The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1891-10-21

O level, and an excellent crop Is the result.
Potatoes are not up to the maximum In
yield, but are sound and OF good quality;
Apples are so plenty that many bushels will
be fed to hogs and cattle, and many more
will not be picked at all.
East Corinth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Goodrich and Mr.. and Mrs.
Kelley of Detroit, Mich, were in town last
week, visiting at II. r. Fultons. -
Mrs. Charles Page is visiting friends in
Boston, Mass. J. b. Kemp and O. X.
Johnson intend to move their families to
Bradford this week. - IL. j. Kemp was
at home over Sunday.
DanvilIe.
Mrs. Bates, who has been spending the
summer in Danville, returned to her home
in Portland, Saturday. - There will be
union services at the Methodist church Sun
day, as the interior of the Congregational
church is being repaired. j. A. Web
ster failed to find water at the bottom OF the
we'll he has been digging. =W w. S.
Fisher went to Penacook, Saturday morn
ing. - 1t is expected that the Danville
creamery will be opened for business soon.
- j. Solomon returned from New York,
Saturday.
North Montpelier.
Rev. L, Warren will preach at the Brick
church next Sunday at one o'clock p. M.
Theodore Clark of this place and Mrs
Katie II. Morse of Marshfeld we're married
last week, and are receiving the congratula-
lions Of many friends.
The church was literally filed at the
memorial service, last Sabbath, held in
memory of our lamented pastor, Mrs. s. 9.
Pratt. Services were conducted by Revs. l..
Warren, j. Edward Wright and l.. f. Fort
ney. The remarks of Mr. Warren and Mr..
Wright brought to all minds more forcibly
than ever the great loss the society has sus-
tanned, and equally the loss to the cause of
a tireless, active and conscientious worker.
The great number of Pensioners and friends
present at the service shows conclusively
the love and high esteem in which she was
held by ALL
The following resolutions were adopted
by the Christian Union upon the death of
Mrs. S. G.. Pratt: Whereas, 1t has been
the will of our heavenly Father in his mys-
terious providence to take from our midst,
by death, our dear friend and honored pas
tor, Mrs. s. G. Pratt it is therefore Re-
solved, that while we bow in humility to
him who doeth all things well, we deeply
regret the loss of one who gave us so much
help and encouragement; that we tender
our heartfelt sympathy to all the relatives
and friends of the deceased, trusting that in
the love of the infinite Father they may
find strength in their hour of trial; that as a
token of respect, copies of these resolutions
be sent to friends of the deceased"
Professor .. X. HOLSTER and wife, Misses
Florence Henry, Julia HOLSTER, Carrie
Sibley and others of Goddard Seminary
were in town over Sunday. - r. D.
Pratt, Mr.. and Mrs. John Pratt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chase, and others of the relatives OF
Mrs. Pratt, all of West Concord, were here
over Sunday, to attend the memorial ser.
vice.
East Hardwick.
w. L. Dow has commenced buying butter
again.
George Goodrich expects to leave his
farm this fall and go to Morrisville.
Ora Crosby Hyde of Oakland, California
who is attending school at st. Johnsbury
visited his uncle here, Saturday. He is 9
son of DR.. Hyde, former resident.
The fair held under the direction O
Caledonia Grange, October II, was Crane
success. There were 2S7 entries, and thu
display of vegetables cereals, butter etc.
was pronounced equal to If not better
than at our county fairs. The Hardwicl
Granite Company showed fine specimens o
the famous dark granite from their quarry
which is not equaled by any in New Eng
land. Brush & Curtis had samples from
their quarry in Woodbury., which showed
fine polish, and is good quality of stone
The management can well feel pleased
with the success of their undertaking.
it is thought best to add stock to the lis
another year, the foundation has been lai,
for permanent exhibition.
Marshfield.
The ladies social circle will meet witt
Mrs. DR.. Town, Thursday, October %. AL
are cordially invited.
Mrs. D. A. Patterson and daughter o
Boston paid visit to her old home, las
week. She is remembered by many of tn
old inhabitants. Her father, Samue
Tenny, was one of the early settlers, an
moved away nearly sixty years ago. TIL
wi anapl a
the old places familiar so many years ago.
Shady Rill.
Rev. j. G. Flanders of Albany made
visit to friends in this place the past weel
after an absence of more than twenty-fv
years. He is remarkably strong for a ma
of his age, eighty-four years. - Rev. K
w. Cummings and wife visited her fathe
William o. Cummings, the past week.
Moretown.
Milo Griffith has let his farm
South DuXbury to George Farnsworth, an
has moved into the house he recently pu
chased of his brother, Franklin ID. Griffith
Company b of the Thirteenth Regimen
and Company G of the Sixth Regiment hel
their reunion at Philips Hall, both con
panies mastering upward of forty men, til
18th instant. About fifty in all took Dime
Rev. Harvey Webster delivered the &C
dress of welcome. E. A. Fiske responding
Several of the comrades were called upO
to make remarks, and all responded. n
table among them was Comrade Smith
Barre, former member of Company {
Sixth Regiment, who served three year
Secretary Aaron Goss reported that out
two hundred and three members of Cor
pany G, there were siXty-four survivor
Secretary McAlister of Company b. Thi
teenth Regiment, reported that out of a tot
of one hundred and one there are about Il
same number of survivors as in Compal
G, Sixth Regiment. Company B has 10
three comrades by death since the last r
union, two years ago-Comrade Osci
Stearns, Comrade William Backhurst al
Comrade w S. Rich A list of resolutio
on the death of these comrades was draw
up by committee of three. Several lette
were read by Secretary McAlister fro
comrades regretting their inability to
present. Notable among them was o
from James X. Hartwell of Boston, Mas
one from f. Bushnell of Worcester, Mas
one from Charles p. Carpenter Of st. Johr
bury, and several others. II was voted
have the next reunion at Waitsield wi
Company b, Thirteenth Regiment, and tn
company invited Company G of the Six
to hold their reunion in connection wi
Company b. 1t is to be held in Angus