The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1886-04-14
Windsor County.
Bethel.

FURNITURE DEALER MARSH, who always
manages to have the most desirable stock of
housekeeping fiXings around hiin, added to
his already fine stock on Saturday eveninga
most desirable article to every well-ordered
Households very pleasant young wife--in
the person of Miss Lucy Williams. May
happiness and prosperity attend this we'll
assorted young couple in their journey
through fife. - Myron Burnett, wife
and daughter returned from their western
visit on Friday last. - A. A. Brooks
was confined to his house with sickness two
or three days last week. - The children
of the Universaist Sunday-school have in
rehearsal very fine Easter service, which
they will give at their church on the even
ing of Easter Sunday, April 25th. We are
told that the members of the Congregational
school will also give concert at their
church the same evening. = Fred Faulk-
ner has left off work in Stearns' livery sta
BILE. - Willis Brooks and wife are board
ing at c, 7; Coy''s, he being engaged at work
at his trade of carpenter in the village.
- Henry Gushing of Kimball, Dakota,
is visiting in town. - James Marsh and
wife are costly settled for the coming year
in A. l.. Stearns' tenement, recently vacated
by George Abbott. 80 The masquerade
dance at the Bascom House Hall, Fast day
evening, on account of the wretched state of
the roads was not very fully attended.
- Mr.. and Mrs. John Williams visited
their daughter and family, Mrs. G.. n.
Parker at Royalton last week. - Edwin
Sturtevant is sorely afflicted with a bad
carbuncle on one side of his neck. -
Rev. j. Il. Robin not having returned from
his western trip, Rev. j. b. Tabor supplied
his desk again last Sunday. 80 We under
stand that Chester Foster is soon to move
on to the Harrison Durham farm in Royal
ton. 60 Abbie Fisher is to teach in the
Camp Brook district this summer. -
The Shepard Family are advertised to give
one of their concerts at the Universalist
church on Thursday evening of this week
60 Daniel Lille Post, G.. A. r., will
hold a campfire at the Bascom House Hall
on Friday evening next, to pay the expenses
of which an admission fee of fifteen cents
will be charged. In addition to instru-
mental and vocal music, Rotations and
other features to make a pleasant evenings
entertainment, it is expected that Colonel
George w. Hooker of Brattleboro, Captain
Henry c.. Lull of Montpelier, Captain Ell
dredge of Warren, Captain II. n Bruce of
Barnard, Captain Hayward of Tunbridge,
Dr. G. G. Smith of Gaysville, Captain ID. NJ.
Clough of Bethel and others will come, with
whole armsful of fuel to throw upon the
fire, which will be kindled at half-past seven
o'clock. - We are informed that the
! Sons of Temperance have leased Murray
! Hall, in which they will hold their meetings
! in the future. - Warren Preston is to
work for G.. f. Graham the coming summer
- We are glad to learn that William j.
Rogers, who was nearly or quite blind for
some weeks, has regained his sight. -
After an absence of eight years Nelson Par
rott of Redwood, n. Y, is visiting friends in
this place. - E. S. jackson moved into
his new house on Wednesday last. -
We are told that Herbert Grant became of
age and came into possession of his property
on Saturday last, and before night he had
| bought horse and wagon or two, which he
intends to make the nucleus for another
| livery stable. - Hon. Crosby Miller was
in town last week Thursday. - Charlie
! Stearns and Harry Durham caught large
wild goose on the fair ground one day last
week.
Sharon.
THERE has been good flow of sap the
! past week, which has made busy work for
! sugar-makers. - Mrs. Horace Marsh
and Mrs. Samuel Bartlett are added to the
sick list this week. - Mrs. Chester
| Doubleday, lightweight years old, who has
been sick nearly all winter, is rapidly re-
| gaining her health - Miss Alice Marsh
has returned to Philadelphia. Mrs
w. III. Chillson of St. Adams is visiting in
town. j. NJ Holman has closed his
labors as clerk for c. A. Williamson and
has gone to STAFFORD. - ID. b. MosheI
was out blowing last week. - Mr. Glen
Blake has returned home to st. Adams.