The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1886-12-08


by dance, at the town hall next Friday
evening. - b. f. HerrclS has moved
his family to West Randolph where he is
at work for Mr., Draper == Several of
our young people are attending the graded
school at West Randolph this winter ==
Van Ness Clatlin, who has been AT work
for A. w. Ferry of Greenfield, n. Y, has
returned home. Ed. Tered and wife
have returned to their home in Lowell,
Mass
Corinth.
A DEEP religious feeling prevails at the
Corner as u result of last weeks meetings.
- The cold wave reached this place
Sunday, mercury going down to eighteen
degrees below zero.
East Corinth.
CAPTAIN j. II. CHAMBERLAIN returned to
New York city Friday. = Mrs. Bean and
Mrs. Divoll of Maine are in town. =-= f..
Smart returned to California Tuesday
- The East Corinth orchestra played
at Corinth last Friday. == There is talk
of getting up Christmas tree.
West Randolph.
THE celebrated Ladies' Schubert Quartet
will give one of its renowned concerts i'm
Dubois & Gays hall Thursday evening. It
is expected this will be the best concert i'm
the lecture course. == The ladies of the
Center Methodist church will give a
" IlOugh festival at their vestry Friday
night. 1t will consist in part of literary
entertainment and chicl<en-pie supper
- The annual meeting of the Ladies
Library Association will be held at Micah
Manns Tuesday, December 14th, at three
p. NJ. All members should attend.
Salisbury Brothers large store and dry
house is completed. A bridge connects it
with the furniture factory. - Charles
Robinson has six hundred pound hog in
East Randolph. == A teachers meeting
will be held at the Center Saturday after
noon. = Mrs. Ira G. Morrill, and daugh-
ters have moved here from East Randolph
80 a. Il. Fish received an elegant silver
water-pitcher from Stone x Wellington of
Montreal as prize for the third best deliv-
cry of nursery stock. - Oscar b.
Chids has resigned his position as postal
clerk from st. Adams to Boston. A. b.
Noodry of Hartford succeeds him. Mr.
Childs preferred resigning to being re-
moved without cause. - Whist parties
are all the rage again this winter
- ID. T. Dyke of Bethel has put in
the foundation for his new house on
Weston street. - The winter term of the
graded school began Monday, with about
the usual number of students. 80 Mabel
Sanford is teaching her third term of school
in East Granville. George Clark is teach
ing in Bethel Gilead. -= Clarence Moul-
ton and family have returned to New York.
They will be here early in the summer to
occupy their summer residence. = Hon.
Orospy Mlller anu w. NJ llnknaul Oh North
Iolnlret We're IN Town last week. - The
MethodiSts will have a cantata of twenty
parts Christmas eve. - The village of
west randolph contains eighty-iour wild
oWs anu 0hiy twenty-five wldoWerS. -
dhere VIII be select dance Ill puBols "
gay nan frluay evening MUSIC by
Beedles orchestra.
STAFFORD.
JUSTIN SLACK has bought of r. A. Hatch
the Isaac Baldwin farm of two hundred
MY acres. - henry =. Hatch mas mace
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prary 'he past year was greater ',an ever
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ing.conob @ ~ less. Jessie HAWAII is attend-
inc sch6oI in post Mills 10y -o' comn1fre
viii he hold at tbe town hall nex+ Tnasdav
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WILLIAMSBURG.
WE know of NOTHING here which comes
nearer IN beino an experiment station than
Iucius = Siun0ns, farm lie seems tn have
ALWAYS been omen to convirtion resnecting
farming onerations and is ready now after
more Than tbrap-srore wears for .nv hint in
This line that shall come to him from nature
or ART II was a little incident in a visit in
New York that led him wears 400 in mt
tine out an orchard tn 90 and yaf Two loads
of iron shavinTs from a machine-sbon tn
nut about his trees and tn which he now
attributes an i,nnortant mart Of tho fne
surress tbat has attended his orchardinn
Exnerimeuts have convinced him FOO that
what is meat to one farmers surronndings
may he poison TO his neirhhor,s He is inst
now GLAZED over his recent success in raiSin0
corn which he saws ala nor COST him a conf
a hnsheI After his usuaI nrenaration of
the ground he mt fine corn into the pronnd
with a horse-planter. and in drills The
drills we're three and ona-Lalf faat anart
and the kernaIs ,vere dronnad soma aiI,,,t
toned az - harrow with tifteen tenth Of tiva-