The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1886-09-22

season (meaning the fall and winter season)
instead of the last. =- Next Sunday ends
Mr.. HOlden's engagement with us, as he
must go back to his studies at Tufts Divin-
ity School. Mr. A. n. Bliss will continue
the services at the usual hour until further
notice. 80 Mr.. and Mrs. |. S. Dwinell are
visiting in Taunton, Mass. and Abbie Mi
nard of Woodbury. is installed as house,
keeper in their absence 80 j. w. Leon
ard has at last built the long-contested line
fence between his land and that of Mrs
Achsa Dut:on.
East Montpelier.
PoTAToEs are yielding well in some To-
calities, in spite of the dry weather. G. A.
Dingwall dug twenty-five bushels from
three hundred twenty hills one day last
week. They are new variety raised some
two years ago from the seed of a potato-ball
One hill produced nine pounds and another
nine and one-half pounds.
Fayston.
MISS A. B. HALL of Morrisvile is visiting
Clara ID. Browne - Mr. II. ID. Bronson
of Rhode Island visited friends in town last
week 60 Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Boyce at
tended the state fair at Burlington last week.
- Warren Porter is visiting friends in
Syracuse, n. Y.
Marshfield.
DIR. PACKER AND WIFE of Barre, DR..
Wheeler and wife of Barnstable, Mass, and
MI. NtWlOu anu WIG VI NIteHlclu, hdSS',
have for the past week been the guests of
| DR.. Packer of this place. - Mrs. Ar
minda Ashley of Tunbridge has been in
town with her daughter visiting old friends
and places. She will be better remembered
as the daughter of John ID. Woodcock and
the wife of Allen Laird. =- Mrs. c. E.
| Shepard made a short visit last week to her
aged aunt, Mrs. Peter Sabins of Woodbury.,
| she being the only surviving one left of
the family of Captain James English and
a sister of Andrew English. Her father
was one of the first settlers of this town
- l.. l.. Shepard was called to Enos-
burgh last Saturday to see his father, who
is very i'll. 60 Martin Newton recently
| lost good COW. 60 There was no preach
ing at the Methodist church last Sunday,
the pastor being absent from town. -
Orlando Gerry and wife of Stowe are visit
ing here. Mr. Gerry is former resident of
this town. - The ladies of the Univer
salist society will meet with Mrs. j. w. Has
kins this week Thursday afternoon, ana IN
the evening VIII give literary entertain
ment at the Union Vestry' All are invited
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Z. ID. EDGERToN, at f. Plumleys once,
over A. f. Denny's store, VIII receive sub
scriptions and advertisements for the
WATcHMAN, and accounts can be paid to
him: - Frank, the eleven-year-olds son OF
Is. f. Cohurn, was quite badly injured IN
the face Saturday noon by hring heavily "
loaded gun, winch Kicked ana threw nm
down. The wounds were dressed by Dr.
johnson ana no serious results are eX-
pecteu. - Mrs. L.. l.. upper OF Tost
Mills is visiting her father, Il. IL. Crane.
- MISS Lucy Strong returned Saturday
from visit OF several weeks IN New lamp
shire. - Mrs L. "A. Howes OF Brockton,
Mass, Is III town, being called here as wit
ness IN the Plnney vii case. - Mrs. Row
ell OF West Fairlee Is visiting her mother,
Mrs Wilmot. - The Woman S Christian
Temperance Union Will meet with Mrs. j.
II. Orcutt Thursday at three O'Clock p. NJ.
Monthly reading: Subject, FINANCE
- Rev, Z. f. Mclnure OF GaysNllle
preached at the Unlversallst church sun
day i'll exchange with Key, l. /. Booth.
- The ladies OF the UniVersallst So
ciety will hold their circle at their rooms
this Wednesday, afternoon and evening
- Warren Z. Nye OF Barre and Mrs.
Lydia ID. Smith were married Thursday at
the residence of the brides mother, Mrs.
Davis, by Rev. j. .. Sherburn. Mr.. and Mrs.
Nye went to Worcester, Mass, Friday, where
they Will remain few weeks visiting rela-
tives and then go to their home III Barre
80 Jason III. Carpenter son OF the late
Judge Heman Carpenter, died at his resi-
dence IN Cincinnati, ono, last week Tues
day and the body was brought here for
burial Tuesday OF this week Funeral
services We're held at the house of DIR.
Porter on Central street Tuesday forenoon,
Rev. a. III. Webb, pastor of the Methodist
church, officiating. A detail of the Masonic
lodge attended the funeral and the full