The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1892-11-16

20 $40. During the evening, the society
presented Miss Lena Bliss beautiful bed
quilt in recognition Of her services in the
choir.
The village school closed last week The
past term was a successful and satisfactory
one.
The Methodist sewing circle will meet on
Friday afternoon and evening with Mrs.
Henry Smith.
az work on Thomas Stevens barn, last
summer. is now able TO be about, though
still obliged to carry a cane.
Warren Fifeld has taken large lumber
job of A. T. Durant 80 Daniel Pitkin,
who has been sick all summer, is ont again.
80 Ed Pitkin's son is quite ILL., ==
Blanche Lucas was home over Sunday.
Moretown.
The democrats here are jubilant over the
result of the election.
The ballot for presidential electors i'm this
town was: Republican, SO; democratic. 81.
Two friends of w G. Tavte from Salem.
Mass. are in town. =- ID. G. Holt and
son of Woodbury. former residents were
here Sunday. Fred Goss. son Of Aaron
Goss, who resides on the Common, is ill., suf-
fering from pneumonia. 80 Claude Grit
18th runs the barber-shop at the hotel.
Mortified.
Miss Minnie Huntley Of Burlington is Wis.,
itng in town.
A son was born Thursday morning to Mr..
and Mrs Fred Jones.
Miss Hattie Rowland has gone 70 Woods
vile, N, H., to live with Mrs. Mary Ran
dali.
Miss Kate Sullivan of Brattleboro died on
Sunday, of consumption Her body was
brought here for burial on Monday.
c. N. Whitmarsh. having his hands more
than full NJ business 10 being assisted bv
his sister, Miss Mamie Whitmarsh Of Bur-
lington.
Rev Walter Do'a Of Enfield. n. H.. is TO
preach at the Universalist church at six
o'clock next SUNDAY evening. There will
be no morning service.
"Ten NIGHTS in Barroom will not he
presented till the first week in December,
the hall heing engaged nearly every even
ing for the next two weeks.
Mrs. Hopkins, who now lives in tene-
ment in the Stevens block. will move into
the house on Central street where Mrs.
Robbins now is, the latter going to Mont
pelier.
The Good Templars are using the com.
retitve system again this quarter. with
Mrs NJ H. Holt and Mrs G. f. Reed as
CAPTAINS The started off we'll. Friday
evening. and il is expected that this will be
a SncceSStul quarter.
The sheet and pllow.case masquerade. 10
be given Friday evening of this week in
Concert hall, includes fancy dress one as
well Admission to the hall. ten cents:
dancing. sixty cents. Cake and coffee will
be served in the evening.
At the annual meeting of the Dog River
Valley Fair Association the following Of
ficers were elected For directors. James
Morse, Dana Fl, Morse. Cassius Peck,
I w III
Kent and f. T. McCarty. The officers
chosen are: President, James Morse; vice.
president George w. Lvnde: general su-
nerintendent, S. III. Kent: clerk. w w.
Holden; treasurer. ]. G. p. Thayer: chief
of police. F. W. Gold: auditor ] X Ed
gerton. Voted 70 hold the fair Tuesday.
Wednesday and Thursday, the third week
in September, 1893. The auditors renort
showed the grounds and repairs paid for,
bills settled and about two hundred dollars
in the treasury. besides about four hundred
dollars worth of the stock unsold hut sell
ing rapidly. Quite extensive repairs are
contemplated upon the grounds the coming
year.
Lieutenant Kimball's family have re-
turned from Maine. - DIR. Walling and
wife started on Monday for Florida, and
Channcey Denny and wife left Tuesday for
the same state, all TO remain through the
winter - Miss Mabel Martin is learn
Emily Stehbins, Mamie Farrell and Mamie
Whitmarsh are employed there at present.
- Frank Plumley ESQ, arrived home
from Michigan on Saturday. - Jacob
Flanders and wife left town last Tuesday
for Salem. n. H where they will live with
their daughter. Julius HOughton and his
mother have taken possession of the house.
- ]. NJ. Holland. Esq. a former law
student in Squire Pumlev's office, now of
Seattle. Wash. has been in town recently
on visit to his father.
Plainfield.
The primary department Of the Marshfield
village school. TAUGHT by X. Alice Martin of
this place. closed November y, with public
exercises.
AT the local Christian Endeavor meeting,
Saturday evening, Miss Lenora Stevens
gave an interesting report of the recent
state convention of Endeavorers at Ben
nington.
Maple Hill.
Rev. Thomas Hutchinson of West Derby
preached at the Boles school house, last
Sunday. - Mrs. John Linton. who has
been quite i'll, is improving. - 1t is re-
ported that Frank Aiken has contra cted to
cut 100000 feet of logs for III. S. Laird.
North Randolph.
Will Little has removed to West Ran
dolph.
a VISITOR TO TINS town from Barre SAID
eggs were selling for thirty-eight cents
dozen in that place.
Van Carpenter, who has been employed
in the state prison at Concord, n. H., for
two wears, was recently promoted to the
position of overseer of one of the work
shops
South Ryegate.
Rev. j. j. Hall is in Boston visiting.
Dexter Whitehill is better and able to be
out again.
A. ], Finley is to put in steam sawmill
on his timber lot.
Will Mcqueen has begun work at Robin
Darling's stone shed.
Rev L. III. Elliot preached in Rev. j. j.
Halls church last Sunday.
Mrs. Benjamin Godfrey has returned to
her home in Jonesbora, Ark.
The school on Jefferson hill began last
Monday, Miss Kann teacher.
John Crosier and Nancy Nelson were
married last week by Rev. S. A Jackson.
Robin Darling has been repairing the old
engine and put new polishing machine in
his shop, and is now doing good business.
Stowe.
A dancing-school has been opened here
bV Professor Gilmore,