The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1891-08-12


- G. M. Howe remains about The same,
with no use of his right side.
Stowe.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Raymond left for the
West on Monday. They will be absent
about six weeks. The post Office is left
in charge of Mrs. Lewis Raymond. 60
We chronicle this week the marriage of
Lewis Raymond and Miss Flora Sears,
the event occurring Mt the residence of the
brides father on Wednesday evening last.
- 1t is expected that Rev. w. L.
Anderson, formerly pastor of the Congrega.
tional church, will preach next Sunday.
- Deacon II. A. Savage is quite sick
with pneumonia
West Topsham.
Comical Brown is expected here August
%.
Amos S. Jewett has out new sign for
his harnessmaking rooms.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Marston of Barre
have been in town for a few days visit.
The lower room in our school-building
has been receiving paint, varnish and kali
somine from the hand of r. Farnham.
Charles Emery, the genial stage-driver
from Barre, is doing a lively business, ne
cessitating the use of three horses nearly
every day.
Nathan d. Wood and b. L. jackson have
cemetery here. 1t is from the shop of
Weston & Smith Of Montpelier.
Mrs. j. G.. Ormsbee of North Calais, and
Miss Emma Watson of Woodbury., returned
to their homes last Saturday, after a few
days visit with DIR. and Mrs. Watson.
Tunbridge.
The Sunday-school at the Congregational
church, next Sunday, will be at eleven A.
NJ, and the regular service at twelve, as
there are to he new members admitted to
the church.
Sheriff Manley of Sharon served an in
junction on Harry Dean, last Friday, so
that his mother, Mrs. Jennie Dean, will
have the charge of him until the December
court decides which parent has the custody
of the child.
Mr.. and Mrs Howard Lucas of ST. Johns
bury, are visiting in town. j. NJ
Kibby and family are visiting in New
Hampshire. 60 Misses Hartig and Bill
ings have gone to their homes for months
rest. - Miss Douglass of Thetford Cen
ter has been visiting her former pupils
waitsfeld.
The wife of Dan Bean, who is sick, is no
better.
W. F. Wilder and Rev. f. s. Fiske were
in Berlin, last week, to attend a church
council.
n CHllu Oh Alec Balru OF montpelier
was brought to Waitsfeld, last Thursday,
for interment.
j. A. Lapointe was in Northfeld, last
week, putting new stills under the house on
the camp-ground
The Ladies' Home Circle met last
Wednesday at Miss Ellen Wilder's. The
young people were invited in the evening.
Dan SINNERS boy, Ed Farnsworth, fell
from the staging of the big barn, distance
of about twelve feet, and received quite Sc
we're injuries.
The friends and neighbors of E. o.
Trask ought to turn out and help him dc
his haying some day next week." is what
| people are saying.
At the regular meeting of Waitsfield
Good Templars' Lodge, II. NJ. McAllister
was elected delegate to the grand lodge OF
Vermont, which meets at Rutland, October
| IA and 10.
The Young Peoples Guild will give an
entertainment at the Brick church, Friday
evening, August IA. An interesting pro-
gramme, consisting of readings, songs, rec
itations, etc, followed by petite drama
" Sense versus Sentiment" has been pre-
pared.
Clarence JOslyn, who is in business in
Montreal, p. O., with his wife and children
have been visiting his parents, Mr., and
Mrs. Alfred Joslin. - Louise Gleason
started Thursday for Connecticut, where
she will spend two or three weeks visiting
cousins and friends. - Miss Katie
Kneeland of Lowell. Mass, is the guest o.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. NJ. Richardson. - Mrs
e. S. Fiske and son, Fred j. Fassett, are
visiting in Bethel, VT. - William w
McAllister who attended the National G
A. IL. encampment at Detroit, returned OF
Friday. - George Wallis and mother
are on a visit of several weeks in Connect
cut and other places. - Among othe,
arrivals in town are Mrs. S. A. Hewitt o
Boston, Mrs. Abbie (Whitcomb) Tarr o
Rockport, Mass, aud Mr.. and Mrs. f. p
Vinton of Medford, Mass. - II. Me
Allister returned from Highgate Springs
Saturday, after few days picnic. -
G. II. Newcomb and wife, Mrs. Kate an,
Edwin Lewis Herbert Fisher and Eli
Kennedy started for Highgate Springs OF
Friday morning.
East Warren.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. G. Newcomb of Atchison
Kansas are visiting at George b. New
combs. - Miss Alice Riford of Chelsea
Mass, is spending few weeks at Judge Ri
ford's: - Miss; Jessie Slayton of Morris
| vile is visiting her uncle, Il. W. Slayton
- Miss Bernice Greenwood is spending
few weeks in Essex, Walden and vicinity
- Rev. Mr.. Fairbanks is to preach her
next Sunday afternoon at four O'clock.
Waterbury Center.
Mr.. Choate and wife, of Morrisville, wer
in town over Sunday. - Rev Mr.. Yer
nal, of Jersey City, preached at the Bap
fist church, last Sunday. He has beel
stopping at Porter III. Dale's for few days
- Mrs. Smith and son, of Worcester
Mass, are visiting at j. S. Wheeler's. -
There is quite number of new arrivals a
Green Mountain Lodge. - Miss Cole,
and Mr.. Nickerson went to Old Orchard
Beach, Maine, Saturday. 60 Daniel Hop
kins and wife, Mrs. Lyon and Mrs
Sturms, took trip to Vergennes last
week. - Mrs. Olive Cheney is visiting
at Mrs Sarah Cheney's. - Mrs. Achsal
Allen celebrated her ninetieth birthday
August 10, She is very smart, calls on hel
neighbors, and still does her own work
- The Baptist Sunday. school had
picnic last Thursday.
Williamstown.
l.. j. Bolster of Barre tells us he is goin
to build feed and grain store here.
The children of Judge John Lynde oh
served his eighty-frst birthday last Thurs
day
Mrs. Ralph Whitney is in Barre as a nurs
for Mrs. e. A. Earle, who is quite sick will
typhoid fever.