The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1890-10-29
NO. A..

dealer, is in the last stages of consumption.
== Charles -. Persons and wife have
returned from visit in Manchester, n. II.
Ihcy went and returned by carriage --=
Hrinan Powers of Braiutree was i'm town
wednesday on business ===== Miss Edith
AVertll gave husking bee to a few friends
AT the residence of her father, John w,
Avcrill, on Buckley Hill, Wednesday even
ing - Misses Fanny aud Mary Hol-
lister of Rockton, H., have entered Cod
dard Seminary, == John Austin il i'm
harness again in r. J.. Clark a store, having
returned Wednesday frona two.wreltS' va
cation spent in Manchester, y. H., his
home.
Bradford
Hotel Low continues 10 receive a large
patronage from the travelling public, and
several more regular boarders are expected
for the winter.
One OF the greatest nusances i'm town N
the crowd of lUafers which nightly courre-
gates in front Of the brick blocks bstrucf-
ing the sidewalk ana filing the air with
profanity and obscene remarks. Such
characters should made to move on"
O. Leonard, treasurer Of the Bradford
savings bank, and Miss Irene Hammond
were married last Thursday. =- William
Is. Stevens and family returned from their
western trip, Saturday - f. f.. Hiland
has taken the agency for the People's Live
Brookfield.
Mrs Alfred Allen has bought the DIR.
Ryder place at North Randolph
Mrs. Harriet Bowman and daughter Of
Essex visited friends in town last week
Mrs. Ella Fullam has learned dress-mal-
ing, and is prepared to attend to customers.
Rev. e. Gerry preached at the Second
church last Sunday morning. G.. H. Bige-
low led the evening service.
The Brookield Cornet band will give a
free concert AT the basement Of the Second
church on Friday evening OF this week.
The route which was surveyed last week
| between Willianstown and West Randolph
with view to prospective railroad is
said to he very feasible.
Mrs. Louise Clark, one of the delegates
| 10 the Sunday-schOol convention at Wells
| River presented an interesting report of the
meeting to the Sunday.school of the Second
church last Sunday.
Three sisters--Mrs. Mary Crane, aged
ninety-three, Mrs. Philura Upham, eighty
six, and Mrs. Laura Gilbert, eighty-two-
enjoyed visit of few days together at H.
NJ. Upham's last week
Misses Mary Dewey and Mary Upham
are the delegates appointed to attend the
| annual state meeting of the Young People's
| Society OF Christian EudeavOr, to he held at
| st. JOhnsbury next month.
Cabot.
Miss Gertie Haines is home from johnson.
| threatened with fever.
| The band plays for an entertainment at
| South Walden Wednesday evening.
| Winooski lodge, l. O. G T., will Civ. a
| promenade concert at town hall next Sat
urday evening, TO which all are invited.
| Rev. j. 7. Whitney of Msrshfed occu-
pied the pulpit OF the Congregational church
last sunday. In the evening Mr.. Whitney
| gave very Interesting lecture on the mis-
sionary work in the islands of the Pacific.
Chelsea.
Charles b. Rich has secured pension.
Henry Clark fell from a load of hav last
week and broke one leg just above the
ankle.
George II. Hutchins has removed his
family to East Barre, and w p Townsend
| will soon occupy the house lie vacates.
Miss Martha S. Marsh, one of our most
worthy young ladies, has left town ami will
reside with sister, at Foxboro, Mass.
There will be "A series of holiness meet.
ings ar the West Hill meetlng-house. begin
ming on Monday of next week and con-
GLIDING the following Sunday.
A. \. Woodruff has bought the house in
which he lives for $500, and proposes TO
make extensive repairs. including putting
an additional story ON the house.
w X. Greer has bought for $500 the house
now occupied by l.. II. Sanborn Ira
| Thompson is Building a house on his
land back of j. B. Atwood's haase. He
does not expect to finish il this fall.
| Rev. f. NJ. Chaplin, a missionary in North
| China, preached at the Congregational
! church on Sunday the 10Th instant both
morning and evening. He gave "A graphic
| picture of life as he has seen it in that far
off landi
a Farmers League was organized here
last Saturday evening by the county organ
izer, g. + Beard OF Randolph, with twenty
members. The following are the officers:
President, G. L. Hayward; vice-president,
| Alvah Carpenter; treasurer, A. w. Whit
ney; secretary, NJ. A. Carpenter; commit
tee, G II, Bacon, p. j. Little, j. d. Ballou
The next meeting will be next Monday
evening.
Corinth.
Dan Smith and family have returned to
| New York.
Forrest Rollins and wife from Connect
icut, are visiting at Mr.. Rollins brothers.
If full springs are an indication of win
ter 1t will he here soon, as it rains nearly
every other day
Mr., Nutting's drove of cattle that re-
Gently passed through this place did not
find many buyers.
The Cookville graded school is running
] dlbuS SuOOlnly unutl tnt direction OF Mr.
Fred Prirchard of Bradford and Frank p.
| Bliss of this town
The farm known as the Arad Banks farm
on Garden Hill has been sold for $500
| The farm has some one hundred fifty acres
A farm on Dearborn Hill, the David Brad
bury farm, has been offered for sale at
about $500.
East Corinth.
G. G. Taplin, who is attending school at
St. Johnsbury, was at home over Sunday
- Mrs II. c. Sargent of West Medford,
Mass. was in town over Sunday. j.
f. Perley of Eufed, n. II agent for Wal
ter a. Wood of Hoosck Falls, n v, was
in town last week =-- Rev. Il. w. Hatch.
who has been in Danvile the past week, re-
| turned Thursday.
East Montpelier.
Arrangements are making for the forma-
| ton Of a Farmers League
The school at the " 'our Corners" closed
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