The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1891-07-22

been spending a few weeks with Mrs. Gym
thia Kibbee, returns home this week. -
Rev. William s. Palmer of Norwich, Conn,
is spending few weeks in town. He is ex-
pected to preach at the First church next
Sunday at one o'clock P. M.
Cabot.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Austin OF Barre are
back at their farm at South Cabot for few
weeks, securing the hay crop.
Dr. and Mrs s. L. wiswell are taking a
carriage drive through the White Mountains,
in company with DIR. and Mrs. j. Henry
Jackson of Barre.
Among those stopping in town this week
are Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Rogers and two
children of Aurora, Neb., at ID. w. Rogers
Miss Marie Sanborn, visiting Miss Lillian
Wells; Miss Carrick Of st. Johnsbury at j.
NJ. Fishers.
The team of f. s. Ford, in charge Of Miss
Clara Ford and Mrs. Pike, became fright
ened near the Perkins bridge, between the
two villages, by some boys in bathing. The
carriage was overturned and badly smashed,
and both occupants more or less injured
Mrs. Pike receiving badly sprained ankle.
Corinth.
George W. Stevens, a veteran Of the war,
died at East Corinth, from liver trouble, on
the 18th instant.
Quite u number of farmers in the south
part of this town are sending their milk to
the Vershire creamery.
Crops of all kinds are now in flourish
ing condition, and promise plentiful har-
vest II the weather continues favorable.
The hay crop here is much better than
was anticipated, and the labor OF securing
it, though commenced late, has been pushed
during the past two weeks.
e. r. Darling, teacher in New York,
rat RI 10 nd
has brought several of his students with
him, to attend his summer school at this
place.
Miss Lavina Bowen OF Brockton, Mass,
who was formerly teacher here, and makes
this her summer home, has presented the
Sunday-school at the Center with new
library, costing $25.
West Concord.
The family Of Mr.. John Smith has moved
from Reeds store into Albert Hills tene-
ment.
Mr.. @. II. Titon is able to walk to the
street again, much to the joy Of his many
friends.
The farmers are very busy securing their
hay, which is Of good quality, but much be-
low the usual amount.
Mr.. and Mrs. William e. Ball are made
happy by the arrival of little lady in their
home. She has come to stay.
Ludlow.
l.. Storms of Perkinsville has fine three
year-old standardized stallion that weighs
LOO pounds, is 16 hands high, of a seal
brown color-a fine animal; but a better one
is Prince Lambert" also owned by Mr..
Stems.
Haying is progressing finely. A fair crop
is reported by some; others get nine loads
where they got thirty last year. 1t is of
better quality than last year. Apples are
not very plenty. Potatoes look well-so
other grains look well.
Marshfield.
Frank Sanford and wife have gone to the
beach near Cape Cod. - Lulu Lakin of
Nashua, N. H., is visiting her uncle, Frank
White. - w. E. Shepard and wife of
Mortified were in town last week. -
Mr.. r. X. Peck of Montpelier was in town,
Monday, and bought horse of c. Z. Shep-
ard. - Scion Sulham has bought the
meat-market of E. w. Gilman. - Re-
port says there has been bear seen near
the railroad.
East Montpelier.
Miss Ida Kingsley and Miss Ethel, daugh-
ter of DR.. Angler of Boston, came Saturday
on visit to Mrs. Anglers parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. d. Hill.
The school in the Dix district commenced
again on Monday, after two weeks vaca-
ton, during which the teacher, Miss Good.
win, attended the convention at Mime
| apolis, MINI.
Mrs. II. G. Dodge is convalescent.
| o. II. Steward has been ill with heart
trouble - DIR. Jared Bassett has visited
relatives here and returned to Chicago
- Mrs. G.. A. Bruce is going to the
| beach for the improvement of her health
- George Davis is getting better, and
has been in Boston the past two weeks
| - A pleasant term of school taught il
district No. g. by Miss Julia HOLSTER, closed
last Friday. - Mrs. j. r. Young is il
with la grippe.
North Montpelier.
Farmers are progressing finely with theil
haying, and generally report rather NOR,
than average crop.
"That Comical Brown is on the roaC
again, and is billed to appear here at UnioI
Vestry hall on the evening of August s.
G. c. Bennett of Pierre, South Dakota, is
here on visit to his native place, accom-
"Cash extend to him a right hearty wei
come.
The Rev. j. j. Lewis of South Boston
Mass, is to give his celebrated course o
illustrated lectures, Summer Tour il
Europe" at the church here July 81, an,
August IL, Il ana rs. All VINO fall to at
tend will miss rich treat. Season ticket.
for the full course, seventy-five cents, now
on sale at the store of w G. Nye.
Mrs. Lowering of Somerville, Mass,
here on visit to relatives and friends
- Mr.. and Mrs. Moorcroft of Barr
We're here last week on visit to thei
daughter, Mrs. w. G. Nye. - Mis-
Meddie and Master Charlie Bradford c
Barre are here, visiting relatives in thi
village.
Morgan.
Summer visitors are coming to town.
) H. Johnson's and Fred Hamblet's ne'
barns are nearly finished outside,
Mary Cobb expects to take a course
, study at Johnson Normal School.
B. f. Moore is closing out his goods q
cost, to close up his business here.
MoretowH.
, Messrs Clark and Lovejoy are home fro
, Highgate.
Mrs. j. w. Taylor returned home froi
Manchester, July IA, where she has bee
: visiting for the past few weeks.
7 Orlo Barnard supplied the pulpit at IL
| Methodist church, Sunday last, Rev. Ha
d: vey Webster being at Highgate.
l Miss Edith Goodrich, elocutionist and in
personator, gave an entertainment at Il
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