The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1889-07-10

tonalists and Free Baptists contributed
about twenty-six dollars. 80 Leslie Gales
new two-tenement house near the stone
sheds is being pushed to completion. Not
only is IT to be very pretty house, but
the location, for beauty of view, is charm
ing one. 1t ought not to go begging for oc-
cupants. - With the high and slightly
buildng-lots along the Brookfeld road, on
Mrs. Elijah Edson's place for sale, and other
places for building here, would-be purchas-
ers, here or elsewhere, ought to be able to
find homes for themselves. There is room
and welcome for everybody. - Rev. and
Mrs. f. W. Hambin returned last week
from their vacation on Cape Cod. One can
hardly imagine a much keener relish and
readiness than Mr. Hamblin shows for his
work. but there will doubtless appear a
fresh seasoning of salt in it from his recent
rest and change. A welcome home to both
- Frank A. Walker came home on Sat-
urday, and left on Monday for Lynn, Mass.
where he has situation with the Thomp-
son-Houston Electric Manufacturing Com
pany. - Miss Fannie daughter of Dem
ison Brown, now of Northhed, is with her
sister, Mrs. Luther Waldo - An appli-
cation by Mrs. Minnie o. (Perrn) Simons
of Barre for the annulment of her mar
rage to Arthur Simons, son Of Lucius S. ST.
mons, was dismissed by the Orange county
court last week. - There have been
some severely sick cases here of late from
vaccination. 60 A son has recently been
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Winches-
ter, living now in Manchester, N H. They
are soon expected home. 60 James Burn
ham was recently elected school committee
man in the village district. - The Uni
versaist society has secured for three
months the ministerial services of a Mr..
Albion, a student of Tufts College. He
will begin his work next Sunday with
sermon at two p. NJ. - Rev. j. ID. Cross
of Vershire will preach at the Free Baptist
church on Sunday, the Dist instant, at five
P. NJ. - c. G. Preston of Randolph has
bought the place in which his son-in-law,
Albert Norris, lives, and come here to live.
His wife has for some time suffered from
mental arrangement and at present is in
sad condition. - Seven families six of
them Methodists) are to receive fresh-ar
children from New York. the first of next
week, for two weeks stay. Blessings
rich will rest on these families who thus
take these poor children to their homes
- Ralph Whitney was recently thrown
from a moving machine and severely in
jured in leg. 60 William NJ. Carnes
and wife of East Barre are staying tenn
porarily with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Hiram Davenport, moved thereto by Mr.
Carnes' very poor health.
Lamoille County.
EDEN.-Mrs. Frank Buck and little son
from Minneapolis, Mimi, were in town the
past week as guests of Mrs. Fred Whiting.
- Rev r. Root preached at the Cor
ners last Sunday morning and at the Mills
in the afternoon. - The Eden cornet
band played at Belvidere July L. They re-
! port good crowd and fine treatment for
| themselves and ladies'. - A Sunday
school concert will be held at the Corners
the DIST instant at II: 80 p. NJ - The
Johnson serenade band is expected to meet
with the Eden cornet band Saturday even
ing the Goth instant, at the vestry -
Fred Fuller lost good horse last Saturday.
Cause, broken leg.
EAST ELMoRE.-J. r. Parker and wife
and George A. Morse and wife are taking
their outing on the shores of Lake Cham
plain. - The Misses Bessie and Edith
Silloway, who have been attending school
at johnson, are at home for their vacation.
- Flora A. Morse has finished her
fourth term of school in Worcester and has
returned home. - George Gray, Jr., and
S. X. Cameron have each bought new top
buggy of the Lyndon carriage Company
- While Clinton Bailey's horse was
hitched near the depot at Hardwici it be-
came frightened at passing train, broke
loose and ran, completely demolishing his
wagon. No one was hurt. - f. II. Pot
ter has sub-contracted to carry the mail be-
tween this town and Wolcott for the next
four years. DIR. Gale of Barre made
his parents visit last week.
HYDE PARK.-Mrs. c. N. Hyde, better
known as Aunt Caddy," died July /, from
the effects of paralytic shock Her age
was eighty-one years. Funeral services
were held at her residence on Tuesday, al
three o'clock p. NJ. - Edmund Towle
died July |, aged eighty-one years. 80
Eighty-three fresh-air children came to this
town last Saturday. They are all provided
with homes for the allotted time, and more
might have been taken care of, as several Of
the citizens who were willing to take one OF
more could not get them. They are mostly
German children from New York, and art
ra1l hal. cd h,As
returned from his trip to Lowell, Mass.
where he has been the past two weeks
with his father, who is quite i'll. 80 Rus
sell Page had his hand severely burned
with powder July 4th.
STowE.-All persons who will entertain
fresh-air children are requested to report &c
either Rev. W. l.. Anderson, Rev. MIR
Wright or L. c. Moody. - John b
Clark of the Mirror and Farmer is stoppins
at the Mt. Mansfield house. - Mr.. ant
Mrs f. II. Bigelow of Salem Mass, are il
town, as is also Miss Carrie Bigelow.
Orleans County.
BARTON LANDISG.-Rev j. X. Fuller ha
begun his work here as pastor of the Con
gregational church 80 Joslyn q Collins
began taking in raspberries July 9Th, clever
days earlier than ever before. - ID. )
Waterman is attending the American Insti
tute of Instruction at Bethlehem, n II
ID. n. Gallup is in poorer healtl
than usual. - OF the 400 people in on
village % are over IS years of age, as fol
lows; Timothy Dudley, So; Lewis Nye, 81
Milton Fisher, ~; H. S. Jones, 7G; Levi
Ford, ~ Mr.. Morrill,, SO; Mr.. johnson, 81
Dea. Spencer, SO; Mr.. Wells, 10; Mr.
Clement, 49, Mr.. Hall, so; Mrs. Collins 80
Hubbard Joslyn, 40; Mrs. Fisher, 79 Mrs
Drew, 81; Mrs. Buxton, 80; Mrs. Childs
81; Mrs. johnson, II; Mrs. Nye, Sc; Mrs
Fletcher, 80; Mrs. Howard rs; Mrs. j
Hail. 20.
> Windsor County.
BARNARD.-Mrs Albert Newton died OF
Monday of last week. She had been an in
valid for eleven years, and for two years ha
been unable to leave her room. Her so
George, who had been living with his aun
|, in Cincinnati. arrived home the day befor
, her death. The funeral was held at III
! house Wednesday, Rev. Mr.. Crawford Off
cating. She was one who had many friend
, and was much respected. - Mrs. Levi
French is confined to the house by illness
, - Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Markham Q
Vineland, n j., are stopping at Erwi
q Wilson's. - Mr.. and Mrs. David SimI
son of Woodstock are visiting at Elme
! Abbotts.
) SOUTH RoYALToN.-The celebration o
the Fourth was a success. Notwithstand