The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1892-02-10


ION.
There will be services at the Brick church |
next Sunday at the usual hour-10; 40 A. NJ.
II. w. Jacobs and wife and G. X. Willard |
and wife go this week to Meriden, Conn, to |
visit relatives.
Mrs. j. S. Wheelock is at Berlin, caring |
Tor her sister and family, who have been i'll
with the prevailing epidemic.
George Fifeld who has been sick a long
time, died last week Tuesday. The funeral
services were conducted on Thursday by
Rev. c. = Taplin.
North Montpelier.
The first of series of six cy-dancing
schools will be held this evening at the rink
hall, with Mr.. and Mrs. George Gilmore as
teachers.
The ladies' social circle will meet with
Mrs. Fred NJ. Snow next week Thursday
evening, and special invitation is extended
to the East village members of the society
Misses Kent Emma Foster, Carrie Sbley,
Julia Holister, Blanche Moorcroft and
Bertha Nye--all Goddard students-were
here over Sunday, the first three as guests
of George f. Sibley.
East Gilmore.
There will be an oyster supper at the
Methodist parsonage on Thursday evening,
February IL, for the benefit of Rev. ID. p.
Bragg.
f. B. Morse, Charles Morse and Mrs. j.
w. Rivers issue this card of thanks: 1--WE
wish to extend our thanks to our neighbors
and friends for their very kind assistance
and sympathy in the last sickness, death
and burial of our dear wife and mother;
also for the flowers and decorations at the
grave"
Fayston.
John McIvor of Barre is the happy father of
a boy-weight eleven and one-half pounds.
He recently came to town to visit his wife,
who is with her parents, James Baird and
wife. - John Patterson is i'll with grip
and pneumonia. - James NJ. Thompson
is working in West Randolph. - Rollin
and Hattie Mehuron and Lizzie Maxwell
have returned to the Randolph Normal
School. - John Maxwell returned from
Fitchburgh last week, whittier he had gone
to visit his sister, Mrs. Neal McMullin, who
is i'll with the grip and heart disease.
North Fayston.
George Grandfeld has sold his horse, har-
ness, sleigh, sawing-machine, etc, to G. G.
Ingalls,. - f. A. Davis has his new saw
mill in running order, and it is said to be
the best running mill in this section.
Groton.
There were two funerals in town on Sat-
urday-those of Mrs. Daniel Norwood
and Mrs. Stephen WEIGH.
Major Lttle's house was burned last week
Tuesday. The fire caught from a defective
chimney. Nothing was saved. Small in.
suranCe,
Harry Daniels, sixteen-year. boy,
was killed last Friday while coasting near
Wells River village, he sliding under the
cars of the Passumpsic mail train.
Grace, the eght-year-old daughter OF
Miles Mondigo, broke the bone of one arm
tlaa rlax, lpfrJ inf l1ah
yard last Tuesday. DR.. Eastman reduced
the fracture. - Last Tuesday one gallon
of water was removed from the left side OF
Frank Crown by DR.. Eastman. Mr.. Crown
seems to be improving since. - Isaac
Wilson was in town Saturday and Sunday.
Marshfield.
In the case of Meader V. Hathaway, tried
last week Tuesday before Justice S. w
Cole, the jury found for the plaintiff in the
sum of 1921 damages and costs.
Alanson Hoton and daughter Hattie OF
Northfield made calls in town last Saturday
and Monday, while going and returning
from st. Johnsbury to attend the funeral OF
an aunt of Miss Holton.
George c. Bemis died last Friday, and
the funeral services were held at his late
home on Sunday, with Rev. A. b. Blake as
the officiating clergyman and o. III. Smith
as conductor. Three brothers, sons of the
late Daniel Bemis. have thus died within
the past three weeks.
Middlesex
Rev. Lester Warren expects to preach a
the village church next Sunday Afternoon
at one o'clock.
G.. T. Miles has purchased William Hold
| ems house and the land in Moretown o,
which are the springs which supply will
water many of the families in our village.
/
| 81, aged nearly eighty-four. - Well
| Chamberin is improving.
Moretown.
While Willie Mcqueen, who lives on tn
South hill, was driving colt he was badl,
! shaken up by reason of the colts kicking
clear of the harness and running for home
! The colt was finally caught by Rolla Grit
fifth, while coming from the mountain witt
a load of logs.
Robert Lamphear, while visiting hi
| grandfather, Charles Sun, on Thursday last
imbibed too freely of the old gentleman
hard cider. The result was that his grand
father complained of Bobby and the authori
ties took him in charge and gave him lOdg
ing in Hotel Phillips" Friday night. III
was found missing next morning, havin
jumped frcm the window during the night
Cyrus Gates returned to st. Louis las
week. - Albert E. Lovejoy and wife al
tended Frank Green's funeral in Waitsfiel
last week Tuesday. - Alvin Pierce an
wife were in town last week visiting thei
son Lewis and his family
MOrrisville.
The Idlewild yacht club hold their an
nual ball at the town hall, with supper a
Mr.. Randalls on Friday evening.
A donation was given Rev. p. b. Fis
and family at the Congregational vesiry
last Friday evening, 1t was well attended
A republican club, named in honor {
Congressman III. II. Powers, was organizes
last week with II. c. Fleetwood as pres
dent and w. II. Robinson as secretary. A
r. Campbell was elected delegate to tn
state convention.
Mortified.
Mrs. Gertrude l.. Briggs, wife of Burto
A. Denny, died at their home on the Eas
hill, Sunday afternoon, of pneumonia. Tn
funeral was held at the house Tuesday a
ternoon, Rev. w. s. Hazen officiating. He
age was thirty-one.
John Sployd, son of Patrick Sployd, liz
ing near the Four Corners, was arrested fC
intoXication and the hearing had on MOI
day. He pleaded guilty and was fine
Sl1.0l, which was paid, 1t is reported thu
he disclosed on a young fellow who has lie
the state. States ATTORNEY Stanton col