The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1889-09-04


tanned on Wednesday evening last at the
home of Miss Frary in Jonesville. On the
Saturday evening following they celebrated
their first annual green corn dance on the
shores Of Buffers pond. Too much credit
cannot be given to Red Jacket, whose eff
cheney as lookout enabled the bucks to
bring off enough corn for a roast.
A coach loaded with Jolly party from
Montpelier passed through town on their
way to Bolton Falls, Monday morning.
They were all supplied with horns and
made Rome howl, but the palm for noisiness
was conceded by the onlookers to a chubby,
round,faced young gentleman who sat in
passed by. Old 1Golus had blessed him
with excellent pneumatic organs, as was
evidenced by the rubicund distention of his
cheeks, and the fearful manner in which
his eyeballs protruded from their sockets,
and he made the most of his natural adj
vantages. 1t was relief to discover that
he passed through the ordeal safely, and
was noticed among the survivors when the
party returned to the capital.
West Fairlee.
Our postmaster, Mr.. Dudley, having re-
turned from his wedding tour, will for the
present board at Mrs. Dearborn's. Mrs.
Dudley, long known here as Angie Brad
bury, will be cordially welcomed.
The exodus of summer boarders creates a
void in society here which is much felt.
Among those who have left us are, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Hutchins and two children
from the hotel, Mrs. Reed and two children
and Miss Burnham from Mr.. Eastman's.
Williamstown.
A son was born last Saturday to Mr.. and
Mrs Frank York.
j. X. Lynde took premiums on two horses,
last week. at Rutland.
Mrs. Ellen Kathan Morse continues very
feeble at her home in Barre.
Miss Stella Martin has recently returned
from Brattleboro in poor health.
Miss Myrtle johnson is to attend the fall
term of the Green Mountain Seminary at
Waterbury Center.
Miss Fanny f. Waldo is to teach this fall
in Middlesex. She is one of our most est.
mabe young ladies'.
Our Methodist friends bring reports of an
unusually pleasant and successful camp.
meeting at Mortified.
Messrs. John Lynde, Sr. and George
Beckett are both i'll with summer complaint
the former seriously so.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Bass are about tc
visit friends in Massachusetts previous tc
their return to the West
Mrs. Holloway Merrill recently had g
slight paralytiC shock while visiting
brother in Massachusetts.
Charles Edison, long in the employ OF j
X. Lynde, has just returned from the Wes
after an absence of two years.
Mrs. DR.. G. A. Bailey always welcome
guest here) and children of Montpelier
were with friends here last week.
Charles Farnsworth of Barre is working
granite boulders on the farm of his father
in-law, Gilman Smith, of this town.
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daughters, Mrs. George Clark and Mrs
Arthur Ralph, who reside near Boston.
Mrs Lucina Burnham Dexter, residing
now in Montgomery, is with her little daugh
ter, visiting her brother Myron in Mont
pelier.
Mrs. Denison Martin is about to visit fam
lily friends in the West She will accom-
pany Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Bass on theil
return.
Harry G. Elder and wife, nee Miss Matte
Gale, are likely to remain East. Mr.. Eide
has found work in Barre, and Mrs. Eldel
will be likely 10 resume the work of must,
teaching there.
Will o. Martin will prolong his vacation
from work in Bratteboro short time tt
help out his old employer, Perley Chandle
of Barre, in his accumulated work of re
pairs of watches.
One of our leading farmers tells us tina
last winter he made the eXDeriment of scat
terng manure broadcast on the snow. Tn,
result. as apparent on his farm this wear. i
most satisfactory.
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granite Shells ia inrraasnr thara - s 90 - =,
n donanI fnr st;ii 'nere - saiu !!
that "A plan is afoot to materially increas
the granite business here in the comm,
months.
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The two sisters, Misses Clara A, and Ed
~ Lasell' whose industry and hard-work
Shown IN the payment for farm here,
and whose loving care of parents, hav
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