The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1886-10-13

Mrs Charlie Richardson's Thursday even:
ing report very gay time. - Sisters OF
! Mrs Henry Bushnell are visiting her -=
Fred Lewis celebrated his twenty-frst
birthday Friday evening by select surprise
party, - o. G. Wilder is visiting friends
in several of the Western States.
Waterbury.
THE butchers of cattle on the mountains
have at last been found. So clear is the evil
dence that there can be but little doubt as
regards the guilt of the parties The cattle
were owned by Hiram Boyce, who keeps
large number of head on the mountains for
ready use in his market. The first beef
creature was missed nearly one year ago.
and since that time quite a number have dis
appeared from time to time. - One
Chauncey Arlington and Shonios living
on Woodward hill, were brought to justice
yesterday by hard work and perseverance
of detectives who have been on the "war
path " for weeks. They were taken to
Montpelier Jail, and there they will remain
until their trial. They claim that they can
prove their innocence, but that remains to
be seen. -= Everybody seems to be well
pleased with the Daily journal, as the extra
Geographic news and locals from different
towns add immensely to the sheet. ~
We have just learned that ID. j. Burleigh
of Adrian, Mich, has just had an addition
| to his family in the form of boy. -
their melodious notes in town. Randall
Blodgett was married to Miss Bell Parcher
on Wednesday afternoon. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bodgett have the best wishes of their many
friends. 60 A large number were sum
moned to Montpelier Thursday before the
grand jury. For what can it be?
Waterbury Center.
MRS j. H. SToCKwELL of Walla Walla,
w. T.. who has been spending the summer
with bpr Mr. and Mrs IT R EplbV.
started for home last Saturday evening.
- The severe cases of lead poisoning
at George w. Growers are all improving.
Mr.. Grover has taken up the lead pipe and
is putting down conductors of wood. -
Prof. James NJ. Chapman, whose readings
have been received with so much favor, will
present an entirely new programme OF
dramatic and humorous selections at Chapel
Hall, on Thursday evening, October IA, al
seven thirty o'clock. On Friday evening
the professor will appear at Unity church
Stowe. Prof. Chapman has favored us witt
readings before, and has always been re-
ceived with the greatest enthusiasm, and
we expect he will have full houses at these
readings.
Warren.
THE Woman's Christian Temperance
Union will meet with Mrs E. w. Slaytor
Tuesday afternoon of next week. -
Miss Rose Perkins is very sick with pneu
monia. Mrs. Seth Sterling is conva
lescing. - Levi Allen has returned from
the Insane Asylum, where he has been fol
the past few months. - Rev. j. b
Whitney died last week, and was taken t.
Readsboro for burial. - There will b,
a temperance meeting in the church a
East Warren next Sunday evening.
East Warren.
, MRS. S1LAs HALL of Brookfield is visit
, ing friends in town. - Miss Effe Good
speed, who is attending school at Mont
pelier has been making brief visit home
- Miss Eva Goodspeed spent Satur
day and Sunday in Montpelier with Mrs
Walter Barney. - Mr. and Mrs. James
Lovett are visiting in East Bethel anC
vicinity. - Miss Emma MEG latin is in
tending to spend the winter in Cleveland
Ohio. - Mrs. T. 1. Sargent and Mrs. Ar
thur Hubbard of Brookteld visited friends
good deal of sickness here now. Mrs. Soul
Parker is dangerously sick with typhoiC
fever. little Elsie Williams is quite sick
and the little Russ child remains very low
- A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. 10
seph Elliott last Friday morning
Woodbury..
: TUESDAY, October 9Th, Frank Batchelde
, and May Lance were united in the bonds o
matrimony. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. James Ramage, at the house o
George Lance, where Mrs. Batchelder has
made her home since her first husband:
death. They are to keep house in Mrs
Farnsworth's house. - Charles Daniel,
and Eber Bashaw, having purchased foul
horses and the entire team of w. l.. Woo
dry have taken job of drawing ston,
from the Lawson place to Hardwick fol
Samuel Daniels. - Florence Lyford ha'
finished her school in Worcester. - Mr.
and Mrs. Milo Carr have finished work fol
Warner Thomas and gone to work fo
; Charles Toodale - Flora Ratchelde
and Warner Drenan of Hardwick visited
their grandmother, Mrs. p. Lilly, over Sun
, day. - Charley Lilly has moved int
the Wallace Ainsworth house vacated b,
Rev. Mr.. Ramage - Mr.. Addison
Drown preached at the Center Saturda.
evening Mr.. Drown will preach at tn,
town house at the Center Thursday even
ing, October IA.
Worcester.
Mrs. GEORGE ELLIS is quite ill. -
George Fenn while at work in the woods
lately, had a log roll over him, but for
tunately escaped serious in jury. - Mrs
I Burnham has gone to Montpelier to reside
- Will Hatch has returned from New
: Hampshire and opened blacksmith shol
? at the Corner. - William Kellogg, Will
J telling trees lately, received severe injur.
to one of his legs. - A mum sociabe i
to be held at the town hall Saturday even
= ing the 10th, for the benefit of the Sunday
: school. - j. S. Wilson, Jr., recent
; broke one of his arms. - The Gran,
l Army boys are to hold a campfire in tn
near future.