The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1888-06-20

b. N Phillips was badly bruised Sunday
evening Of last week by falling from the
veranda Of the hotel to the ground during
an attack of dizziness. She was unconscious
for some time. 80 Miss Carrie Winship
Mrs. Kelton and her three-year-old son, Mas
ter Raymond, from East Montpelier made
short visit to this place last week. -
Rev. II. ID. Barrett from the Meadvile,
Penn, Divinity School, will preach in Town
Hall next Sunday at two o'clock
GouldsviIIe.
Miss JESSIE PEARSON fell down stairs
Monday hurting her quite badly. The ex-
| tent of her injuries is not yet known. 60
James Gould, Jr., and his son, of Wisconsin,
are visiting at j. w. Gould's. - Eben
| Gaynor is working in Barre for few weeks.
- Newton Martin has sold his store
and tenements adjoining to Dutton & Rich
mond of Northfed. - Mrs. Charles
Cady of Bellows Falls is visiting at the
home OF her father, III. X. Eaton.
Roxbury.
Mr.. AND Mrs. LEON You've of st. Albans
are visiting at G.. A. Young's. 60 Mr..
Dow has moved from Orrin Flint's to the
! Sylvester Tracy farm. - David Ellis
! died on Thursday last and was buried on
Saturday. A delegation from the Grand
Army posts of Northfeld attended the
funeral. 60 Messrs Frank and Hamlin
Ellis of Rochester were in town on Satur-
day.
WaitSfield.
L. ID. SAVAGE was in Burlington last week.
- Mrs. Bigelow is still very low. 60
! w. a. Jones has gone to Chicago 60 attend
the convention. - Quite number of
our young people, and some of the older
ones, will attend the several commence
| ments which occur this week, and doubtless
a larger number would 60 were it not that
we are to have commencement at the
Congregational church next Thursday
evening, which will have full attendance.
The names of the graduates are Willard j.
Brooks of Bethel and Nellie f. Martin of
this place. 1t is expected that the sermon,
charge and certificate will be given by Rev.
E. S. Fiske. Miss Martin has been will
ing helper in every good work, especially in
the choir, where she has rendered valuable
aid, and carries with her the best wishes of
her many warm friends, who wish her much
happiness on the journey Of life, which she
prefers to take by the Brooks of Bethel
rather than among the green hills and river
of Waitsfeld - The Ladies Aid Society
will hold an ice.cream social and lawn party
on the lawn at the Methodist church
Wednesday evening, July 4. A short lit
erary programme will be given consisting
of music and recitations. A good time is
anticipated. Everybody is cordially invited
to be present. - Mrs. j. G.. Bushnell
and Mr.. and Mrs, r. Bucklin are visiting
friends in town.
Mr., AND Mrs. EUGENE CARDELL of Low
ell, Mass, are visiting friends in town.
- f. H. Edgerton and E. A. Eldredge
are attending the convention in Chicago.
- j. II Senter and family were in town
over Sunday. - Frank Moores horse
was killed by lightning during the shower
Friday afternoon.
East Warren.
ONE of the most serious accidents that
ever happened in town occurred last week
Tuesday night. J. l.. Tillotson and family
and Miss Merte Goky of Northfed, teacher
in district No. |, had been to the village
AS they were starting home the horses COM
menced running and Miss Goky was thrown
from the wagon Her left leg was broken and
crushed so badly that the bones protruded
through the flesh, even perforating her foot.
1t was wonderful that she was not instantly
killed. and had it not been for the presence
of mind of Will Cardell, who went to her
rescue, she probably would have been.
She suffers extremely and has the sympathy
of the entire community. She was carried
at once to l.. II. Heath s, where Drs. Greene
and Slayton set the broken limb. - The
Mite Society is to meet with Mrs. O. CT.
Fassett next Thursday afternoon. -
Joseph Eldredge of Vergennes is stopping in
town. Rumor says that when he returns to
his work he will not go alone. - Mrs.
George III. Williams and daughter Elsie of
Chelsea, Mass, are spending few weeks
, at Judge Riford's. Mr.. and Mrs. H. p. Ri
ford of Waterbury also spent portion of
ander Brigham who have been spending
short time in New Hampshire, have re-
turned home. - Miss Carrie Butterfeld
of Roxbury spent last Sunday in town.
- James L. Tillotson has been visiting
, in Brooktield.
Waterbury.
} A GRAND republican rally will be held in
Hotel Hall Friday evening, June 90 under
the auspices of the republican club of
Waterbury, to ratfy the Chicago nomina-
tiCns. The meeting will be addressed by
, Frank Plumley, Esq, of Northfield Music
will be furnished by Citizens Band. -
Children's day will be observed in the
Methodist church next Sunday morning. A
special notice of the offering" which is to
be taken is requested.
t Waterbury Center.
, THE Womans Christian Temperance
: Union will hold business meeting at their
: lodge room next Saturday at half-past six,
and Tuesday, afternoon, July 3, regular
g meeting will be held at Mrs. Jane Smith 3.
4 - DIR. j. f. Foster left for Chicago last
week. He expects to visit friends in other
t parts of the West before returning, -
| Rev. Mr.. Hamblin and wife of Williams
town called upon their Center friends last
week. - Mrs. Dupher and daughter
from Randolph are visiting at Mrs. Eaton
< Hutchins' - Evan Evans spent Sunday
9 here. 80 Professor A. NJ. Marsh left for
Acton, Maine Wednesday.
Woodbury..
4 CHILDREN DAY will be observed at the
g Methodist church the first Sunday in July.
| - Mrs. Nathan Ainsworth celebrated
: her eighteth birthday last week.
: South Woodbury..
Mr.. AND Mrs ERNEST BENJAMIN of New
4, York city, with their son, Master Harry, are
A stopping at Samuel Benjamin - A
= horse belonging to l.. j. Benjamin has the
: pink-eye. - DR.. Il. w. Lance made a
t trip to Boston last week - l.. j. Benja-
9 min has been appointed sexton in place OF
: G. c. Haskell, who moved away recently.