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

| land on the west side of the Eagle Ledge
road to l.. A. Gale, who takes immediate
| possession.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Morse and Mr..
and Mrs. j. II. Parker are camping at
Highgate Springs. - l.. A. Gale OF
Barre is in town looking after business in
terests here. 60 Bert and Bertha Jenne
are visiting their brother in Charleston.
- Mrs. ID. p. Bragg is visiting friends
in Massachusetts.
East Montpelier.
Isaac Davis is reported as having sold his
farm to Mr. Carr of Middlesex for $1,000
N. p Dodge former resident of this
town, is postmaster at Grants Pass, Oregon,
and has a salary of 1,400.
| Most of the farmers have finished haying,
and the crop has been fully up to the aver
age. Oats are looking remarkably well,
and are nearly ready to harvest.
The school in the Dix district closed last
Friday, two weeks earlier than expected,
the teacher having taken school in Mid
dlesex for the fall and winter
Edward and Charles Ormsbee went to
Nigger-Head pond, last Saturday, on fish
| ing and blueberrying excursion, and re-
turned Sunday night, wiser than they went.
Several from this town went to the home
of Victor Templeton in Calais, early last
week, and did his haying for him, he hav
| ing been i'll with intlammatory rheumatism
| since June.
There will be basket picnic and excursion
to the Barre quarries tomorrow Thurs
day and everybody in East Montpelier is
invited. The train will leave the Wells
River depot at ten minutes past ten.
All going to the East and North Mont
| pelier Sunday-schoOl excursion to Granite
Vile. on Friday. should be at the Plainfield
! and Fast MontpeIier stations at half.nast
| EIGHT o'clock. Round. trim fare from Plain
| field, thirty cents for children; sixty cents
! for adults. From East Montpelier twenty
! FIVE cents for children. and tftv for adults
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Glover have been visiting in town. - r.
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party at Groton' Mrs. LaPoint is en-.
pertaining sister from nortbern.New York
- Miss Alice NJ, Sanders is TO teach AT
the Morse school-house. - A, Dinpwall
went to Montpelier last Wednesday to work
for II. n. Taplin. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Fl
Cutler expect to be at Bennington nv the
th oi uile nioIth, 10 ASSIST IN 1ee1ing
Henry ID. Stevens of Illinois. Recommended
by his wife and two children. Is stonninp at
| A s. Foster's 40 ia also Mrs Dr Ida aud
grandchild from Glover, Mass. - Mrs,
S. A. Ormsbee has gone for a months out.
ing with Mrs Burbank of Montpelier
They expect to visit Boston, Saratoga and
other places. - Rev. H. ID. Stevens OF
Alton, ILL.,, preached at this place last Sun.
day. - Work is progressing finely on
the Village hall, under the direction OF
Janus Crossett. - Mrs. Philena Will
lard, accompanied by her sister, Mrs. L. S
Collins of Greensboro, started Yesterday for
a six weeks trip through the West.
fayston.
Miss Maggie Patterson has gone to Mary
Fletcher Hospital, Burlington, for treatment
Nearly all +be farmers bova fnisbad how
ing. The cron ia about an AVERAGE one
Oats wheat notatoes and hariev are looIr
inc we'll and hid fair for an axcalient cron
Corn looks rather spotted, some farmers
f nat Ing soou oioP "nile oVners are hoV 81
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James Long, who has been visiting il
town, has returned to Minneapolis. -
Mrs. George w. Warren of Cambridge
Mass, is visiting with her brother, NJ S.
Strong. - George A. Somerville of New
York city is spending his vacation with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Somerville.
East uardr,io,,
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Mrs Laura arner( Sherman OF James