The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1891-03-18

ana Orlng MS nelghbor.
The report is in the air that we are to
have meat-market in our village this
summer. We hope the report will material
ize, as some one might sell meat here as
well as to be supplied by out-of-town ped
dlers.
Rev. +. Miller OF Glover will preach in
the Uuiversalist church next Sunday at
one o'clock. Subject Everyday Saints
and Where to Find Them" He breaches
at Calais in the forenoon.
Mrs. Marshall Bullock has just finished
another one of those brain-work bed.quilts.
The first one contained 1.175 pieces, the
second LBS, the third 1,615, and the ladies
all say she has beaten herself.
Mrs. ID. Il. Loveland and Mrs. G. Il.
Shepard were in Montpelier one day last
week in attendance on county court, in the
case OF Eddy rs. Winter. Mr.. Eddy re-
ceived Judgment against Mr.. Winter Of all
his demand with interest and costs.
Mrs o d. Clapp and daughter Florence
were in town over Sunday. - G.. A.
Bemis' little boy Earl fell out of the hay
window in the barn one day last week, but
asi lie from getting badly shaken up no
harm was done. - s. Farr and wife
Mrs Farr came here last December to help
care for her mother, Mrs. ST. Clair, who
died last January. They have made many
friends during their stay who will wish
them much happiness in returning to their
home. 80 II. Il Burnap's little girl was
very sick last week. - g. 1. Preston has
fin shed work at Lanesboro aud has his
tool chest at home ready for the summer
campaign. - p. G. Bemis has rented
Asa Spencer's place in the village and is to
take possession at once. - IL. Is. Dwl-
nell and wife were called to Northtield ON
Sunday to see Mrs. III. FAIR, sister OF
Mrs. Dwinell, who is very sick with pneu-
monia. - Henry Belware's family has
moved to Thettord, where Mrs Belware's
father lives. Henry has not been very
good provider the past few months, and
has not acted very man-like in the matter.
- Anna Farr took one OF the first
prizes at the Mortified Center school-a
copy Of Mrs. Browning's poems. Clinton
Farr took one of the second prizes.
Midd ,esex.
Rev. 1. p. Booth expects to preach here
next Sunday.
The pop. corn festival, held ut the Holden
hall last week Thursday evening, was well
attended.
The social visit at Rev. NJ. Il. Barney's,
last week Tuesday afternoon and evening,
was we'll attended and all report pleasant
time.
Moretown.
Clarence Davis, foreman in Trips clap
board mill, has given up the job and lett
town. Mr.. Atkins of Duxbury has taken
his place. Orcas Harrington, foreman
in T,pp's saw-mill, is on the sick list with
Quinsy sore throat, as also Is Lewis flerco
with a bad cold. - j. w. Bates has lin
ished work for Mr. Trip and gone a TO Wts
and Fred Haskins and wife have been visit
ing in town,
Mortified.
The spring term vi the graded school
opened on Monday.
The Odd Fellows hold special meeting
this week Thursday for comforting degrees
Daniel Tyler died at his home OH Main
| street last Monday afternoon of heart dis
ease, being over seventy years of age.
Mrs. j. w. Jones has sold her house and
lot on Cherry street to George Wiley of
Berlin. She will join her husband in Bur
| lington.
The Good Templars are to have sociable
at their hall on Friday evening of this week,
each member of the lodge to invite two
from outside. as usual. The exercises will
be of pastoral character and will consist
of readings and recitations with music by
Chase's orchestra and a quartette.
III. l.. Kenyon has secured situation
with Rutland marble company AS travel
ing salesman and entered upon his duties
last week - Frank Plumley, Esq, was
at Hyde Park last week attending county
court. - Dr. anu MIS-. IOWerS from
Richmond visiting her sister, Mrs q.
E. Reed; also her tep-father Mr.. Hill, and
a sister, Mrs. Nye, from Barre. - Miss
| Kate Allen of Hines burgh has been in
town during the week as the guest of Misses
Addie Smith and Lizzie Holden. - Miss
| Mary E. Smith Of New York is visiting at
DR.. Nichols.
Plainfield
The new stone shed that is being erected
| to replace the one recently destroyed by
| fire will soon be ready for use.
Rev. L. II. Alden closed his six months
engagement with the Congregational 30
ciety last Sunday, giving a lecture in the
evening pertaining to his observations and
experiences among the Indians
Last Friday DR.. d. b. Smith visited his
mother in Williamstown, it being the eighty
seventh anniversary of her birth. -
Frank Yeartaw has purchased the cooper
shop of Tillotson & Son and is converting il
| into blacksmith shop. - Nelson Hame
| has had the misfortune to lose a valuable
young horse.
North Pomfret.
f. l.. Davis recently sold four cows fol
one hundred twenty dollars. - f. III
Brown of Providence, X. l., was the CUES
of g. p. Thacher last week. - Mr.. an(
Mrs. Homer Vail visited in Montpelier re
Gently. Charlie and Willie Adams
have been spending few days in Keene
- Mrs. Bella Snow has returned from
Massachusetts.
West Randolph.
1t is probable that many new houses vii
be built this spring, there is great de
mand for good tenements. Richmond anC
Dean will build brick kiln.
Frank w. Hastings has gone to Ftchburg
where he has position rs clerk in sta
tionery store. -z Arson Burroughs il
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