The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1890-09-03

justice tlCket, so tnere Will be TWO, ana per-
haps three, justice tickets in the field.
Marshfield.
Mrs. William Young of Franklin, N. H.,
is visiting in town.
Murray e. Bemis began his second term
OF school in the Burnap district last Monday.
Schools opened in several of our districts
last Monday, those in the village being
taught by Estella Mears and Anna Burn
ham,
The ladies OF the Universalst society will
give pink G sociable at their vestry Thurs
day evening of next week. Supper will be
served and entertainment will be provided
for the evening All are invited.
The infant child of William e. and May
Edison Waldo, age five months died of
cholera infantum last Thursday at Barre
Saturday, the funeral services being held
at the house of Eli Edison.
Maple Hill.
Herman Pierce cut his wrist last Satur-
day while cutting cedar boughs.
John Lane has laid one hundred sixty
rods of lead pipe to conduct water to his
buildings
School commenced in the Boles district
last Monday, with Estella Lyford Of Wood
bury as teacher
Shady Rill.
Potatoes are large and of an excellent
quality.
School began September /, with Jessie
Templeton for teacher.
The October session of the Huntington
quarterly meeting is to be held at the
church in this place October 10, II and H.
Mrs. r. L. George has returned from
Boston, after an absence of two weeks.
- Mr.. Lucas of Illinois has been visit
ing at J. w. and B. F. Maxham's the past
week.
Moretown.
Father Breivet held mass at the Catholic
church last Sunday.
The Misses Childs, young ladies from
Amesbury, Mass, are visiting in town.
f. A. Heath and p. G. Towle each sold a
horse to Connecticut buyer the past week.
Peter Lee, an old resident, aged eighty
| five, died Tuesday. Funeral services took
| place Thursday, at the Catholic church
Father Breivet officiating.
Miss Nellie, daughter of Milo Griffith OF
! South DuXbury, made a misstep one even
| ing last week and fell off the verandah
down about four feet, breaking her arm.
Creditors of Bat Henessey placed an at.
! taChment on his real estate and personal
property last week. His wife has sued hin
for divorce and funds to prosecute hei
claim with.
Thomas Granfield of North Fayston wa,
about the village Friday night, under the
influence of liquor, until nearly nine o clock
He could not be induced to go home unit
papers were made out for his arrest, wher
he suddenly departed. Saturday Mr.. Ash
ley went to arrest him, but he escaped
Morrisville.
The fall term of school at the Academ,
| opens to-day.
The new brick block on the corner is fas
getting into shape.
Communion services will be held at tn
Congregational church next Sunday morn
ing.
Hon. p. X. Gleed was nominated by tn
republicans for town representative am
Charles A. Rich by the democrats.
DR.. Holbrook has returned from Colorad
and has bought of A. ID. Thomas a lot o
the corner of Union and Congress streets
where he will build a residence.
Plainfield.
Jefferson Lampson died last Friday ever
ing, after a brief Illness aged eghty-si
years. The funeral services were attende
-by large audience in the Congregations
church on Sunday, at one o'clock p. n
Rev. l.. f. Fortney conducted the service!
Walter Page and family, who are distar
relatives of the late Johnson family
MOnUDelltTi dUUtUueu UHe memorial service
at that place last Sunday. - Henry i
Hill will enter Dartmouth College TIL
week. - Henry Dunbar and his vii
and little daughter from st. Adams hav
been visiting in town for few days.
West Randolph.
School begins next Monday and the a
tendance promises to be the largest y,
known.
George and Leroy Mann, Pearl Giffor
t and Galen Fish enter Dartmouth this fal
- w. S. Wood, wife and son of Gale
r burg, H., have been whiting in tow
| - Miss Ella Tapley, accompanied /
Miss Emma Finn has returned to Worce
ter, Mass - Mrs. Greenleaf has bee
visiting at Henry Tewksbury's .-M i'
Edna Cushman of Burlington is in tow
- Richard Wires has returned fro
, Shelby, Ala. - Willard Gay has bee
3 quite sick.
South Royalton.
l.. G.. Dickerman is earring potatoes, an
pays fifty cents per bushel.
' Quite a party attended the horse breeder
E meeting at Rutland last week.
School opened Monday, with Miss Ell
t Latham as teacher in the primary and Mi
l Hattie Church of West Randolph in IL
grammar department.
Albert Dodge of Boston is in town, visi
' ing his brothers. - viii Mcintosh hi
4 returned from the West. Mr.. an
= Mrs. John Hewitt are at home from Wis
< in Connecticut. 80 f. Winslow and wi
= visited in Rutland last week.
Rochester,.
$ Wesley, Irish an employee in M. Parme
: ter's butter box shop in Rochester, cut g
+ ugly cash in his left hand on Tuesday
t last week, losing the two small finger
i The wound was Immediately dressed by u
w. ID. huntington
WaitSfield.
r The Misses Buckln, Caro- and Frank, a
a spending a short vacation with the
: parents.
e very pleasant surprise party gather'
J. at e. A. Savages on the evening of Augu
# 2S, it being the twenty-tifth anniversary
e their marriage. Some fifty friends al
$ neighbors We're present to show their goo
:. will. Many presents, both useful and orn
}, mental, We're made. Friends from
v Adams Richmond, Waterbury and Mort
v field attended.
d East Warren.
e There are to be quarterly meeting ser
ice here next Saturday and Sunday. Re
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