The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1886-08-25


in failing health for some time, died on
Tuesday evening of last week. The funeral
services were held on Thursday at the
home of her father, Lucius i. Clark, Rev.
Mr.. Herrick officiating. - Cashier EN-
cry rejoices in the advent of a daughter.
- John b. Corliss, the new driver Of
the Barre stage has removed to town from
Barre, and has taken rooms in Mr.. Belts
house. - Edward II. Hyde has returned
home. - No services at the Methodist
church last Sunday, as the pastor and sew
eral OF the congregation were at Northfeld
camp-meeting = George Clark's daugh-
ter in the upper village has been, and is at
present writing, very i'll with typhoid fever.
- W. f. Hood and Julian have re-
turned from two weeks soiourn at Mag
nolia Beach. - Miss Bertha Rogers of
Lowell is visiting at w. +. Hoods.
Charles II. Corwin is here for few days.
- W. e. Noyes and wife of Franklin,
n. H., are visiting at Alonzo Noyes. -
Miss Hattie S. Vincent is quite i'll. -
Mrs. w. p. Townsend has gone to Oakland
Beach - W. f. Lougee, general secre-
tary of the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton at New Bedford, Mass, has been in town
with his wife, staying at e. b. SANKEY'S.
East Corintb.
SCHOOL commenced in district No. 10 last
Monday. 80 Mrs. Lang Chase of Lowell
Mass, was in town last week visiting
friends. &C. Cheney of st. Johnsbury
was in town last week visiting his friend
Charles Kemp. He returned home Satur-
day. - Mrs. NJ. o. Currier started Mon
day morning for Lyndon, where she is to
attend camp-meeting
Newbury.
REV. DIR. WALLACE of Newburyport.
Mass, preached at the CONGREGATIONAL
church last Sabbath. 80 Mrs. Mary c.
Wright, widow of the late BENJAMIN Wright,
nf IA IN los
- Rev. w w. Column of Province.
town, Mass, is spending a few weeks in orr
4ulet village; - Mrs. Z. Bailey, wife OF
2 .Iohn n stevens and vito ,"9 and M Nh
r. Denham and wife of Now VorIr citv
are visiting i'm town. Mr. Villa M
Boylev died verv enddeniv NOT Lone
since - a LARGE nnmher NJ the Nathne
dists started for Tyndonville commemorative
last Monday -R Roy John Wrigbt III
Canaan VI. was in town last weai5 Ha
| renorts a GOOD RELIGIOUS interest amono his
| neonle - Miss Hattie Stoci,ar hos go ,,,a
10 Georgetown. Mass to snend the remain.
dor Of t6e summer - Mr. John u A.
| wood and wife and two sons of Cbelsea
Mr.. Loring of Whiteteld, n. H., Mr.. b,
w Wooas Oh iassutnpslc; Mrs. "A, "A; Currler OF
WWentWolth ~, VI ~, n Mrs; L' a, w hiuhey OF
,Wlhhepeg', N W. L., Mrs Mary a. DOW
ing ana daughter OF New YORK CITY ana
MISSES tiatue ana IL NJ; faVor OF Boston
have been at the Mt. Pulaski House few
weeks past. - The fall term of school at
the Seminary commenced the 9th of Sep
TENDER, with favorable prospects. -
Rev. 5. h. Bates of the Congregational
49, Rev o. w. Scott Visited the old
Seminary few days ago. Many Others
have been here the past season who still
| feel deep interest i'll the institution.
1
Oi""Se'
The public library has added the Persona
Memoirs OF u. ). Grant to its list of books
North Tbetford
1HE steam engine mas arrived ana Mr
Ladu mas commenced WORK on the ola spo
4 toward pnttlng up new mil. - Mr.
charles LanGeh from New YORK IS board
ing at uhe blossom House. - A larg'
party from mere calnped OUT at falrlee pont
last week, staying over saturday to be ther'
WIN the Odd tellows from St. Johnsbury
VI. w. carpenter returned TO Bostoi
On Mohuay' MISS LizZle baxter goe
10 frahKIii, n. H., thls week TO stop awhile
- Herbert Barnes mas been home for
TWO weeks vacation
West Topsham.
X Dpxrrp and family, Of Joro,,
Moss arc stonn;mo at waiianss Ho,aI Sor
few days. - The village school.house /
recelNiI X n.'o,nG I''s' ooa. q, pan;
Grain Which tbe~ saw 10 full an aye ,n",
| vieId - Tho war,, d.ys cansa +ba 81,
neonle To linoer longor tban tbay otbnrwis,,
would - II IT, Watson has oone +,
Hartford IN visit relatives eo"'
Tunbridge.
ABOUT half.past nine o'clock last weel
Tuesday evening some kind of a cartridp
exploded at the Cottage that wrecked tn
windows the dishes upon the table. an,
stove hole through the floor. Maso,
Farnham was considerably shaken up b,
the explosion. Miss Jennie Wood
worth is to teach the fall term of school il
the village district. - Miss Nora Whit
new. who has been stopping here for he
health. has returned to Shaker Village
n. II. Aaron King has returned
- Low, desperate characters are said t
have threatened to shoot persons stoppin
in the street after nightfall and complain
has been entered against them. - Mrs
Dr. Fish is visiting in Norwich and Thet
ford. - An incendiary lately attempte
to set fire TO the tenement occunied n
Freeman Tucker. - Mr.. Joseph Cav
building a silo. Mr.. f.. g. Marsto
has returned to Providence. - The Ga
Brothers are putting in four new looms
- Frank Jones returned from Califo,
MIA last Thursday.
washington.
LAST week Thursday the two Sabbath
schools of this village united in picnic t
the Barre granite 0uarries The day wa
all that could be desired and one hundre
sixty persons were present and Joined in tn
amusements provided. On the way to tn