The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1889-08-21

tooNrfNuED FROM FIFTH PAeR.l
from Newport, returned last Friday after
spending two weeks in Maine. They
brought fine lot Of trout home with them.
80 A host of people visited Luther b.
Hunts one night last week TO see a night
blooming cereus in blossom The flower
was about fifteen inches across and was a
beauty. 1t remained open just four hours.
Mr. Hunt now has over one hundred differ
ent species of the cactus family. 60
There are now about thirty of the fresh-ar
children from New York in town. Joe Nc
Neal last Friday got up a picnic for their
benefit. The Sunday-schools of the Meth
odist Episcopal and Baptist churches were
invited and all had splendid time.
Lamoille County.
EAST ELMoRE- Hiram Putnams daugh.
ter, Mrs. Clay, from Littleton, N. H., is at
home on visit. - George Gray has
guests from Fall River, Mass. - Most
of the farmers are done haying, although
counter. - Miss Phillips of Grand
Isle has been visiting Rev. Mr.. Bragg's
family. 60 G. A. Keller is building a
barn, Ed. Silloway doing the work. -
East Gilmore people are building cottage
on the Morrisvile camp-ground.
HYDE PARK.-Many farmers in this sec
ton are yet endeavoring TO make hay
W
rumored that III. NJ. Mcfarland has pur-
chased Mrs. o. NJ. Hendricks residence.
80 The Meacham - real estate will be
sold at auction this week Saturday, August
"a. - The Methodist camp-meeting
opened on the Morristown camp-grounds
Monday of this week. =- Frank Gale of
Easthampton, Mass, is in town for a few
! days. His father, Rev. S. f. Gale, is super
intendent of southern mission work in
Georgia and Florida. - Messrs. Slayton
! A. ,f,,,r . l.sy
planing-mil day and night - Levi
Mobiles has moved from the Il. S. Page farm
to a tenement in the Kelley block.
SrowE.-The band will give an open-air
concert Friday evening next. Everybody
invited. - Wilbur Bigelow is home on
visit from Salem, Mass.
Orleans County.
MoRGAN.-J. A. Gray has purchased the
| Judevine lot and will cut the lumber.
60 Mrs. l.. p. Brooks had night-bloom-
! ing cereus blossom the night of August II.
! The blossom was ten inches across and was
| admired by large company. 80 Mar
shall Cal ms will run an engine at West
more this fall and winter. 60 Rev. Mr..
Baker and family of West Charleston have
been camping here the past week.
Windsor County,
BARNARD.-Dr. G. G. Ellis of Somervile,
| Mass, was in town last week. == A son
| of DR.. Jewett, with his wife, from Boston,
are at DIR. Jewetts. 60 Parker Clark,
who came from Winchester, Mass, two
years ago, has sold his farm to a man from
| Boston and intends to return to WinCheS-
ter. - Among the summer visitors stop
ping in town are William French of Provi-
dence, Il. l., and Mrs. Hanford and three
| children of Jersey City, at the Silver Lake
| House: Benjamin Markham and wife of Vine
land, n j., and Mabel and Harriet Hudson
I,.f SR.,,a V.frit Il -
and Agnes and Minnie Lockwood of STAN
ford, Conn at Luke Atwood's. - l.. S.
| French, who has been postmaster in this
town for thirtytwo years, has been super
seeded by T. A. Trevillian. 49, District
| schools are to commence under the new law
next Monday. But few districts have had any
school since last February. No teachers at
tended the county examination from this
town. Teachers will go into their schools
as normal graduates or having certificates
from town superintendents. - party
| of ladies and gentlemen took a drive last
week from West Randolph to Barnard,
taking the creek road on going and return
| ing on the hill road.
SOUTH RoYALToN.-Mr and Mrs. Thomas
| Prindle are visiting in Claremont this week.
60 :. f. Avery and mother of STAFFORD
and Noney Moody and wife of Derry, n.
H., We're guests of l.. c. Dickernan last
week. - Harry Sargent has gone to
Fitchburg, Mass, to work - Mrs
Charles Ainsworth was called suddenly tC
her home in Springfield, Mass, by the death
Of her husband. 60 John Moulton and
sister have returned to South Boston and
Carrie Bingham to Salem, Mass. - NJ
S. Adams and family have gone to the
White Mountains. - Mr. and Mrs. JUS
tin Gallup of Boston are visiting in town
60 Mrs. G. w. Culver has gone to Lyme
y. II. 60 Mrs. Constant Dodge is visiting
her son in Boston, - Rev. Mr. Ramagt
is away on his vacation. - Owing to the
camp-meeting at Claremont this week, there
will be no services at the Methodist church
GAYsvILLE.-Miss Hattie Richards and
her mother are boarderS at Cephas Sawyer's
- Mrs. Cora Kennedy and son are Wis
itng her father, 7. Aldrich of this place
80 Mr. and Mrs. Dole and Rev. and Mrs
Tucker are at Mortified, preparing fol
camp meeting. 60 Elder Boutwell, sup
piled at the Methodist church last Sunday
60 Mrs. Clarence Bennett is visiting
her parents. She will return to New
port, n H., soon. - Mrs. James Clay,
sister, Mrs Orcutt is visiting her. -
Mrs. Smith intends to go to Rochester soon
to remain through the winter. - Mis-,
Kittie Weymouth has been visiting friend,
and relatives in the village