The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1892-12-14
From Town Correspondents.
Bethel.

awe, last week, TO tne village, That had
been making considerable havoc among his
poultry, and offered it for sale at the price
of the poultry it had destroyed.
petition has been presented to the Sc
lectmen for the laying out of a road from
the stage road to Gaysville, to land of
Agnes and w. II. Hartwell for the purpose
of opening up several building lots on the
Hartwell meadow.
At the annual meeting of the ladies' aid
society of the Congregational church, held
at Mrs. G.. b. Graham's, last week. these
officers, were elected: President, Mrs. G.
b. Graham vice-president, Mrs. Charles
Waldo; treasurer, Mrs Edwin Fisher; sec
rotary, Mrs G.. NJ. Miller.
Miss Clarissa Clapp died, last Friday
morning, at the residence of her brother-in-
law. James Mccullough, aged seventy.
seven years. She had been in failing health
for some time past, and suffered a shock
last Tuesday, from which time she was in
sensible until the time of her death. She
was born in the house in which she died.
and lived most of her life there. Her flu
neral was attended Saturday afternoon.
A carload of cows was sent from this sta
ton, last Saturday, to down-country mar
kets, most of them new-milch cows. Prices
paid varied from $50 to $50. 60 Percy
Adams has been taking a vacation at home
with his father William Il. Adams, Esq
- The payroll at the shoe-shop, last
week, was over 500. - The Sunday
school of the Episcopal church will have a
Christmas tree at the residence of Mrs. G.
q. Stearns Christmas eve from five to seven
o'clock. 80 The Congregational society
will place in their church a window in
memory of Mr.. and Mrs. George S. Hatch
who, although not members of the church,
were long attendants there and were gener-
Gus contributors for all church causes, and
at their death left their home for a church
parsonage. - Rev. Il. S. Fiske of Waits
field has been visiting in town. -
Chauncey Stanley of Rochester was in town
over Sunday, having brought down his
daughter, Miss Helen, who is to attend the
winter term of the Whitcomb high school.
60 The Sunday-schools of the Univer-
salist and Congregational churches are pre-
pairing cantata, Santa Claus Delight"
which they will present Christmas eve,
December "A, at the Universalst church.
- Lewis S. Bird has been suffering
from rheumatism, and has been compelled
to leave his position as night Waterman in
the shoe-shop, which has been Tiled by
VIII Blossom. == James Graham has
gone to Barre, where he is to act as clerk
Tor the granite dealers, &. n. Moore & Co.
Brookfield.
The circular conference was held with the
Second church on Tuesday of this week.
Frank Ainsworth has advertised his stock
and some farming and dairy implements for
sale at auction, on Friday, the 10th inst.
Charles Whitney died at the residence of
w. A. Clarke, Jr., on Friday of last week,
after an illness of little more than a week.
no iunoiai services were heiu SUNDAY
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Harold Burt has rented the house owned
by FRANK Alnsworth, recently occupied by
FRANK Dibbell. - Hiram Coburn of
Newport, n. H., has rented the place
Upham. - Marshall Green is suffering
very much from a diseased limb'
Chelsea.
There will be a Christmas tree at the
Congregational church on Saturday even
ing the 2ith inst Christmas service, con-
Quoted by the Sunday-SchOOl, Will take the