The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1886-06-30
Glover.
Windsor County.
Bethel.

j. j. WILSON, wife and daughter, at
tended commencement exercises at Dart
mouth last week. - A. A. Soper INDUCED
in new potatoes and green peas of his own
raising last Saturday. - Professor w.
r. Shipman of Tufts College called upon
friends in this village on Friday of last
week. - Guy Wilson graduated from
his course at Dartmouth at the commence
ment last week. - Rev. Mr. Hardy of
West Randolph assisted in the services at
the Congregational church last Sunday.
- Cards announcing the marriage of
Miss Florence Bagley at her home in Yank-
ton, Dakota, to James ID. Elliot, a young
lawyer of that section, were received by her
friends in this place last week. - Rev.
s. A. Parker attended commencement ex-
ercises at Goddard Seminary, Barre, last
week. - The ladies of the Universalist
society are to have stand upon the grounds
at the celebration on Saturday, from which
they will furnish refreshments to all who
may wish them at reasonable prices. -
In the darkness, one evening last week,
Albert Lincoln walked off from the walk in
front of E. S. Parker's dwelling. Though
severely shaken up, he escaped serious in
jury - Saturday, because of the Fourth
of July celebration, the Christian Endeavor
rooms on Main street will be open all day
for the accommodation of any who may
wish to occupy quiet place before or after
the exercises on the fair grounds. Some
one will be in attendance, and between four
and five the society invite all visiting men,
bers from other towns to join them in a
social hour. - Miss Abbe Fisher at
tended commencement at Hanover, n. III. :,
last week. - l.. II. Edison and wife are
spending week or more in visiting friends
at South Woodstock, White River Junction
and Lebanon, n. III. - M. A. Chandler
| of Barnard drives a fine horse which weighs
about LOO pounds, stands about sixteen
hands high and is a son of the famous trot-
ter, Como" owned by Mr.. Billiard of this
town. - Mrs. G. +. Stone of Rutland is
visiting in town. - We learn that j. b.
Alley & Company contemplate making
some extensive additions and repairs upon
their tannery in the near future. - s..
f. Sterling of Woodstock, agent for the
| Champion road-machine, was in town on
Monday. - Joseph Burrelle has bought
of j. ID. Gushing building lot adjoining
that of Will Rogers, and will build upon it
| at once. - The lumber for the foot
bridge across the river has been delivered
upon the ground. - Myron Stafford of
| Sutton, p. O., is at work as assistant super
intendent in j. b, Alley & Company's tan
merry. - III. o. Markham was called home
from his work one day last week by the
sickness of one of his children. - Mrs.
S. T. Coy and granddaughter of Bellows
Falls are visiting friends in this place.
East Bethel.
Mrs. FRED MARKS fell down flight OF
stairs recently, sustaining quite severe in
juries. - Last week Seth Monkey had
the misfortune to cut off one of his fingers
in moving machine. - Herbert Smith
stuck pitchfork into his foot recently and
is unable to proceed with haying. -
Smith & Burnham have dissolved partner.
ship on account of the poor health of the
latter, who goes to the Adirondacks this
week. accompanied by his brother, Mark
from Newark, n. Y, and John Booth and
Justus Buck of this place. - About
thirty young people attended Luette Boy
ingtons party last week. - Mrs. Ben
Peak of Boston is visiting her father and
old acquantances in this vicinity. -
Mrs. Edward Gabree of Montpelier is
spending few weeks at Kilborn Days.
Gaysville.
JOHN BUTTON cut his ankle badly with al
ak last week - Children's Day was oh
served at the Methodist church last Sun
day - The village schools close this
week. - Mrs. Rachel Strong and hel
daughter from New Jersey are visiting al
Lindall Lambs. - Mrs. Jesse Wright
and Mrs Tobias are visiting in Quechet
this week.
Sharon.
WALTER DROWN, who worked for K. ii
Moves. had an apoplectic fit last week and
died in about two hours His funeral was
held Sunday afternoon at two o'clock, and
on Monday his remains were taken to Pitts
field and buried by the side Of his wife and
daughter A cow owned by q. II. Hart
got hung in the stable last week. -
new fence has been erected around the GENE,
terry. - K. X Dexter OF Brown Uni.
versity is at home on his vacation. -
Miss Lucinda Burnham is visiting friends
in town. - Mrs. E. w. Boardman OF
Somerville Mass, is visiting in this place