The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1886-07-21
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JnlS week 10 New BrunsWlCk, N D. -
Mrs. AFRO Hood is seriously i'll of erysipelas.
5ylvanus s. Hubbard is also quite sick.
- DIR. s. N. Goss went to Burlington
to be absent few days. His
son, Arthur ", graduated Monday evening
from the Medical Department Of the Uni
versity of Vermont. The young doctor goes
at once to Newark, n. j., to take the place
Of assistant physician in the city hospital.
- George T.. Kimball Of Boston has
been visiting his mother here. - James
postmaster at Medford, Mass,
son of Ira Day Richardson of this town, has
been here on visit to his relatives. ==
Edward A. Davis, now OF Detroit, Mich,
IS in town for short time. - Rev. j. f.
Knapp is at Mortified attending the min
isters' meeting of the Montpelier district.
- Hon. Ranslure w. Clarke of Brattle-
boro was in town last week visiting at Mrs.
Elihu Hyde's. - Miss A. A. Clement
has returned home from her school in Will
JAMESTOWN. - The first thunder shower
Of the season occurred on Sunday afternoon.
An extremely heavy local shower soon
after in the neighborhood was accompanied
by considerable hail.
East Corinth.
AS Mr.. James was absent last Sunday
Rev. Mr.. Davis of West Topsham OBLIGATED.
Henry George and wife of Nashua,
n. H., are at home visiting at his fathers,
Il. +. Georges. - Miss Best Of Chicago,
who has been for the past six weeks at
Charles Pages, returned to her home FRI
day. - Mabel Divoll of Fall River
is in town visiting friends and schoolmates.
- e. p. Sawyer has the finest piece OF
herdsgrass two and one.half acres). The
tallest Is five feet and the shortest four feet
and one-half. Who next?
Newbury.
Mrs. JOEY KELToN of East Montpelier is
in town this week on visit at Mr.. Edward
Hale's. - George A. Sawyer is having
his hotel buildings painted this week.
- The first quarterly meeting of the
conference year was holden at the Metho-
dist church last Sabbath, Rev. N. w. Wilder
officiating. - The fall term of school at
the seminary commences September 9th.
The clearinghouse has been recently re-
paired and will be in readiness for boarders
at the commencement of the term -
Mr.. Wesner of Akron, Ohio, who purchased
the Montebello property last spring, has ar
rived in town with his family, and will open
the house to the public soon. - Mrs.
Owen has engaged board with Mrs. English.
- Miss Dora Wells of Montpelier has
been visiting her relatives in town the past
week. - Several are sick in town with
typhoid fever, among the number is S. A
Eastman and two young men by the name
of Chamberlin who are living with Mr.
Frank George. - Professor ID. A
French is to have charge of the musical
department at the seminary during the com
ing school year. - Rev. S. l.. Bates
breaches two sermons every Sabbath, one
at half-past ten o'clock A. NJ. and another al
o'clock p. NJ. Mr.. Bion Avery is al
home from Moline, Ill. His sister, Bertha
came home from Lowell, Mass, last Satur
day. They are both on a visit - Mr.
Gale and his wife have moved into the New
bury House. - Rev. S. L. Bates of this
place and Mr. NJ. p. Aiken of Evanston
Ill, and a party of ladies, spent WednesdaN
where at early dawn they got splendit
view of the surrounding country for many
miles away. Miss Grace Rowland re
turned home from Sugar Hill, n. H., last
Saturday - Mrs.L. p. Wood and family
formerly of this place, are spending tn,
summer at the base of Mt. Mooshillock il
East Warren. n. H. - Miss Matte
Chamberin closed very successful term o
school last Friday in the Ox-bow district
1t was her first term, but she gave universe
satisfaction. Miss Laura Keith, who
has been in Providence, r. l., for the pas
year, returned home last week very mucl
improved in health - The widow o
the late Henry w. Reyes of Boston, Mass.
is in town with her family. - Mr. Ed
buryport, Mass. - The Hanoverial
Family exhibit in the seminary hall the 2Stl
inst. Professor John Ladd of Mon
treal is in town visiting his father and onl,
sister, Mrs. Lizzie Childs - Rev. HI. n
Burton, DID, is spending his vacation il
shire.
Orange.
PRINCIPAL CHARLES CURTIS, for severa
years of the Odell ILL.,, graded school, ha
recently been elected principal of the grade,
school at Lockport, ILL.,, at salary of 81 ,10C
- Scion Curtis was few weeks sine
thrown on to a gang of circular saws in tn
mill where he works in California, but wa
so fortunate as to escape with only dee
cut ON his wrist.
West Randolph.
CHARLES DUBOIS returned home fror
Chicago Friday, accompanied by his cousin
Harry Gilbert. - Mrs. Ellen Lille
adding an ell to her house and otherwis
improving it. - Belle and Emma ChanC
Ter, who are attending school in Burlnl
ton, have been visiting in town. - L
Mckenzie, formerly of the Central Vernon
railroad, now manager of the Mexico CeI
trail, at an annual salary of $4,000, viste
w. b. Wall, Esq, recently. - Moulto
Brothers have thirty acres of fodder-cori
"A. B. Chandler went to Montres
last week. - Polly Russell of Mortified
has been visiting in town. Harry Sau
DR.. w. S. Curtis is away on vacation. II
intends to return August LIST. TIL
ladies of the Methodist church cleare
about $40 from their ice-cream party la.
week. The night was poor one for ic,
cream. - The town is building a bridg
in the southeast part of the town near c. L
Peake's. - Mrs. r. G. Morton has bee
visiting her father in Sharon. - H. 4
Smith and wife of West Rutland are
town. Robert j. Kimball and famil
arrived in town last Wednesday. - Mr.
Emma E. Buck and daughter returned frol
Williamstown Thursday. - There We
quite cyclone here Sunday. - Mr.
Sidney Howard had shock of paralys
last week. - Erastus Martin of Woo,
stock, Ohio, has been in town lately. II
was a former Randolph boy and has made
rented the store in Dubois & Gays bloc
formerly occupied by Beedle Brothers. H
will move when it Is fitted up. - I'll
ladies of the Christian church served ic
cream in their vestry Saturday evenin,
- Mrs. DR.. Morgan has returned froi
New York. - Rev. Mr.. Perry of til
Center has returned from Saratoga Spring
-; Bert Russell has gone to Dakoti
where he will clerk in dry-goods stor,
- Mrs. e. 4. Herrick of Chelsea is Wis
ing her father, DR.. A. Kendrick.
North Thetford.
THE fresh air children have been in tow
for the past two weeks. Ten came to this ST
ton. - Herbert Hail. large barn is con
pleted and ready for hay and grain. -
Mr.. Ladd will begin in August to rebuild h
steam-mill. The engine will be repaired
the meantime. - Lillian Hoyt from Me-
York is boarding here for few weeks, wit
the Adams young ladies, at the Hosford'
- Miss Sarah Conant from Wellesle