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

shingling their buildings.
Captain j. H. Chamberlain of New York
city was in town over Sunday. - Rev.
e. w. Hatch is in Danvlle for few days
this week, 80 Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Kemp
made trip to Boston last week, returning
Friday.
East Montpelier.
The husking at y. W. Baileys was a very
pleasant affair and well attended.
G. NJ. Hamblin sent from this depot quite
a large flock of sheep and lambs last Mon
day.
g. II. Clark is making considerable addi-
tions to his dairy, that he may be able to
supply his customers with milk.
Quite number of our citizens were in
attendance at the address delivered by 7.
P. Frost, last Wednesday evening.
There was no preaching at the Center
last Sunday, but it is hoped that Mr. Eddy
will be able to be with us next Sunday.
Mrs. S. G. Pratt will preach Sunday, DC.
tober 26, at East Montpelier in the forenoon
and at North Montpelier in the afternoon.
Mrs. Ann Foster spent last week at the
home of her brother George Herrick, in
Middlesex, and gives an encouraging ac-
count of the Christian Endeavor Society re-
Gently organized in that place.
Mrs. S. A. Ormsbee, who has been keep
ing house for Mr.. and Mrs. Templeton
elias and regrets that she can not respond to
the calls of her numerous friends.
Elhanan w. Ormsbee is at home again
after spending several months with his
daughter, Mrs. Gertie Gale, in Pennsyl-
vania His farm has been for sale more
than two years, but he has not yet found a
purchaser.
II. Ii. Templeton, while on visit to his
brother in lrasburg, purchased an extra
large, high-blooded colt at Albany. Mr..
and Mrs Templeton have spent the past
week with DIR. j. S. Dodge Of Lincoln and
Dr. Bogue of Bristol.
Last Thursday, Mrs. Betsey Arbuckle
had wagon quite badly demolished, owing
to some fault in the harness; and Saturday
evening two teams collided in the bridge at
the village overturning one wagon. The
horse broke loose and ran to g. Sibley's.
Fortunately no one was hurt, but the wagon
is ready for repairs.
DR.. and Mrs w. II. Vincent of Orwell
were recently visiting at the doctors early
home. - Mrs. Elisha Cove has been i'll
several weeks, but is somewhat better at
present. - Mrs. William Standby is
quite ill., and Mrs. G. O. Ormsbee is at work
for her. - Eta Wilson is recovering
from severe illness. - Mr. and Mrs.
Sylvanus Ellis, who started early in April
on visit to their daughter in Portland,
oregon, returned home last week. -
Mrs. NJ. II. Dodge of Calais has spent the
past ten days with her daughter at the
Center.
East Gilmore.
b. f. Morse lost one of his best cows last
week.
The first snow of the season has come,
breaking down trees and telephone wires.
Rev. NJ. H. Ryan of Worcester preached
here last Sunday in exchange with Rev. ID.
p Bragg
b. F.. Morse, with gang of men, is doing
a good job on the roads, which are in a bad
condition.
Mrs. f. b. Morse is quite i'll again. 60
Mrs. ID. =. Bragg attends the state Sunday
school convention at Wells River this week
&C. George y. Keeler has rented and
moved to one of G. G. Browns farms. -
Henry Story has his rev house nearly com
pleted. - Charles o. Morse is cerkiug
for S. A. Fife in Wolcott. =-= S. X Cam
eron is sick with rheumatic trouble -
Mrs. Fred. Silloway is quite sick -
| William Martin has one of Jobs comforters
on his knee. -= Bert Ward is able to be
ont again =- Senator Morse and son
were at home over Sunday. So Mrs. g.
j. Potter presides at the organ in the alb
sence of the organist, Mrs. Fred Silloway.
East Hardwick.
Caledonia grange meets with w. ID. Bron-
son next Tuesday.
Norman King of Stannard has moved into
Mrs. Nuttings house
Il. G. Bronson shipped sixteen head of
Jerseys to birmingham Mass, Monday
morning.
! Mrs. Davis is away on a visit and her
house is closed, go Charlie Montgomery
of McIndoes wai visiting at home last week.
Hartford.
Rev. William #. Stearns will be installed
pastor in the Congregational church on
Tuesday, October rs.
Marshfeld.
A. 4. Durant has put in new twenty
four-inch travelling bed planer, made by
the Lane Manufacturing Company.
The annual meeting of the VILLAGE Gem.