The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1892-10-19

factory. 80 Miss Jennie Pierce has re-
turned to town, and Is working in Mrs.
Peters millinery establishment. - Miss
Grace F. Ordway is attending a private
school in Boston.
East Corinth.
Rev. G.. N. Ross occupied this pulpit last
Sunday in exchange with Rev. Mr.. Hatch.
Great preparations are being made for the
Columbus celebration next Friday, at Cor.
inth Center.
II, A. Jackman has recently commenced
building north of his shops, and when
done he Intends to use it for a finishing
shop.
g. f. Butterfeld of Manchester, N. H., is
in town for few days. - George
Stearns has returned to the West. 80
Mrs. Il. p. Sawyer, who has been visiting
friends in Boston and vicinity for the past
three weeks, has returned. - Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Dickey were in Manchester
N. H., last week visiting relatives. -
Il. r. Fulton was in Boston, last week, but
returned on Saturday.
East Montpelier.
Charles Collins of Grundy Center, Iowa.
is in town. G. M. Hamblin accom-
panied I. N. Chase to the West with his
shipment of cattle last week. - On
Thursday evening Of this week, at 7;4j, at
the brick church, Rev. G. s. Nickerson will
give an address on Columbus and Amer
ica." 80 Henry Doan, Maynard Spen-
Ger and Bert Gale Of Plainfield are at work
for Jarvis Brothers in their stone sheds.
North Montpelier.
Several couples from this village were in
attendance at the dance at the East village,
Saturday of last week, and report a very en-
joyable time.
The subject of Rev. Mr.. Nickerson's SER
mon at the East church last Sunday was
nd hrfu mi .t,I l,,-
quest he is to give the same sermon at our
church here next Sabbath.
The ladies connected with the "Social
Circle " will hold an apron festival at the
Vestry hall next week Thursday evening
October ~ There will be literary and
musical exercises and farce as entertain
ment. Everybody is invited
There is to be a meeting of the lot
owners of the cemetery association, Satur-
day evening, October %, at seven o'clock
sharp, and it is hoped that all owners and
others interested will be present, as impor-
tant business is to come before the meeting.
George Kelton, who has been absent the
past several weeks on visit to the West,
returned home last week. - Mrs Low
ering and her son Everett, accompanied by
Miss Conant, all of Somerville, Mass, are
here on visit to friends and relatives in
this vicinity j. w. Butterfeld was
called to his old home, Westmoreland, N.
H., Thursday of last week, on account of
the death of his brothers little girl Daisy
b. - Our popular stage-driver, Grant
Templeton, set up the cigars Saturday even
ing. For the reason why, reference may
be had to the marriage notices. - Pro-
lessor and Mrs. o. X. HOLSTER, Rodney
Willard and Charles Nye, all from Goddard
Seminary, spent Sunday at their several
homes here. - Miss Hattie Sibley is
away on visit to relatives at Derby Line
Eden.
Mrs. Margaret Adams, wife of Nor
man S. Adams, died. on Wednesday even
ing, October 5, leaving four children, eleven
grandchildren, and two great-graudchil-
dren Her age was sixty-four years.
Groton.
A. w. Coffrin's boy, while playing in the
street last Saturday, was run over by pair
of horses, hurting his head and back.
Seth Welch has opened grocery store in
West Groton. This is what is needed, and
we hope he will have success in his new
business.
1. NJ. Kicker, d, n. Richardson, Cyrus
Darling and DR.. Eastman had very good
luck hunting last week. They killed thirty
gray squirrels and one rabbit.
Sewell Carpenter and Gerte Clark were
married last week Wednesday by Rev. w.
n. Roberts. They are visiting in Boston
now. We wish the newly-marred couple
success.
Nelson Whitcher, while driving his horse
last week, broke through one of the bridges.
He was thrown out and badly hurt, not
being able to turn himself in the bed.
Columbus day is to be observed here and
an interesting programme is being prepared.
| Let every one in the district be sure TO
come and give three cheers for the new flag.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Blake returned
home last week after several weeks visit at
Lyman Blanchard's. l. n. Halls
daughter LYDIA Ann is expected soon. She
is in Boston now, visiting. - Mr.. Hol-
brook of Newport, who is working for Har-
vey Orr, received telegram that his daugh-
| ter was very sick, but before he got home
she was dead. - Hiram Daniels cut his
foot very badly last week. - Mrs. Fred
| Larrow is reported little better. -
Jack Carpenters sister has bought the
Samuel Page place, in the west part of the
town. - Cyrus Darling and wife and ID.
n. Richardson and wife, who have been visit
ing at Judge Darlings, returned home last
| Monday. - Mrs. Robinson of Mont
pelier is visiting her father, A. NJ, Heath.
- Mrs. Maggie Larrow returned to her
home in Montpelier last week.
Hardwick.
A. b. Thomas is putting machinery into
his new bobbin factory.
Nathaniel Hersey has his new house up
and covered. His son Jays house is ready
| for plastering.
Miss May Wakefield is building an addi-
ton to her tenant house, so as to accommo.
date two families.
Truman Lawson of West Woodbury. has
the frame up and boarded for a dwelling
house, on the south of Wheeler & Ship
mans sawmill in this village.
Bashan Brothers have leased some land
on the north side of the railroad on the
Bridgman meadow and erected stone. cut t.
ting shop, 24x2i feet thereon.
l.. X Hooker is finishing the barn
erected last spring on his lot ON the Wake
field meadow. He intends erecting a
| dwelling house there next season.
The new house erected by NJ. f. Tucker
on one of his lots southwest of the village
approaches completion. We understand il
is to be occupied by Harlow Bates
M. V. b. Hathaway's new residence or
the hill is nearly completed and will be oc
| cupied AS soon as water is supplied. Will
Powers, an employee of the Hardwick Gran
tie Company, will occupy one of the tene
ments upon the second floor,
Tucker & Bunker have dissolved partner