The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1891-01-14

OF revival meetings - Uncle Nicholas
George has been taken to the home of
william Hood to be taken care of on ac-
count of the illness of his daughter, Mrs.
Laird, who has very tenderly cared for him
up to the time Of his removal.
Tunbridge.
We are glad of the success of fellow
townsman, II. p. Rolfe, who went to Great
Falls, Montana, five years ago. He then
built the first house, and now, according to
the New Years number Of a paper from
that place, he pays taxes on $4,000 or
more. He has recently built large brick
block valued at $1,000.
Mr.. Manning came from the West last
week with the body of his wife, who was
formerly Mrs. Milo Deering of this town.
- Rev. Mr.. kibbey, student from
Dartmouth, who has been preaching at the
Baptist church, will return TO his school
this week .= News has been received
of the death of Mrs Lysauder Cushman of
Cowlesville, N. Y. Her husband was
native Of this town.
Waits6eld.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Baird are the happy
parents of "A ten-pOund son.
Mr.. James Thompson, who has been quite
sick with pneumonia, is recovering slowly.
The ladies' ofthe Congregational church will
hold their annual chicken pie supper on
wednesday evening, January q Every one
knows the capacity OF the ladies' for their
excellent suppers, and we hope they will
have full attendance.
Warren.
Lewis Cardell is quite sick - William
Pierce, an old resident, was buried Lass
Tuesday. go james Cass has moved back
to town. 80 George Bragg is taking care
OF King Herrick at Middlesex.
Waterbury.
Nicholas Breene is going to work for G.
w. Randall and has moved his family TO
Randall's mills.
G. Bailey has moved into the tenement
over w. II. Ashley's store. He expects his
family from Derby Line next week.
George w. Remission and Mr.. King, who
have been on Thomas Tenney's farm, have
gone on to the Clough place above the
Center.
Thomas Turney and Anne Moriarty were
married in the Catholic church by Father
j. Brelivet. Monday morning The happy
couple is visiting in Massachusetts.
The surveyors are here from st. Adams
locating the line for the proposed branch
road to Stowe by the way OF Little river.
They began Monday at the iron bridge.
All the stores in town were closed on
Wednesday of last week, the day of the
funeral, from twelve till four O'Clock, as a
mark of respect to the late q. e. Richardson.
Measles have not yet departed from this
section. There are great many cases in
town. III. Il. Boyce and Stephen Hayden
have them. The latter is reported very
sick.
NJ. f. Sanctuary of Iinesburg has bought
out the grocery store of o. q. Harris. He
will put in a full line of undertaker's goods
and will fit up the back part of the store to
live in
James X. Fullerton and Fred G. Luce
have been placed in charge Of the store of
the late G. Il. Richardson. The business
will be conducted for the present by the adj
mnistrators, Mrs G. e. Richardson and
Dan G. Richardson, her son.
A large gathering of friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. T.. L. Seabury met at the home Of the
latter, Monday evening" on the anniversary
of their wooden wedding IL was COM
plete surprise to them. The party took
possession of the house and "rdn things "
to suit themselves. Many presents were
left.
Mr.. o. f. Scott is able to attend to bust
ness again. - Ahira S. Richardson aud
family of St. Adams John Richardson aud
family of Richmond, and the family of
Loren S. Richardson of Concord, y. H.,
were here last week. with other relatives,
to attend the funeral of Mr.. G.. Il. Richard
son - Cliffus Drugg has moved into