The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1886-06-02
LamOille County.


LESTER Como threw a sharp AK at COW
belonging to Samuel Scott and cut deep
cash on one hip. A surgeon was called and
sewed up the wound - The measles
have reappeared in town this summer, and
probably will exhaust the unused material
left over from last year. - Mrs. Carrie
Bates, formerly of this place, was buried
last Sunday at Morrisville. - Mr. and
Mrs. G. p. Wolcutt have gone to Glover,
where they expect to remain through the
summer.
East Elmore.
ELMER AND BERT LEBARRoN are very i'll
with rheumatic fever. - Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Batchelder of Stowe visited friends
in this place last week - Ed. Silloway
is in very poor health. F. B. Morse
has purchased fine covered buggy.
Hyde Park.
THE creamery is running on very small
scale with the milk of about twenty cows.
- George G. Cahill, who has been en-
ployed in Pages Office the past three years
as stenographer has obtained situation in
the Boston Office of the Central Vermont
Railroad Company and leaves here this
week Thursday. Carroll Lilley also started
Tuesday to seek his fortune in Southern
Kansas. - The Decoration day exercises
were participated in by a large company of
citizens of this town and Eden, and the
programme was well carried out. The
Hyde Park band, assisted by Professor
Whitney of Craftsbury and six members of
his band, furnished excellent music. Col
onel f. B. Sawyer delivered an address,
and, with other appropriate exercises, the
company were well entertained.
Morrisville.
THE Decoration day services were largely
attended at the town hall on Monday after
noon. A stirring and patriotic address was
delivered by Hon. III. HI. Powers of this
place and music was furnished by the Nor
rsville cornet band. Union memorial serv.
ices were held on Sunday afternoon, an
excellent sermon being presented by the
Rev. w. II. Hyde of the Methodist church
- The following persons all former
residents of this place, were in town over
Sunday: H. p French and wife of Albany
N. Y; A G. Noyes of Lansingburgh, N. Y.
Mrs. Danforth of Hamburger, Iowa; Mrs b
G. Sheldon and children of Swanton; Mrs
DIR. Thompson Of Rutland; f. G. Page and
j. G. Morgan of the University of Vermont
and Major ID. j. Stafford of Manchester, n
II. - The remains of Mrs. William
Bates were brought here from Barre fol
burial ON Sunday. The funeral services
were held at the Methodist chapel, Rev. Mr.
Hyde officiating. 80 A missionary con
cert was held at the Congregational vestry
on Sunday evening. - The Pleasan
street hall, until recently used by the Coco
Tempars, has been finished off for tene
ment and will be occupied by Carroll Har
ris and family. - The abutment on the
east side of the river on the site for the new
iron bridge is completed. Work is being
pushed rapidly this week on the west abut
ment and the new road running from it.
Wolcott.
ELDER HEALEY preached a memorial dis
course at the Universalist church last Sun
day. - Last week Monday Nathanie
Jones, while at work in the saw-mill, brok,
his leg between the ankle and knee. -
Albert Jones of Lowell has sent a yer,
pretty stone from that place to be set at the
head of his brothers grave. - Eide
Whitney, who has been here three years
preached his farewell sermon last Sunday
- j. T. Jones has had avery pretty ston
set at the head of his wife's grave. -
John Chafey has sold his colt for $117.5
- Eugene Wheeler lost a good hors
last week. - While riding on dunn
cart one day last week little Mervin Wheele
had the end of one of his fingers taken of
- Last Saturday about thirty of on
people were at work all day in the cemetery
- Hosea Young has moved into h. II
Peck's house. - Mrs. Il. Arbuckle ha
gone to West Concord to visit her SON -
William Lawson has moved on to a farm IL
Woodbury..