The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1890-10-08

A, l.. Case has bought of A. e. Denny for
s 200 the premises on South Main street
occupied by G.. w. Clark.
A COW belonging TO j. NJ Temple died
last Friday night. She was a full.booded
Jersey, registered, and was valued at $40
About twenty of the members Of the Good
Templar lodge here went to Montpelier,
Thursday evening, to attend the institution
of lodge there
l.. w. Avery's horse, " Prince Arthur"
won first money in the ffty-class at Tun-
bridge last week, and his Abraham mare,
Star Rose" took first money in the So
ciety's premium race for five-year-ods.
Last Thursday Mrs. Levi Kathan, who
lives just beyond the Center, went to
neighbours for a short time, leaving the
front door locked and the key outside.
During her absence an overcoat and pair Of
gloves were stolen by some unknown party,
no trace of whom has yet been found.
Myron II. Gould and Doska l.. Kimball
were married last week Wednesday even
! ing and started the next night for Denver
| Col, where they are to spend the winter on
account of Mr.. Gould's health. 80 G.. f..
Reed went to Boston last week, accompa.
MED by his wife. 60 Principal James of
! Middlebury was in town Saturday and Sun
day. 80 d. T. Averill and wife went to
Campello, Mass, Saturday, to spend the
| winter with their son, DIR. j. II. Averill.
/
! Mrs. G. II. Huff. 80 l.. e. Upper arrived
from Kentucky, Saturday night. He and his
wife will return in about two weeks. -
| Darwin Thayer of Fredonia, n. Y, has
been visiting his brother, j. G.. b. Thayer.
80 EraStus X. Dewey, who had a shock
of apoplexy last week Monday, died Satur-
day morning. Funeral services were held
at the house on Monday afternoon, Rev. j.
Hamilton, pastor of the Methodist church,
| officiating, and the remains were buried in
| two. Mr.. Dewey was one of the towns
oldest citizens and was universally re-
| spected. = Miss Sadie Kenyon has gone
to Burlington, where she has a situation as
stenographer and typewriter in the office
of Wells, Richardson & Co. - E. l..
Field of Boston was at home to attend the
funeral of his grandfather, E. X. Dewey.
Orange.
Grain crops were very much injured this
season by the wet weather. Corn and po.
tatoes are fair, the latter more than an
average, but there are indications of rotting
Rev. II. F. Dickey of Washington sup
piled for Rev. q. f. Davis, Sunday. -
Eugene Davis Of Penacook, n. H., visited
Mrs. Anna Davis, his grandmother, last
week, returning Sunday. - Mrs. Will
kins and Miss Everett of Campello Mass.
recently visited their sister, Mrs. Nelson
Prescott Garlic HuntoOn is engaged
in grocery store at Washington with Cyrus
Dickey as partner. - Jennie Colby
spent Sunday at home from Seminary Hill
Montpelier
Plainfield.
The Chautauqua circle will hold the frs
meeting of the year on Saturday, at half
past two o'clock, at f. A. Dwinell's. AL
intending to pursue this course of study OF
desiring information regarding the same ar
invited to be present.
North Pomfret.
A man from Iowa recently bought a mum
Der of cows in this vicinity, paying yer,
low prices.
The falls work is well "under way" ap
pies being picked, potatoes dug, etc. Ar
Piles are selling at from two to three dollar
per barrel, potatoes at forty cents pc
bushel.
West Randolph.
c. C. Whitten's house on Highland ave
nue. is being pushed rapidly toward CON
pletion.
II. S. Brooks is nicely located in hi
1 newly-erected house ON Highland avenue
r 1t is conceded to be one of the handsomes
t and best arranged in point of architecture
? of any in this vicinity.
4 Miss Mary A. Howard has obtained pc
0 sition as teacher in a graded school i
5 Greenfield, Mass This was given to he
: unsolicited, which clearly demonstrate
that she is a teacher of great ability
The Randolph Company, owners of fou
, acres of land i'll Hghgate was organize
= last week Friday night. The officers electe
q, were President, James Hutchinson; clerl
= G.. l.. Martin; directors, DIR. III. II. Mcintyre
. f. f. Dubois, A. f. Bass, julius Lamsol
o S. NJ. Flint
20 Fred Dunn and Miss Belle Priest, both
= West Randolph, were married Saturda
It. night by Rev. j A. Pierce. = Mr.. an
; Mrs. lockwood of Bristol have been
q town, guests of Il. y. Thomas and wifi
+, Mrs. Alice Barnes and daughter and Mi
~ Blanche Kelton of Montpelier have bee
- visiting at H. Kelton's. - a. f. Care
and wife of Norwich, Conn. have been vi
iting a. b. Tewksbury. 80 Mrs Ma
II garet Smith and daughter Harriette hay
IS returned to Boston for the winter -
! Carroll Flint, George Mann, Daniel Pu
J. nam and Leroy Mann We're AT home fro
I, Dartmouth College over Sunday. -
Il Carson Chase and wife of Detroit, Mcl
e have been in town, the guests of Mr.
Al Chase. 60 DR.. Edward Wright of Wa
Is ington, ID. c., son of Judge Weston. h
Is been in town renewing his acquantan
n with old friends.
- RoXbury.
,e Roxbury has " one vacant chair " in II
* house of representatives, but several of
r. would have willed it otherwise If we cOul
ID Fred w. Roys has gone to Boston, whe
Y. he has a situation as foreman in stakll
re tool mandatory. - Mr.. Flint, q
X blacksmith, has moved back to his form
n, home al West Braintree, and George Dire
ID formerly of Warren, is now the villa
y, blacksmith. Mr.. Drew will occupy I
t, Wilson house, just vacated by Mr.. Fin
or - Rev. S. A. Parker of Bethel preach
n. at the Union church last Sunday afternoo
ut Mr.. Newton again occupied the desk at {
in Congregational church - Zed S. Sta
ne ton is at Montpelier engaged as counsel
/. respondents in the famous conspiracy cas-
tx 60 Miss Mary Ellis, who has been Sc
rs ously i'll, is now convalescent.
TX
in South Ryegate.
Old Mrs Boardway, mother of DIV
Boardway, died a the home of her son Ii
al Tuesday morning, Her trouble is said
k have been cancer. - Mrs. Patri
. McGinn of Hard wick is visiting her moth
~ Mrs. Dan Ryan.
North Thetford.
40 Willis Earle has gone to Norwalk Con
he to teach Science and English in the n
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