The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1886-03-10

hands and feet. - Melven Hoadley,
lately employed as clerk in w. III. Ashley's
grocery store, has finished his abors with
this gentleman and soon leaves for Worces-
ter, where he expects work of some descrip-
ton. 60 Rev. s. III. Wheeler soon goes to
Andover, Mass, as member of the exam
lining committee at Andover Theological
Seminary. He will be absent one week.
- Miss Hattie Elliot is spending her
vacation at her home in this place. -
Report has reached us that Mrs II. M. For
est, who has been spending the winter with
her daughter in Springfield, ILL.,, has ex-
tended her trip to California. - ID. j.
Burleigh and wife leave this week for their
home in Adrian, Michigan. - Our young
people are meeting with good success in
preparation for their plays, which will be
given some time this month. AS it is the
last benefit of this kind for the band, let
there be full house when they take place.
- AT the auction on Frank Demerritt's
farm, next Saturday, forty tons of good up
land hay will be sold.
Waterbury Center. ,
The school opened last week with fair
attendance. Miss Mary e. Gum returned
to her duties from Worcester, Mass, last
Saturday. 60 e. f. Ross a student at the
Seminary, it preparing for the practice
of dentistry. - Rev. S. III. Wheeler
preached at the Baptist church last Sunday
in exchange with Rev. j. w. Burgin. -
John Jackman, who has lived on H. b.
Clark's farm the past year, has bought the
river farm of G. f. Clough and taken possess
sion. Mr. Jackman was unfortunate last
Saturday in breaking the leg of an OK, while
drawing logs for Tuck Mansfield.
John Talbot has moved from the Elder Full
Ter farm on Kicker Mountain, to the II. b.
Clark farm at the Center. - II. II.
Mather went across the lake last Saturday
for a short visit. Miss Mary Mather
l.. -
weeks - Byron Edwards has moved
from the w. II. Anderson farm to the Dan
Moody farm on Gregg Hill. - Mr.. and
Mrs. Bracket of Lynn, Mass, are visiting
Mrs. Brackets parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. T.
Parcher. - Ed. Ashley has taken farm
to the same. 49, There will be quarterly
meeting services at the Methodist church
next Sunday. Rev. Mr.. Enright of Stowe is
to officiate. A daughter of Channy
Town has been quite sick with canker-rash,
but is improving. Some other cases are re-
ported.
Woodbury..
REV. JAMES RAMAGE occupied the pulpit
last Sunday. He leaves this week for New
York, and will sail for Scotland in few
days. 1t is expected that services will be
held here nearly every Sabbath during his
Absence his place being filed by clergymen
from neighboring towns. - Dea. Clark
was called to Calais, last Sunday, to attend
the funeral of his sons child. - Town
meeting was adjourned for one week on ac-
count of the bad condition of the roads
- The barn on the Robert Dow farm
was demolished by the recent high wind,
and several other buildings were badly
damaged. - Florence Lyford, Rosa Trow
and Lora Goodale are attending school at
Hardwick.
Worcester.
AS Dean Hunt is soon to leave for the
West and many of his friends wish to spend
an evening with him before his departure,
a sociable will be held at Mr.. Hunts resi-
dence on the evening of the 18th. All are
invited. - The little son of Lutte Hay.
ford recently lost two of his fingers while
playing with a hay-cutter. - David
Kirkland has moved to Barre and Oscar
Burnham has moved on to his place at the
Corners.