The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1890-08-13

Wilbur Bigelow from Salem Mass, are
visiting here.
All. Cheney and family have moved to
Waterbury, where Mr.. Cheney is engaged
in the insurance business.
Rev w, l.. Anderson has closed his
labors as pastor of the Congregational
church. He goes to Muskegon, Mich, ana
has the good wishes of all whom he leaves
behind.
Vershire.
ton visiting him.
Mr.. George II. Hale of Amherst College
is preaching here through the summer.
Freeman Maltby and family arrived in
town last Thursday and will spend some
weeks here.
Mr.. John Robinson, formerly for many
years a well-known and highly respected
citizen of Vershire, was buried at West
Fairlee last week. He had been for many
years a consistent member of the Baptist
church in this place.
Diphthera, which has prevailed so at
Copperfeld is abating. No deaths have
been reported for several days. Week
before last there were four funerals in as
many days there The attending physician
DR.. Bixby of West Fairlee, is now sick
with it.
Mrs DIR. G. j. Allen is visiting friends in
town.
Mrs. f. L. Linnell returns to Lowell to-
day Wednesday,.
Rev. e. S. Fiske exchanged with A. l..
Parsons last Sabbath.
George H. Kew of Fayston is rejoicing
over the birth of a daughter
A large mum Der of old soldiers and others
are attending the G.. A. II. encampment in
Boston.
Mrs. DIR. G. j. Allen and daughter Clare
are warmly welcomed back, and their many
friends wish their visit might be extended.
James II. Baird has sold a beautiful
pair of black horses to parties from down
country for 81 900. This makes the second
pair that Mr. Baird has sold for 1000.
George NJ. Jones will teach the school in
Irasville this fall. Mr.. Ira Shaw of North
field is expected to teach the upper school
in the village and Miss Della A. Thompson
the primary.
Washington.
DR.. Warner is repairing his residence.
Mrs. Elizabeth Ladd broke her arm last
| Sunday.
L. G. Bowles of East Orange moved into
town last week.
George and Warren Caef left for Provi-
dence last Saturday.
T. f. s. Thurber has received a pension
of Sc per month and $500 back pay.
Rev. F. C. Mcintyre of Springfield
preached for Mr. Hammond last Sunday.
Mr.. E. II. Glidden of Barre assisted the
quartette at the Universaist church last
Sunday.
Miss Barlow, who has been boarding at
E. f. Browns, left for Burlington last
Saturday.
Aaron Richardson and his neice, Miss
Bishop, left for Arlington, Mass, last
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Dickey and son and
Miss Sterling of Warren spent Sunday at
East Orange.
Mrs. Henry of Boston and Mrs. Melvin
Scribner of Montpelier are visiting their
mother, Mrs. Thurber.
The Washington male quartette sang at
| the reception given to II. O. BiXby at Chel.
sea last week Monday evening.
Among those from Washington who at.
tended the Grand Army encampment al
Boston were Mr.. and Mrs. F. V. Jeffords
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Emery, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. f. S. Thurber, Mrs Emma Hunt
ington, Mr.. and Mrs. d. c. Kezer, Royal
Ordway and Warren Pepper.
Waterbury.
Bert Anterior is at home on vacation.
Arthur Baker is at home on a week. va
cation. ~
Mrs. G. D. Robinson and child are on 6
visit to Canada.
Mr.. Joseph Darling and wife, nee Jessie
Ashley, are in town.
Mrs. G. n. Arms has returned from a two
weeks visit to Cottage City.
The fall term of the graded school will
open Monday, September l.
The wife and children of George Huse are
at home from New York state.
party of nine young people took tea a
Bolton Falls last Thursday, driving home
by way of Jonesville.
Mr. John B. Parker has purchased lo
on Winooski street of Mrs. Heman Mors,
and will put up residence there this fall.
Posters are up for the Winooski Vale!
Fair, to be held in Waterbury, Septembe
16. II and IS. Eight hundred dollars il
premiums are offered.
The " big fellows were again victorious
at baseball last week, with a score of % t.
II. The kids " are hereafter to draw tn