The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1888-08-22
Orange County.
Bradford.

Bradford.
tApcE numbar of citizene Of tbis rloco
at+ondod tho rnnuh Iicar raii,, o. yvolie BIZ,
last Fridav they retnrnad With one If tba
orators and had snaecbes 'torcblights and
,nusic in tl,a streats Lora 800 ~ H.
crafts hold :. rail- and aog-roisin, haro an
TUESDAY -. II q DsS 10 in toYn for q
fayv weeks In SETTLE nm Iii: afrairs hare Ita
hos nurchased n drug hnsinees In Rea+rirn
Neb and heen there Tor a nnmhar ~ months
mast. - Comnanv q of bradford went
To the annual miisteT +Lie ,vaal, Of Darby
tbe advance qnard ooing on Mondav o-os'
Rev A. ], Hongh wears smiling face He
booa,,a 10 fotLo f 49,, 70 ~, ~ lily
last Thursdav' - The excursion to Aka
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS last Satnrdav was little
natroI,ized Inv Bradford neonle - Fair.
lee nond Seams to attracf most If the nicnic
narties The Grand Army most had a nicnic
there Tuesday this week and the Metbodist
Snndavsschool to-dav fXyednesdavi
Braintree.
NORMAN CLAFLIN is i'll with typhoid fever
anu is nor expected TO recover; - Inc
the bridge and if thew have no bindrance
thev will oct il done nv election time in Mo-
vember, and until tbey Get it done the trav.
cling puhlic will have to On through the
brook. Snowsville grange held a meet
inc Saturday nipbt-tbe fiTst for EIGHT weeks
- Oats are rustinp yerv badly on tbe
low lands and aOmp piqpps are worth emf
ting only for the straw. Corn il good only
nuife lafe Potatoes are good and II thev 10
not rot will make n fair crop. Anples are
variable. in some places thew are nlentv
and in others hut few. but in all places
rather small. To those that depend ON
western grain to feed the mast week has
been a had one az the dealers at West Ram
dolph have been entirely out and none was
to he nrocnred II was getting nrettv drv
hut the rains of the mast week have filed
the streams and springs. - 1t is reported
that Chester Annis has bought the Sam
Steele Mace in Roxburv and ia To move
there soon. W. III Perham is nepo-
tiatinp for the Buttertield place in this town.
- Mrs Will Pride ia IN with heart dis
ease. Mrs. Betsev G.. Washburne and
granddaughters. Ida and Ada Foss from
Boston. Mass, have been stoppinp with d.
w C. Rlanchards family for the last few
weeks. The school commenced last
Tuesday in West Brookfeld. the weather
being 40 ,infavorable that the committees
could not get the teacher on Monday
chelsea.
THE republican rally on SATURDAY. was in
all its features brilliant success The
weather was perfect, the speaking excel
lent the crowd large and enthusiastic but
perfectly sober and orderly The speakers
were Hon. A. w. Tenney of Brooklyn, Gen
eral Pitkin of Louisiana and Jieutenant-
II U
most taking features was Mr.. Maxham's
singing. - General A. p. Hovey, the
republican candidate for governor of In
diana, is a cousin of the late A. X. Hovey
of this town and more remote relative of
Cashier C. S. Emery. - Hale X. Oar
ling and George A. Tracy are attending the
muster Vi tne Nernl0lt NaoioHai Iuaiu az
ford comnanS 91 Rev Massrs Piarca
and Walton are ATTENDING the Advent carnn-
l
ouenre the tent.meetinos are discontinued
iii their return. The Woman's Chris
tian Tamnaranca Linton hos chosan tha foi
Iowing officers for tha ensuing YEAR. Presi-
dent Mrs, Y. NJ. Alien. vice. nresidents.
Mrs r T., Corwin- Miss Harriet Rixhv'
F. Z Coryyin corresnondinee secretary Miss
/ g. Hatch. +reasmrer Mrs q NJ Tarbeil
- T,ha haard of I'LL an+hor;tv u;ii
meet for the correction If the check LIST
newt saturday afternoon Younp voters
~ to1-a ,at 80 ,ho fr.,ananis 6at Iii
ranort thamSeI,,aS for tbat nnrnose :" 80
A pronuhiinnn no,,o,s tow Tho Pndnn,inatio,, of
to,yn ranrasantativa 10 caiIed Tor newt yael
cotrrioi - af,arnonr ot tan;iool ~ ~, 49,
hall Rear in mini thar II ia Satnrday Of
naxt weel Sentemhar and aorern ronr.
aaI,,as aoanrJ;Iai, :, A,,dS1, ia ras;
| dants in toun ara M II TincoiH and VII
| Of Eitcbhnrg Mass Wilson Enerv Of
! Ros+nn Adaihart u Carnantar 81 posyyoy
Nv P;cbardson of New Enrif VI Do1 Pet,
p n MatcaIf % Rrooi,faId deIiyerad a n
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in Uotai l. Hall on NnndaJP e,,an;no pT Tbs
nnrniUsions nf the snaatsr cannot ba con
auaIi,, aonantad 1rbpp aHSraos n,as %roht
vritttS onJ dpr;o,;nol '' was
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Corinth.
HARRISON AND MORTON clnb was or.
panized here the 11tb instant with C. G. Sar.
Cent. nresident, and +. w Thurbnr score.
farv I r. Tbird.nartv dodgers ind few
followers here. Repubiicans who lean that
wav are renelled nv Rroo<s' commemorative
speech. - Mrs Newton Walter died the
Ith, aged about eighty. The funeral was
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p.oaon pa,, NJ Gooiad1o Iotal,, Of nrano.
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baa,, rrithort nastor tba ,nnst 81 tha +;me
to $50 tho ,,ast Sf,aan o,tbs and IL 10 70 h,
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III To- r' 800 hara IL aTrn5opt and 10 rnootIy
m1 .af i ~; am oond;t;nn C a 70 10 hact
sal hut hos mada Good orowtb Graz,