The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1891-04-01

Paine, is sick at the latter's residence with
pneumonia and heart disease.
Moretown.
Mrs. Chandler Griffith, eighty-fve years
old, died on Monday at the residence OF her
son William. The funeral services took
place at the house, and tho remains were
taken to Duxbury for interment. Her hus.
band and several children survive her.
DR.: Wayne Ingalls, former resident OF
North Eayston, but for some time past liv-
ing in Northfeld, died the first part of last
week and his remains were brought to
North Fayston on Wednesday for interment
- Warren Trip is in town, looking
after his lumber interests, be being one oil
the partners of Trip, Tenant Il Co. 60
Barney Gillett is at home from Burlington
on vacation. g. Father Brelivet held
mass at the Catholic church on Sunday last
60 e. Atkins and family are soon to
move from their farm in Dukbury into Mr.
Trips house in this village - Mrs
Foley has moved into Lewis Pierce's house
opposite the post-office.
Mortified.
On Friday evening the lodges of Coed
Templars at Barre, Montpelier Goulds-
vile and Roxbury visited Mortified lodge
seventy-eight visitors being present, and
over one hundred of the home lodge at.
tended the meeting. Eighteen persons
were initiated. Refreshments were served
and a social time enjoyed. Those from the
north returned on special train at eleven
O'Clock, but the members from Roxbury
had to wait till after four o'clock, as the
night express was delayed. 1t was an ex-
traordinary gathering and seemed to be
much enjoyed by all
The Odd Fellows of the seventh district,
comprising the four lodges of this county,
had a very successful district meeting here
last Thursday. In the afternoon a candi-
date was initiated by the home lodge, but
the working of the first degree had to be
postponed till evening, when il was worked
by the Montpelier lodge. Hiawatha lodge
of Barre took the second degree and Mont.
pelier lodge the third. The visiting broth
ers returned on a special train at twelve
O'Clock. Supper was served by l.. l.. Mon
tana in the Episcopal ladies' rooms. Dep.
uty Grand Master Goodell of Burlington
was present.
Jacob Flanders and wife returned last
Wednesday from Massachusetts. - H
b. Thayer of New York visited his father
j. q. b. Thayer, on Saturday. - States
Attorney Pickett OF Bradford was in town
on Friday. - Mrs. NJ. III. Holt is in BOs-
ton buying spring millinery.
East Orange.
Rev. S. G. Vail will preach here on April
IL for the last time before going to confer
ence.
The quarterly meeting Of the Methodists
was held last Sunday forenoon. The pre-.
siding elder, Rev. A. B. Truax, delivered
an interesting sermon to an audience which
would have been larger but for the bad
travelling.
James Rouhan, who has been very ill., is
now able to be about again. - Fred
Davis has returned to Manchester.
Mrs. Herbert Scott of Concord, N. H., il
TiQif hnr aI
North Pomfret.
Fred Brownel, wife and daughter, are
spending two weeks in Rochester. -
Miss Genevieve Snow has returned from
Massachusetts. - Mrs. A. G.. Snow il
sick at A. Towards. Howard Bush
way has sold his colt to Judd Markham fol
one hundred ten dollars. - j. Mayo has
bought colt, nearly three years old, of L
Hunt for ninety dollars. - M. G. Whip
pie has rented farm in Sharon for year.
Randolph.
The next regular meeting of the Ran.
dolph farmers league will be held at the
Center school house on Monday, April 6, a
half-past seven in the evening. The sub
ject of discussion will be How shall we
make and market maple sugar2" 1t i,
hoped that every member will bring sam
pies of sugar and syrup of his own produc
ton. Invite your friends to join with tn,
league in social hour.
South Randolph.
Farm help was never so scarce here as al
the present time.
Henry Walker has bought fertile farm
of two hundred acres on the slope of Roches
ter mountain for $500 and is soon to NOV,
there.
Fred Stevens is confined to the hous
with sickness, and his housekeeper, Mrs
Emma Gould, is also quite ill. - Evan
Stevens, now working for G. ID. Peak il
West Randolph, is living in the house for
merly occupied by Mrs. l.. p Burnham
- Harry Kent has gone to Fitchburg
Mass, to work. - Edith Fowler anC
her nephew, Myron Fowler, have gone on
visit to Boston and vicinity. - Mr.
Denten is moving into the Brooks house il
East Bethel, formerly occupied by II. w
Fowler. - Eddie Greene of Brattlebor,
is visiting his mother, Mrs. j. Green. -
Clayton Hackett has gone to New Yorl
city to go into business with his brother
who resides there.
West Randolph.
The corner clothing store is being frescoed
The Easter services were held at the vari
GUS churches on Sunday.
Arden A. Flint and his clerk, Lewis Bean
was arrested last Wednesday morning 70
keeping, selling and giving way Intoxicating