The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1888-09-26
LamOille County.
Eden.

SEE announcement of DAILY JOURNAL
and WATCHMAN for session on first and
fourth pages. Who and how many will get
the JOURNAL or WATCHMAN free? -
Aaron Keller post, G.. A. r.. whose head
quarters are at North Hyde Park, but hav-
ing many members from this town, gave an
entertainment at its hall last Wednesday
evening, at which time they disposed of the
quilt presented to them by the Ladies' Lib
eral League, realizing Sl4.40 from the sale.
Professor George White and wife assisted
in the entertainment. a paper is i'll circu-
latiOn to secure names to get a charter for a
camp of Sons of Veterans. - The La
noble county Sunday-school I association
will meet in convention at Cambridge this
week. - DIR. Bacon is visiting home and
friends in Chelsea and vicinity. He is ac-
companied by his family. 60 Mrs. w.
Barnard recently sold her household goods
and has gone to Chicago, where her husband
is located in business. - Captain c. w.
Blake is again on the ssick.list. - Mrs.
Charles Adams suffered fall and is con-
fined to her bed, but slowly improving.
- Stearns Brothers have built new
tiume and repaired the dam at their mill.
- o. V. Mosely, while assisting in work
at Stearns' mill, stepped on broken spike,
and entirely through his foot. - The
late frost did much damage here and the
rains have prevented the work of harvest
ing, Pumpkins and squashes are being
eaten in the fields in some localities by bugs
like those that infest the vines in the early
part of the season. Beans in many places
will not be harvested. Apples are quite
plenty but not of good quality, especially
where the hail fell in the summer. - II
II. Newton has traded his farm with his
brother, Fred, for a smaller place in Lowell
he will sell that but has not decided where
he will locate, and doubtless will not until
after this session of legislature, to which he
is member-elect.
East Gilmore.
SEE announcement of DAILY JOURNAL
and WATCHMAN for session on first and
fourth pages. Who and how many will get
the WATCHMAN or DAILY JOURNAL free.
- The rains last week raised the
streams so that the saw.mills are again
running full time. - The two oldest
daughters of w. n, Silloway are very i'll
with typhoid fever. - Flora A. Morse
is to begin her third term OF school in the
Wheeler district October /.
Hyde Park.
SEE announcement of DAILY JOURNAL
and WATCHMAN for session on first ant
fourth pages. Who and how many will ge
the JOURNAL or WATCHMAN free? -
The band was out last Saturday evening, re
Splendent in new uniforms and Serenade(
Representative-elect Cheney. - Messrs
Slayton Brothers & Bliss have begun worl
on their steam mill near the depot They
intend to have il completed as soon as pos
sible. The selectmen have laid out a roa,
through ii. M. Noyes' garden to the site o
the new mill. - Mr.. Almon Boardmal
was seriously i'll last week, but is slight.
better now, so that hopes of his recover,
are entertained. - II. A. Bailey ha
purchased the meat and provision bushes
of w. S. Page OF Winooski and will tax
possession October 20.
Stowe.
SEE announcement of DAILY JoURNA
and WATCHMAN for session on first an
fourth pages. Who and how many will ge
the JOURNAL or WATERMAN free? -
Henry Raymond and wife of Rocheste
were here to attend the funeral of Mr.. Jerr
Sargent, held Wednesday, the 18th -
On account of the recent cold weather, bu
very few guests are left at the Mount Mans
field House. - Charles Watts died FIR
day night, the 14th. The funeral was he'll
the following Sunday at the house of hi
son, Chandler Watts. - Mrs. wilco
and son of Ware, N. H. are visiting friend
in town.