The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1889-04-17
From Our Town Correspondents.

NORTH PoMFREr.-Most of the farmers
have put away their sugar utensils. -
The funeral services of Mrs. S. f. Leonard
were held April 7. - A small boy has
come to reside with Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
Harrington.
Observation-Disclosures Baird was brought
before Justice Dana charged with drunken
ness and riotous conduct. He paid fines
and costs amounting to little over $50
and went on his way rejoicing that he did
not go to Rutland this time. - The
WATCHMAN job office has been thoroughly
replenished. Printing of all kinds done
with "neatness and despatch"
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION. George Oakley
of Concord, VT, had his hand cut off by a
circular saw, Monday. - A. DeForrest,
a new brakeman, lately from Canada, struck
a covered bridge on the Passumpsic here
Monday afternoon, fell, had one leg and
one arm run over, and died the same even
ing. He was young man and had no
family.
WAsHINGToN.-Ira Emery, son of Lewis
Emery, died suddenly of heart disease at
Worcester, Mass, last Saturday. His re-
mains were brought to this place for inter-
ment. The deceased was twenty-five years
of age and leaves wife. - Get your note
and bill heads, statements, circulars, and
business cards, etc, etc, at the WATcHMAN
job office. Orders by mail carefully filed.
EAST ELMoRE.-The lumber mills of
George A. Morse, j. r. Parker and George
Gray are running night and day. - DR..
Herbert Gale of Barre is visiting his par
ents here. - There is to be a school
meeting in district No. Q, April II, to see if
the district will have school the coming
summer. - There will be no services at
the Methodist church next Sunday, as the
pastor is attending conference at Morrisville.
CoRINTH CORNER. Rev. S. G. Vail
preached his last sermon of his year on
SUNDAY. There will be no meeting in the
Methodist church next Sunday. Mr.. Vail
has many warm friends at the Corner and
it is hoped that he will return. He has la
bored earnestly for the welfare of the
church, having made five hundred pastoral
visits baptized two and taken four into the
church He is in the true sense " a man of
God"
MARsHFIELD.-Ella Pike, wife of Saben
Pike, was buried Sunday, Rev. o. ID. Clapp
officiating at the funeral. - An exam
ination was held at the school-house last
Saturday. Only two teachers were pres
ent. - Mr.. Thayer, the new Congrega-
tional pastor, preached in this church Sun
day. 1t is expected he will divide his time
between here and Plainfield, living at the
latter place. - Job printing of every
kind at the WATCHMAN office. Good work
and reasonable prices. Orders by mail will
have prompt attention.
SHADY RILL.-Mrs. w. e. Folsom and
son have returned to their home in Barre
- Mrs. John ID. Flint, who has been
seriously i'll with pneumonia and heart
trouble. is slowly recovering. - Mrs
Asa George is very low with consumption.
Her mother, Mrs. Dimick of Warren, is
caring for her. e. Herbert w. Cum
mings has returned to school at Waterbury
Center. - Send your orders for printing
of any kind to the WATCHMAN office. New
and attractive styles of type, improved IA
cilities. Good work and fair prices.
SOUTH WooDBURY.-Frank Daniels cut
one foot last Saturday while chopping, and
John Fair, Jr., cut his foot badly the
same day. - Last week Tuesday Mar
tin Heidenreich and Alvena S. Jennings
were married at the residence of Eben
Lewis, by l.. j. Benjamin. They have gone
to housekeeping in the part of the red shop
owned by Charles Heath. Mr.. Heidenreich
is to work this season for Mr.. Lewis. -
The WATcHMAN job Office has been thor
oughly repenished. Printing of all kinds
done with "neatness and despatch"
BARTON LANDIsG.-Rev. NJ. V. b. Knox
preached at the Methodist church last Sab
bath and lectured in the evening. Mr.,
Knox will have completed his trip around
New Hampshire - Mrs. Abbie Cham
berlin is spending month in Lowell Mass.
80 Mrs. w. n. Roberts is in Boston.
- l.. ID. Wilson, longtime resident,
has broken up housekeeping here and is
stopping with his sister in CRANKY. 80 o..
III. Austin sprained his ankle severely last
week, and is regaining the use OF 1t slowly.
NEwBURY. i DIR. De Vores house and
barn, with all their contents, excepting the
horse and buggy and half a dozen pieces of
furniture, We're burned Monday morning at
half-past twelve o'clock. The fire caught
from defective chimney which had burned
out Sunday morning. j. ID. South
worth's house took fire Sunday night, but
the flames were discovered by member Of
the family arising for drink OF water.
- w. III. Atkinson has returned from
! his western trip. - The WAroHMAN job