The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1891-08-26

Bradford, and were probably beyond pur.
suit. Some fifty or sixty dollars in money |
is supposed to have been taken.
West Concord.
Mr. b. f. Wadleigh, who has been sick |
with typhoid fever, is somewhat better /
=- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tilton are
taking carriage drive to Colebrook n |
H.. this week. - Miss Emily Frye of
Lowell, Mass, is spending her vacation
with her sister, Mrs. Allen. - Mrs Dr. !
Hunter is in town, a guest of Mrs Wad |
leigh. = Among the visitors from this |
town to the Bennington celebration were
Hon. j. b. Wallace and wife, AFRO Joslyn |
and Curtis Stacy. - The fall term of
the Essex County Grammar School will |
commence at Concord Corner, September
I, under the instruction of Harry Amey of
Lancaster Mr.. Amey is a teacher of abil- |
ity and experience, and profitable term of
school is anticipated.
East Montpelier.
Polly Burno is failing. - Lee II. Tenn.
peton is putting in silo. - Lila Kings
ley has returned to Boston, Mass 80
Miss Mary T. Foster is teaching in District
No 10. - The family of G. o. OrmSbee
moved, Wednesday, to the house formerly
occupied by them 80 Mrs. n. ii. Dodge
has rented her house at South Calais to
Herbert Weeks of Worcester, who moved
Friday. 80 Miss Lotte Woodward will
on the East hill, September I. - Mr..
and Mrs. George Goodwin spent part of
last week with relatives in Brookfeld and
Chelsea. - +. j Parker and Theophilus
Clark have been making repairs upon their
barns. 60 Inez b. Dingwall commenced
to learn type-setting at the Office of the
Mortified NelCS, August II - II. b.
Woodward, who has been absent "A year in
South Hadley and Holyoke, Mass, returned
Friday; and Iii daughter, Miss Grace, who
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in Berlin, is at home on visit. - Her
bert Stoddard is home from Massachusetts.
North Montpelier
Rev. ] J Lewis will preach, August 80,
at the Universalst church at East Mont
pelier at l0:tj A. NJ, and at the Universaist
church at North Montpelier at 10 P. NJ.
Fayston.
Mrs. Mary Shaw and son, Alex, of New
York city, are visiting friends in town.
- Mr., and Mrs Willie Strong of Bos-
ton are visiting at NJ. S. Strong's. -
James Baird, Jr., lost a valuable brood
mare, last Sunday. He found her dead in
the pasture - The meeting of the Home
Circle with Mrs NJ. S. Strong, on Wednes-
day of last week, was a success Every one
present thought FaystOn hills good place
for social meeting, not only on account of
the eXhilaratng breezes, but also because
of the hospitality of the people.
East Hardwick.
A. B. Hunt moved into his new store,
Thursday. - Mrs. II. A. Babbitt is
home from Boston, much improved in
health. - G.. l.. Johnson has begun ex-
tensive improvements on his house in the
village He is adding a story to the house
on the Page farm. - The young people
of the grange will give lawn party and
supper, Thursday evening, August p. The
proceeds go toward an organ for the hall.
| 'l,,r hold n fnir i,,n n4
Der. Competition open to all. l.. F.
Goodrich is the fair secretary, and I. G..
Bronson superintendent. - Mr.. Springer
has returned from New Hampshire. -
| The town has been making some needed
improvements on the paving in our streets.
- Miss Mabel Kidder will teach in the
academy at Coventry the coming year
- Mrs. A. Towne and daughter of
Haverhill, Mass, and Miss Ladd and f. p.
Eaton of Corinth are visiting Mrs. T. G..
| Bronson.
Marshfield.
Mrs. Charles A. Smith, wife of former
pastor of the Methodist church in this town,
has the sympathy of the people here in her
bereavement. - Charles Siverte and
wife are visiting in the north part of the
state. 80 Fred Woodbury. and wife of
| b IRE are in town. - Miss Carrie
Thompson of Woodstock is visiting in town.
- Harry Tabor and wife of Montpelier
were in town over Sunday. Charlie
| Bullock of Nashua, n. H. is visiting his
father. - The churches will hold a
union Sunday-school picnic in Gilman
woods on Friday of this week - James
Newton has sold valuable horse to New
York parties. - Rev. Mr.. Williams, a
student in Yale College, preached in the
Universalist church, Sunday. - The
Congregationalist ladies held lawn social
Saturday evening, on the grounds about
Mr.. Mears residence. - e. S. Pitkin
nd 10 90 RI RutlapH this yyaalr IN nj
a Universalist meeting - Mrs. Wallace
Lamberton has returned from Nashua
y. H., where she visited her sister, Mrs
DR.. Jewell. Mrs. Jewell accompanies heI
home. with hope that soiourn here may
improve her health. - That bear" ha.
been seen again, on the farm formerly
owned by John Il. Eddy. A few men wen
out hunting for it, but without success.
MiddIesex.
Rev Lester Warren is expected to preacl
in MddleseX Sunday, August %, at the
usual hour.
Rev. Lester Warren will preach her,
next Sunday afternoon at one o'clock
- Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Ladd an,
daughter, Florence. of Philadelphia, arr
visiting friends in town. - Mrs. Marian
Webster of Manchester, \. II. is in tow
for short time. - Mrs. Lucas and he
daughter, of Boston, are visiting at Mrs
G. Il. Hold ms. - Gertrude and Mau,
| Edgerley and Jessie Knapp are attend
ing school at the Methodist Seminary il
Montpelier.
MOretown.
A Mrs Kelsey from South Fayston wa
buried at the Common on Sunday.
Father Brelivet is having the Catholic
church and the buildings connected with i
reprinted.
Mr.. Burnham, a partner in the firm o
Trip, Tenant * Co., brought portabl,
sawmll, a thirty five horsepower engine
three horses, camp equipa &c, TOOLS etc, TO
numbering, to this town last week. He is Il
erect his mill on the John Keough farm, tn
firm having recently purchased it, and is L
! proceed as soon as practicable to cutting N
the timber on their new purchase.
The sewing circle will meet at Mrs. Free
man Parker's August % - Mr.. Trip
has returned from New Hampshire, wher
he had been visiting for a few days. 80
Dow Phillips lost a valuable COW last week
: found dead in the pasture.
Morgan.
j. NJ. Bartlett and wife of Minnesota ar
in town. - Arthur Rood has hired t
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