Chandler of Barton Landing
has been visiting her sister-in-law, Mrs.
Bugbee, the past week - Mrs. l.. o.
Sherburn of Swanton visited relatives in
town last week. 60 Charles NJ. Davis is
studying law in the Office of s. C.. Shurtleff
at Montpelier. - Hon. G. s. Page of
Hyde Park, the state inspector of finance,
made an examination of our savings bank
last Friday. - John S. Greene went to
New York Monday to take his old position
as book-keeper for ID. A. Greene, manu-
facturer of patent kindling-wood ma
chinery. - Miss Frances Hazen re-
turned last week from her European trip
| ana Is V1S1tlnR ner Dfotner, rev w %. haIeh
- Mrs Sherman KimbalPs mother
Mrs. Price. and sister are in town on o
visit. Mrs. Kenyons mother, Mrs
HILL and niece, Miss Mary Webb, from
Arlington, are here on a visit. - Frank
Shontell returns this week to his home in
Brainerd, MINI. NJ. j. Maloney and
wife, of st. Paul, Mimi, made short stop
here last week. - The fall examination
of teachers will take place in Room OF
the graded school building on Saturday, the
Goth inst, beginning at half past eight
- A singing school has been opened
with Professor Ober of Waterbury as in
structor. 1t is held in Howes' hall on Fri
day evenings. - William o. Tyler, {
former resident of this village, died at his
home in Rutland last week and the body
was brought here for burial. Funeral ser
vices We're held at the Episcopal churcl
Sunday. At the Good Templars
lodge meeting Friday evening the officers
were installed, Ralph b. Denny being
elected f. S., in place of G. ID. Edgerton
resigned 60 Fred T. Egerton has gon,
from Ohio to Winter Park, Fla, to spent
the winter. - Uncle Roland Hewitt
died Sunday. He was the oldest person il
town, being ninety-eight last July. Funera
services We're held at the house Tuesda,
afternoon. - Mrs. j. H. Orcutt went Il
the Mary Fletcher hospital at Burlington
last week Monday to have "A tumor removed
The operation was successfully performed
Tuesday and she is doing well. - TIL
Womans Christian Temperance Unio
meets with Mrs. G.. b. Il. Denny Friday @
this week at three o'clock-Bible reading
80 The ladies of the Episcopal societ
will give an oyster supper at their rooms i
the depot building, Friday evening.
Plainfield.
a FILLMORE HANSON, who has been in Cal
, fornia for the last three years, is home I
t remain for the present. - Rev. f. i
3 Fortney, who has been preaching in tn
Unversalist churches here and in Marsl
field the past year, is going 10 Waterloo
Canada, to preach, and remain for the pres
ent, 80 Rev w. T. Swinnerton, with hi
family is in Andover, Mass, where Willie
r his son, six years old, is dangerously sic
q with typhoid fever, having been for MOI
2 than two weeks entirely unconscious. -
/ DR.. w. S Lazelle went, Tuesday mornin!
# to Brookiield, to attend the funeral of Ii
= mother. 80 Last Friday evening" Mr.. an
e Mrs. j. S. Chamberin were surprised L
h their usually quiet home being invaded h
k about one hundred persons, but any apr
J. tensions of any wrong intent were alaye
l. when they We're reminded that it was Il
o twenty-iifth anniversary of their marriag
J. All passed pleasant evening. 80 Pr
e fessor &. Il. Dudley met with the singers la
# Monday evening to practice some music Il
n the band entertainment to be held at XII
it ney's hall next Friday and Saturday eve
d ings. - Rev. s. c. Hayford will occuI
s the pulpit at the Universalist church eVei
D. Sunday afternoon until further notice. 80
IS The fall term of school at the sprinl
n Bertha Chamberlain, teacher0 closed la