The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1889-04-10

with a hard cold. 60 The school at the
Center is to be taught by Miss Alpa y.
Clark. =- Mrs Pllsbury of Holland is
visiting relatives in this and neighboring
hundred sixty trees, said Sunday morning
that he had made one thousand pounds of
sugar. The season is proving more favor
able than was anticipated. - David
Flemming, who moved to Detroit, Mich,
last fall has been making general repairs,
building hennery, etc, and last week was
preparing his garden. 80 Alvin Pierce is
painting his house. 60 Send your orders
TO the WATcHMAN office for any kind of job
printing. Enlarged facilities, new type,
first-class work and reasonable prices.
NoRTHFIELD.-The Mortified Gun Club
was out for practice last Friday. 60 Sew
eral fine strings of trout have been taken
from the river the past week. - DIR. G.
W. Steele, who recently graduated from the
Dental College in New York city, will To-
cate at Barre, - Eighteen persons were
recently baptized at the Methodist church.
- Scion p. Grow, who has worked at
the boot and shoe business in Central block
for the past twenty-five years, closed his
business last week. - Frank Morse is
home from Lowell - Company have
received their new overcoats: - The
ladies of st. Mary's will hold a sociable at
their rooms tomorrow evening. - w.
G. Gould returned last week to Clinton,
Mass. - f. w. Howe visited last week
at Wentworth, N. II. - Mr.. Perley
Belknap died March 81 and Mrs. Belknap
died April 3, of the same disease-pneu-
monia. Funeral services were held at their
residence Friday by Rev. Homer White.
| Their remains were Inferred in their lot in
Elmwood cemetery. 60 John w. Jones
was home from Burlington Fast day He
has pleasant position with Wells, Rich
ardson & Company. - Nelson johnson
of Barre will soon move to the house re-
Gently vacated by Il. j. Giffin. - Spring
| term of Norwich University commenced
last Thursday. - f. l.. Howe was in
the west part of the state purchasing marble
last week. - If you want an auction
BILL I" dodger," poster, circular, programme,
package of note or bll-heads or state
ments, or job of printing of any descrip-
ton, small or great, go to the WATCHMAN
Office Its job department has been thor
oughly reftted and supplied with new and
attractive type Good work promptly done
and prices low.
| WATERBURY.-O.P p. Turner, on the Henry
| Coburn place, has up TO date made enough
sugar to average over four pounds per tree
tapped. - The participants in the
Deestric Schulz " held reunion at Rev
| Mr.. Elliot's on the evening of the ID
! The members of the orchestra were enter
| tanned at DR.. James on the same date
| - General Henry was in town Monday
when the household goods of the late Mrs
Tenney were sold at public auction. The
| DldCe Will ne OtCUDleu ny DODn lJu1Iet, WnO
! with his family, will reside here, though his
! business is in Montpelier. - Mrs. Ash
leigh and Miss Kate Washburn have re-
turned from Boston. - Ben. Tenney and
Dan Richardson are spending short vaca-
| tons at home. Mrs T. r. Farrell and
Miss Laura Yetter returned Friday from a
visit to friends in Fairfax. - Randall
Blodgett has been engaged as sawyer for
Luke Roberts at Colbyville. - j. X,
Fullerton reports from Fort Payne, Ala.
that that place is being doomed with too
much zeal as the typical western town.
Suburban building lots are selling for from
| two hundred fifty to seven hundred fifty
| dollars, while central business plots go at
one hundred dollars a front foot. Sales in
real estate run as high as one hundred
thousand dollars on some days. Because of
the abundance of coal, iron, pottery clay
and fire brick material in the region, he be-
lieves the boom is not an artificial one. Mr..
| Fullerton expects to return home in about a
month. - Abial Ellis and wife of Natick,
Mass, are visiting at NJ. o. Evans. -
Rev. Mr. Davenport, the superintendent of
schools, will hold public examination for
teachers at the high school room, Water
bury village, at half-past eight, Saturday
forenoon, April -. - A goodly number
were present at the lecture at the Method
ist church last Sunday night. - Send to
the WATCHMAN office for any kind of job
printing Enlarged facilities, new type,
! first-class work and reasonable prices.
SOUTH RANDOLPH b. f. Hunts son Mel
son was badly injured by being run over by
loaded cart at his fathers place in Con-
necticut. Mr.. Hunt was a resident here a
short time ago. Arthur Jones, who &C
cOmpanied Mr. Hunt to his home has re-
turned Mr.. Hunts two young children,
who have been boarding at G. j. Billings
the past two years, have been taken home
by their father - Mrs. Ezra Walker is
gradually failing. Her sister, Mrs. A. A.
Answorth of Manchester, n. H., has come
to stay with her for time - Bell
Camp of North Randolph is to teach the
school in this district and Carrie M.
Paine is to teach in the Pember district.
- Albert Clifford has heen quite i'll the
past week. - b. w. Peak formerly of
this place, but located in Boston, has place
as conductor on the Raymond excursion
trips to California. - Perley Belknap,
who recently died in Northfeld, was for
mer resident of this vicinity and a prosperous
farmer. He moved thirty-five years ago to
Mortified. His father was Simeon Bel
KNAPP, who was taken prisoner by the
Indians at the burning of Royalton and was
one of four TO tunnel out of his prison and
escape. - Fred Clifford has hired out to
George Turner, Charles Wills to Fred Ste
vens and Charles Tanner to H. p. Riford
- Grover Page of South Royalton, a
one-armed veteran, visited here last week
- Many sugar-makers are sending
their spare sugar and syrup to the Vermont
maple sugar exchange at Brattleboro for
sale The sugar season is the best for many
years. - A. A, Storrs is suffering from
a severe head trouble and confined TO the
house. - If you want an auction bill
"dodger," poster, circular, programme, a
package of note or bill-heads or state ments,
or a job of printing of any description
small or great, send TO the WATCHMAN Of
fee. Its job department has been thor.
oughly reftted and supplied with new and
attractive type. Good work promptly done
and prices low.
HARDwIcK.-J. II. McLoud & Co. are
about putting an iron roof upon their store
building. The Garry Roofing Company
Cleveland, Ohio, furnish the material
- The dramatic entertainment of las,
week was quite successful, both in charac
ter of performance and attendance. The
receipts of both evenings were SS1 80. -
G. NJ. Ide who recently went to Fort Payne
Ala, has engaged in the restaurant business
there, with a Massachusetts man as partner
- l.. c. Foss is having more trouble
with cancer on his lip, and is again being
treated by DR.. Wells, cancer specialist
- The Brdgman sisters, elocutionists
returned home on Friday from a two years
absence, giving public reading entertain
ments in the Eastern States and Canadian
Provinces. - A. b. Thomas, Esq, re