The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1891-10-14

a chance TO take more advanced studies, such
teacher would seem almost necessity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hartwell Taplin have lately
entered the list of newly-made grandpar-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. q. Y. Miles of Chicago
being the happy parents of a fine boy, born
October J.. - Sylvanus Daniels is paint
ing and repairing the house recently pur-
chased by him. - o. III. Richardson
has gone to Minneapolis and David Ward
to Chicago last Friday. - Frank Cum
mings is very sick with typhoid fever.
~. b. Hills is experiencing serious
trouble with his eyes.
Shady Rill.
Arthur Markham aud wife spent Sunday
with his father, j. w. Markham. -
Frank Clarey of North Tunbridge will
preach at the Free Baptist church here next
Sunday at eleven o'clock.
Moretown.
Will Freeman arrived home from the
| Fabyan House, Saturday. - Miss
Emma Freeman of Amesbury, Mass, a for
mer resident of this place, is visiting friends
here: 80 Nearly thirty couples attended
the dance at the town hall, Thursday, Octo-
Der 8. - Fred Moulton was in town
couple of days last week. 60 Company
q, surviving members of the sixth regi-
ment, are to have a reunion at this place,
| Wednesday, October II, in connection with
| the surviving members of Company b of
the thirteenth regiment A nice time is
| anticipated.
Northfield.
There was no service at the Congrega-
tional church, Sunday, the pastor being
absent.
L. f.. Thompson has rented the Markham
place on Union street, and will move in
about November 1.
On account of the absence OF the pastor a
harvest concert exercise was held at the
Methodist church, last Sunday morning.
G. b. Gokey has bought Edmond Miles
house on Pleasant street, and Miles has
bought j. G. Donahue's house on Summer
| street.
Slack Brothers, meat and provision deal
ers, are financially embarrassed, and a
meeting of their creditors is called at the
Savings Bank this evening.
Vernon Lindsey is TO move to Barre, and
Sherman Kimball, who has been living in
one of the tenements in Ernersons block.
has rented his house at the west end OF
Vine street.
Three candidates were initiated at the
Good Templars' meeting. Friday evening
Mrs. E. Huntley, G. l.. Pervier and G. d
Edgerton, are at Rutland, this week. at
tending the session of the Grand Lodge.
The monthly temperance meeting was
held at the Methodist church, Sunday even
ing. c. l.. Pervier presided and made a
brief opening address. The other speakers
were G. A. Edgerton, Jr., and Professor
mond gave reading, Mrs. A. e. Downing
song, and there was dialogue by foul
boys. The attendance was large
j. NJ. Temple went to Boston Friday
night to remain about ten days. His family
are visiting there. - Mrs. w. j. Walker
left Thursday evening for her home il
Chicago. - Mrs. G. S. Richmond at
tended the state convention of the Woman.
Christian Temperance Union at st. Johns
bury last week. - Miss Mary Pratt il
ill, and her place in the Neacs office is takeI
by Miss Vira Pingree. - p. NJ. FLETCHER
is at home from New York. - f. G.
Austin, who has been clerking in Reed
store, has gone to Maine to join his father
who is numbering there. His place in thu
store is taken by III. L. Kenyon. -
! Horatio Nye of Bethlehem, n. H., has beer
! in town during the week. He returned t,
his home Tuesday, and his sister, Mrs
Carpenter, went with him. - +. S
Porter and wife have gone to Lancaster
Mass, to be gone several weeks. - Mrs
II. A. Spencer and daughter of Lawrence
Mass, are stopping at Mrs. l.. S. Winch's.
Orange.
P. l.. Lord, aged eighty-two years, wen
!
Wednesday, to drum for them. - Mrs
Clara Noyce of st. Lawrence, S. ID. lis visiting
her brothers here. She was clerk for PER-
& Camp several years, and her man
friends are glad to see her. - Sta
Evangelist E. l.. Walbridge preached her
( last Sunday in the morning, and at Eas
Barre in the afternoon. Monday night h
was quite i'll. He will hold meetings her
= through the week, if able.
At T. B. Nichols auction, last week, Al
= dee Coffin was arrested for obtaining good
under false pretences of S. ID. Allen G
set him free. The young man was not $
t much to blame as other parties.
Plainfield.
, Mrs. Charles Morse has stored her house
hold goods at her son Nelson's, and vii
= spend the winter with her daughter at 81
Adams. - Mrs. DR.. Smith and Mr.,
John Ryan returned last week from vsi
9 among friends in Salem, Mass. - Nose
4 Hamel has purchased lot of j. III. Hooker
? and is building him house on the SAINT
l - William Hall expects to move t
/. South Cabot next week. - Oscar Marsl
4 formerly of this place, but now of Prov
q dence, r. l., was in town last week, gree
/ ing his many friends. - Next Saturda
r night there is to be a promenade concert a
. hotel hall. - Arch NJ. Batchelder re
!. turned Saturday from a business trip t
!, Boston. - Francis III. Fisher of BuI
lington visited at o. L. Hoyt's last Satul
day. - Repairs are being made on tn
- UniVersaist church. - Miss Berth
: Cham berlin, aud Miss Mary Lupien, one
: the contestants in the Denorest prize-speal
ing, attended the Womans Christian Ten
perance Union Convention at st. Johnsbur
last week. - A -horse-powe
Il steam engine is being put into the ston,
sheds for polishing purposes.
North POmfret.
i Farmers are busy securing crops. Their
is much complaint of potatoes rotting.
. call for apples. Corn is fine. - Spring
:, are failing. j. NJ. Fuller has an au
ton, this week, selling stock, farm impl
mements, household furniture, etc. -
II Abbe Perkins goes to Illinois this wee
y to spend the winter. - DR.. Thache
> and family return to Jacksonville, Flord
next week. - j. g. Sherburne is und,
is the care OF DR.. Sherwin.
- Randolph.