The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1890-10-22

child started last Thursday night for
Florida, where they will pass the winter.
l. ID. Litchield has bought ont
Adams meat market. He took possession
Tuesday. =-= Miss Addie Slack, who has
been guest of the Misses Spaulding, re-
turned to Maiden, Mass, last week. -
Peter Anderson, who recently moved here
from South Royalton, has hired the Rogers
blacksmith shop and will work at his oc-
cupation.
ia:..3: j.
Phineas Fl mt is the champion trapper so
far, he having ecentiy caught a good-sized
lynx.
A young daughter of Patrick Shehan died
Monday morning, after an illness of few
hours.
Bernard j. Hine, who has resided in this
town large portion of the time for the past
twelve years, died of pneumonia at the resi-
dence of his uncle in Colchester at an early
hour Saturday morning.
There was a good attendance at the meet
ing of the grand lodge of Good Templars
here last week. public meeting was held
Thursday evening at which addresses were
made by W. III. S. Whitcomb of Burlington,
j. G. Leslie of st. Adams and Rev. o. ID.
Clapp of Woodstock.
East Roxbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mudgett are spending
several weeks with their friends in New
Hampshire - A. j. Boyce is making
extensive repairs on his buildings. Royal
Abbott of Brookfield is doing the work
- Fred Pope and Jessie Foss spent
last Saturday with NJ. S. Wheatley in
Brooktield. - II. p. Abbott furnished an
oyster supper for those who attended his
huskinG on Saturday evening. - f. o.
Allen recertly sold his sucking colt for
sixty dollars. - Avery Ladd is clerking
in the store of f. e: Jones at South North
field. - Mrs. Elroy Fuller and children
are visiting her father, L. w. Blanchard.
Sharon.
G. W. Howe and wife have been visiting
in Canada and arrived home ON Friday.
Roswell Spauding and family arrived
home from Kansas the last of the week.
f. NJ. Maney's horse Z" Cranston " trotted
a mile at Billings Park, White River June
ton, last week in 9: 32t. This well-known
horse weighs ,175 pounds and the above
record is worthy of special notice.
STAFFORD.
Mrs. Mary X. Flint has sold the Norton
meadow lot of ten acres to Jed H. Kendall.
| The quarterly session of the White River
Good Templars Union will be held here on
Saturday, November /. In the evening
there will be an address by George II.
Smaley of Lyndonville.
Tunbridge.
o. H. King is shingling his house and
otherwise repairing it.
| a splitting saw has been added to the
Hayward and IIibbee saw-mil. They are
splitting stuff for horse rakes and tedders.
LIZZIE HAYWARD has returned home.
- Charlie Lee of Newark, Ohio, is the
guest of A. c. Adams. - Mr.. and Mrs.
Chase of Plymouth n. H.. have been stop
ping at the Tunbrdge house for the past
week. - Rev. Mr.. Hubbard will preach
his farewell sermon next Sunday. - f.
Moody has bought Charles Tuttle's farm
/ Mr 1nffla wi tn Saa.I,t
- Charles Cooney, wife and son are
spending few days in Montpelier and Mid
dleseX. - Miss Sarah Durl<ee has re-
turned TO her home in Lowell. - Frank
/ Williams of Chicago is in town looking
after the interests OF Daniel Hackett, for
whom he is guardian. 60 Mrs. Farnham
is sick, She is at the home OF her son, II.
Farnham. -= Mrs. Ben. Tucker has re-
turned home. She has been sewing in
Chelsea for few days. - Fred Smith
of New York is at the home Of his brother,
G. w. Smith. - 0. F. Cilley and wife
are visiting in Barre and Montpelier. 60
Roswell Durkee is quite i'll, He is one of
the oldest men in town.
West Topsham.
The quarterly meeting of the Free Will
Baptists which has been in session here,
closed last Sunday evening. There was not
a very large attendance, on account of the
rainy weather
Dr. and Mrs. Horace l.. Watson returned
the first of the week from visit in Calais
and Woodbury.. - Mrs. William Rogers
has been slightly indisposed for few days.
60 Senator Harvey and Representative
Smith were at home ever Sunday. -
Mrs. Woodward has returned from Plain
field, bringing with her one Of her younger
sisters for short visit. g. NJ. Tubbs
was in town with his family over Sunday.
Waits River.
Several attended the Orange county SUM-
day-school convention last week at Brad
ford.
Frank Carter left for Lowell last Satur-