The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1886-10-20
Orange County,


Orange County.
Bradford.
j. b. BLISS was thrown out of his carriage
last Wednesday, while driving on his
meadow to show some cattle, injuring his hip.
= Fannie Heath, an aged maiden lady
living on Pleasant street, fell last Wednesday
night iniurng her side. - The remains
of c. II. &. Williams, who recently died in
Dorchester. Mass, We're brought here for
nterment last Thursday. - o. Corwin
is moving his household goods this week,
and will occupy the tenement recently made
vacant by George +. Garfield in the bank
building - Mrs. Blanchard has pur-
chased the Aldrich farm of l.. f. Hale and
Johnnie Sawyer will occupy it. - Fay
S. Sargent, for four years teller in the Sec
ond National Bank in Nashua, y. H., will
close his labors there the 23d instant. We
understand he intends to engage in the
banking business i'll the West in the near
future. Fay was formerly Bradford boy
and we wish him abundant success. -
George NJ. Williams once clerk in the eX-
press Office here, but now in business in st.
Johnsbury, was married to Miss Cora a.
Hall, October 18th in that town. 60 w.
w. Andross, who has been here caring for
his brother, Charles NJ, returned to his
home in Oswego, New York, last Friday.
Charles is improving slowly. - The
second annual musical festival will be held
here next week from Tuesday to Friday in
elusive. Mrs Shepard, pianist; John
Thomas, humorist Baisdell's orchestra
eight pieces with number of soloists are
among the attractions.
Braintree.
THERE was husking at b. A. Flint's last
Wednesday evening, about seventy being
present. After husking over two hundred
bushels of corn the company repaired tc
the house where they were refreshed by al
oyster supper provided for them by Mr.
Flint. - A. l.. Adams has sold his farm
to Jerome E. Stowe. Price, 81 900. Pos
| session given this fall. - Perley, FREQ
and Arthur Ferry, sons of A. w. Ferry o
| Saratoga, n. V, formerly of this place, are
visiting relatives and friends in this vicinity
Chelsea.
REV. f. E. HERRIcK did not go to Chicag,
| last week, being detained by the illness o
his daughter Annie Mrs. Herrick, also
has returned home for the same reason
Miss Annie seems now to be improving
- Frank b. Hutchins, who has beef
quite i'll with pneumonia, is now better
Harry II. Goss. though still quite i'll a
Mortified, is also better. - Rev. S. l.
Eastman of Newbury and A. f. Mills o
st. Louis have been visiting at j. b. Al
woods. = The meeting of the Metho
dist church on Thursday and Friday in tn
interests of Sunday schools was not yer
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interesting and profitable to those who wer
present. - The farm occupied by Georg
Bailey will be sold at auction next Satul
day, with stock and farming tools. -
Miss Blanche Corlss is home from the Whit
! Mountains - Miss Mabel NJ Ormsb
has gone to Los Angeles, Cal, to act a
waiter in hotel. - Mrs. A. III. Power
has gone with her daughter, Mrs w. i
Cummings of Thetford, to Massachusetts
for short stay.
Corinth.
THE people at Corinth Corner are neg
tiating for n lot of land for new cemeter,
having chosen committee for that purpos
and to build new fence atthe old one. -
The remains of Mr. Sidney Thurber of We'
Corinth were inferred at the Corner la'
Monday. Mr.. Thurber was nearly ninet
years of age. The West boy, who wa
so nearly killed by a falling tree, has so fl
recovered as to be able to sit up.
, East Corinth.
S. THOMPSON has "A gang of men at wor
on his new tin-shop. j. b. Ken
closed his store at East Orange recent
| - There is talk of getting up tempe
ance entertainment - IL. f. Reynolo
! OF IOpsham preached IN exchange with on
pastor, Mr.. James.
West Randolph.
/, A WOMAN temperance prayer meetir
will be held at the Baptist church Saturdi
afternoon, commencing at half past tv
o'clock. - e. II. Thomas of Montrea
, one of the butter tub fastener firm, III
; moved into Chas Holman house ON Hig
! land avenue. - Six thousand two hn
: bred pounds of butter We're shipped fro
y this place one day last week. 60 The lie
ture of Prof G.. a. Bunker was postpon,
/. from last Saturday night to Friday night
. this week on account of the weather. -
= S. ii. Brooks & Son have sold out the
- hardware business to j. III. Lamson on a
count of pressure in their pump bushes
They have made and sold over l,2OO for
+ and suction pumps IN the past twel
S months. - Miss Ulla Griswold has S
J. cured Job as compositor in the DdHy u
l. patch office in st. Paul, Mimi, and will II
s return to Vermont until spring at lea
!, -. w. Allen has moved into t
g upper part of the house vacated by MI
y Celia Badger, and Chas Briggs occupies I
k lower part. - Grace, daughter of DR..
d G. Bailey is sick with canker-rash. -
n Rev. w. f. Peters has changed his boar
It ing place and can be found AT A. A. Smith
d - Next Sunday evening temp
e a an prayer meeting y VIII r, be heid +.
e has rented the Selva Holman hou
S on Weston street. - The NEEDLES
lie Dartmouth college played game
rs base ball here with the Randolphs II
IS week Wednesday afternoon. The see
IT stood II to in favor of the Medics. -
e. Over two hundred seats were sold last we
IS for the lecture course. - Good Tidir
)t day was observed at the Methodist chui
10 Sunday afternoon. DR., Cox, Secretary
G, the Methodist Sunday-school and Tract
m ciety, preached an eloquent sermon after
is exercises. William Wood fell from
at building Friday and was quite badly I'M
al ed. - The Woman's Christian Temp
AS ance Union will hold n special meeting W
lis Mrs. A. b. Tewksbury Thursday afterno'
III Tunbridge.
IS Mrs. j. A. REYNOLDS is visiting
daughter in Manchester, n. III. 49,
GAY Brothers have a gang of hands
v, building the dam of the factory they are
ce occupy in Cavendsh, Mr.. j. f. Gay