The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1886-09-01
Windsor County.
ISatIe1.


Bethel.
A NrrNprp of orr people went on the ex-
cursion 10 Saratoga from Rardolph last
,yeelr = Our village schools are no begin
navt y,oalr Z, Marsh Lost q horae
In his stahle last week nv its reaching for
ward under a trap-door and Knocking ont
n prop which held the door IN. In falling
tbe horse's head caupbt and IL chojxed to
daath before assistance could he rendered
On the same dav Edwin Morse. q neiobbor
of Mr. Marsh tied horse to a iack-screw
for a few minutes. when IL became fright
ened and ran. dragging the screw after it
and cutting its fore legs in such man.
ner as TO lead to the belief for awhile that
it would not recover. - There will be
preaching at the Universalist church next
Sunday. at the usual hour, after which the
Sabbath-school will be held as usual. -
The Young Peoples Society of Christian
Endeavor will hold corn-roast and ice
cream party on the common Thursday, Sep
TENDER I'd. Master Roy Wheeler Is
pleased because he has found larger num-
Der of butternuts in a cluster than Dea.
Tolles did, he having found two clusters
and brought them to us, one of which had
eleven and the other twelve nuts, and he
also saw another upon the same tree
that had fifteen nuts in it. - As the
streets were being sprnkled on Monday
morning a horse which William Skinner Of
Royalton was leading behind his wagon be-
came frightened at the water and, pulling
back. drew Mr.. Skinner from the seat and
threw him upon one of the wheels, but aside
from some minor bruises and cuts which he
received and some not severe cuts upon the
| horse and bent axletree, there was no
damage done. - Harry Chadwick gave
us fine bouquet of apple blossoms on Mon
| day morning which he had just picked from
a tree that had full-grown fruit upon it in
| Mrs. Gilsons garden. Not to be beaten, a
crab-apple tree in Edwin Fishers yard has
just brought out a fine cluster of blossoms.
| - We are informed that the annual
camp-meeting of the Adventists in this
town is to commence upon their grounds
on the morning of Saturday, September
| 18th, and will close with the afternoon serv-
ice of Sunday, the Goth - Rev. and
| Mrs. j. r. Robin, Mrs. Cav and Mrs II
III. ellison returned from their outing at Mar
blehead, Mass, on Monday. - Rev.
Harry Nichols of Salem, Mass, preached
at the Congregational church Sunday even
ing. - Thomas James went to st Johns
bury on Monday to attend the school in that
place during the fall term. ID. Han
nam and wife of Easthampton, Mass, who
have been the guests of A. ID. Sanders
family for some weeks, returned to their
| home last week. accompanied by Mr. and
Mrs. Sanders, who will spend some time in
visiting friends in that section. - H. A
Rogers, who has had charge of Upper &
Marlln pranch store az pou.h hoyaIton
mas mas pousle .ne s.ore VI .heih no.,--1 Zen
Nlnsley, i l Ss oi tne 1ethel CLUB,
Playeu WIN Ine oV. Aioahs cluo as hrs'
paSe III tne lna.Gn game petWeen oh1 on
hlpans anu hu'i Gnu, CLUBS az o. AloaliS
tas' Week, ~; I LlGo Arnpit mas a. lepaireu
lle steIs " ms pioch, lhucn W ,ne Rraoll,
catlpn Oh NOSE VINO nave souHu hlno sy an1
wish to keep them so. - Mamie Chad,
wick' VINO mas oeen SPehqing some weeks
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