The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1886-10-06

Vi HUtS anu tOSIS Dt1nR GEEsDDs
He took an appeal, giving bonds in the
sum of fifty dollars in each case. -
Frank Plumley, Esq. left for Michigan
Tuesday of last week to speak in the
state campaign during the month Of October.
- John Gallison, of Montpelier, being
intoxicated, took a team be-
longing to o. l.. Harvey of Berlin from
stall at the fair ground last Thursday and
drove 1T to Montpelier. On his arrival he
was arrested by Sheriff Tuttle who had been
telepboned to look out for him. Friday
afternoon he was brought back here for
trial and the case was finally continued to
October Is, in order to give an opportunity
to bring the matter before this session of
the grand jury, Gallison being put under
$500 bonds and released on his own recog-
nizance. He was then arrested on pri-
vate suit for damages to the team and taken
into custody by the officer. - James
Morse sold his four-year.old Lambert colt,
Black Dan, to j. X; Lynde OF Williams
to the fair ground sold last week was seven
hundred sixty-three. - Andrew Ho-
warth of oxford, Mass, G. II. Cheney from
Hanover n. H., and &. NJ. Ransom of Es-
sex visited in town last week. 80 Z. A.
Braley started Friday for Des Moines, Ia.
- w. G. Howe Of Wentworth, N H.,
was at home over Sunday - DR.. n. w.
Gilbert returned from Boston last week and
has gone to Warren on professional busi-
ness. - Mrs. Anice Russell had slight
SHOCK OF aDODlfNN CdIuTudN luDIulISy Dub
is recovering considerably. == A son was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Bailey last
Wednesday. - William p. Jones has
moved from the tenement in the north part
of Captain Andrews house to the house on
Central ST., formerly occupied by Principal
Hit - E. T. Stockwel has returned to
Texas. - Mrs. Randall has moved from
the hotel at the Center to the house of her
father the late Mr.. Colby. 60 G.. III.
Crane was in Boston last week buying his
II Loaf
Thursday to Cambridge, Mass, where he is
instructor in the Lawrence scientific school
of Harvard University - Mrs. ID. L.
Averill has gone to Brocton Mass, to visit
her son, DIR. j. II. Averill, and was accom-
panied by Mrs. l.. A. Howes and family.
n. Y, is visiting her aunt Mrs. Wilmot.
- Mrs. Kate Blaine returned Saturday
to Lowell, Mass. = Captain Thomas and
family went to Waltham Mass, Monday to
reside. - Frank and Charles Williams
of Windsor are visiting their uncle, e.
Ingalls,.
GRADED SCHOOL NOTES.
| Carl has come back to us after a two
weeks illness. There is talk of build
ing toboggan slide this winter: " Let the
! good work go on. - Miss Nellie Judd
gave party to few of her friends last FRI
day evening. - Many attended the fair
Wednesday and Thursday, and those who
went before roll call at noon, nearly tainted
when they heard the verdict Monday after
noon.
Gouldsville.
Mrs. Christopher Winter is quite sick with
pneumonia. - A COW belonging to John
Heath was killed by an engine last Sunday
night - Mrs. II. X. Eaton, who has
been visiting her daughter at Bellows Falls,
returned home last Saturday. - Con-
ductor Quimby is again i'll. - Miss Ellen
Grant has returned to her duties in Concord,
| napial Hurlay Ir 10 his
way to Mexico where he is to join his
father.
Marshfield.
Albert Town and wife from Seminary
Hill were in town Sunday. Their many
friends here were glad to welcome them
back even for one day. - Henry San
born and wife and Henry Atkins and wife
from Franklin, n. H., were in town last
week visiting friends. - Mr.. Densmore
and Mrs. DR.. Carpenter from West Burke
were here over Sunday. They were the
guests of c. ID. Smith. - Arthur Blake
has gone to Boston, and he expects his aged
mother (who is ninety-fve years old to ac-
company him home, if her health will per-
init, j. b. Pike has bought the a. Fl.
Davis farm on the river, where he intends
to move soon. - Some twenty-five or
twenty-six went to Montpelier Wednesday
to pay the grand jury visit. - Mrs.
Edwin Merritt died very suddenly Sunday
night 60 Mrs. j. L. Eddy, who is one
of the teachers in our school, was very sick
Sunday, but was better Monday morning
- Rev. George f. jerks of Thompson
vile, Conn, will preach in the Universalist
church Sunday morning, October 10.
Moretown.
Several from this vicinity were called
to Montpelier last week to testify in the
liquor case of State rs. P. l.. Gay. -
Messrs. Trip and Phillips started September
2S for New Hampshire with about one hum
dred forty head of cattle 10 sell. -
Several men from st. Albans are cutting
stone for the foundation for the Catholic
church. - Thomas Foley, who had been
sick quite a long time with cancer, is
dead. Funeral services were held at the
Catholic church Sunday, October 3. =
Mrs. William Sawyer has returned from heI
visit to Massachusetts,.
Waitsfield.
We would like to speak again of the " bis
cult and honey " festival TO be given by the
ladies of the Congregational church and
society, one week from next Thursday
evening, Oct IA. 1t is some months since
the ladies have furnished one OF their en-
} joyable entertainments, and we understand
they have spared no pains to present an un
: usually attractive programme of music ant
| literary exercises, which will precede the
e more substantial part of the programme
: Tickets can he procured at the door. -
| Kew. l., Ienney OF w aterDury occupied tn'
e desk of the Congregational church las
: Sabbath. - Dr. n. w. Gilbert is agaii
t in town fixing up the peoples teeth.
( Warren.
5 1t is expected that Rev. Mr.. Anderson o
d.. Stowe will preach in the church next Sun
e day. - Mrs Holden will hold a serie
o of meetings at the chapel commencin!
A Thursday evening of this week. She will
: be assisted by a lady from Fayetteville
/; - Mrs. Seth Sterling is very i'll. -
! Rev. j. b. Whitney is quite low and failing
} - DR.. n. w. Gilbert was in town owe
T Sunday. Wilbur Matthews cut hi,
: foot quite badly, one day last week. -
t Mrs. Susan Way returned home from Wood
stock last Saturday, accompanied by he
e daughter, Mrs Ii. Richmond. - Lev
{ Allen is expected home soon from the Brat
$ tleboro insane asylum, where he has beeI
S for the last few months. - Mrs. Eliza
n beth Allen returned to her home last week
Waterbury.
a few weeks since mention was mad,
{ through these columns concerning the re
tirement of Zenas Watts from business OF
6 account of i'll health. No sooner had h,
0 taken himself from business than he begar
TO go down, growing weaker day by day
until at last Waterbury loses kind ant
highly esteemed citizen. Funeral service,
5 We're held Friday at his late residence OF
. Maple street, "A very large number bein,
j. in attendance, &. NJ. Sheldon OfliCiate(