The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1892-11-02

A. ReDfrew, w. L. JaCkman, Mrs. George
Martin and j. T. Corliss. 60 Miss
Hattie NJ. Page, who has been on the sick
| list, is on the gain. 80 Willis r. Hastings,
who has for the past year been with Il. p.
Sawyer, has returned to his home in
Wellesley Hills, Mass. 80 John Hodge
| is moving into the tenement over George
Hollands store. - Charles Page is at
tending the dairy school now in session at
| Burlington.
Gilman Brown died October 90, aged
eighty-three The funeral was held at the
house on Monday.
East Montpelier.
Jarvis Brothers have one of their new
granite polishing machines in running or
der.
Several people from this place attended
the Remenyi concert at Montpelier, last
Wednesday evening.
The Eureka Granite Quarrying Company,
composed of j. NJ Willard president, j. s.
Wheelock treasurer, A. Jarvis secretary,
and Clark Sibley working manager, have
purchased of Henry McCloud of Sodom
about seven acres of quarry land, and will
at once commence operations to develop the
same
Groton.
Mrs. Fred Larrow is gaining slowly
Nelson whitcher who met with an acct
dent two weeks ago, is not able to be out.
N. w. Clark has bought of Charles Kicker
his place in the village for 81 800.
Rev. Mr.. Sawter breaches next Sunday at
the Baptist church
Mrs. Stowell is quite sick with bronchitis.
The Woman's Temperance Union will
meet with Miss Jennie Wrinkle next Satur-
day afternoon.
Rev. j. j. Hall of South Ryegate will
preach next Sunday in the Methodist
church.
Mrs. Holt who has been stopping at A.
NJ. Heath's, returned last Monday.
Charles Kicker is putting in a brick wall
for the new barn that he intends to build in
the spring. George Weber is doing the
| work.
The petition signed by so many people of
this town to have that fatal railway crossing
fixed has been given to the Montpelier Il
Wells River railroad. If the work is not
done, the railroad commissioners will have
to take the matter in hand. Tho town in
tends that this crossing shall be fixed be-
fore cold weather comes, and before any
one else is injured there,
Marshfield.
About sixty of the friends of Mr., and Mrs.
Ira II. Edison called on them Monday
morning, October "a, it being the tenth an
niversary of their marriage. Oysters, cake
and coffee were served and good time en-
loved by all. 1t was a complete sur
take this method to express their thanks
for the visit and the remembrances left
them. Among the presents was purse of
money and many articles of value and util-
ity. 1t was nearly midnight when the
happy party broke up, leaving their best
wishes with their host and hostess.
Moretown.
Father Donahue held mass at the Catho-
lie church last Sunday, October 80.
in Trip, Tenant & Co.'S mill, last week,
had the misfortune to split open his
thumb
Mrs. B. j. Stockwell's leg was broken
above the knee last Friday night as she was
about to retire. She stepped up in chair
to kill flies and fell.
Some kind of wild animal has been
seen once on the mountain between this
place and Mortified 1t has been heard
repeatedly by several. 1t is supposed to be
a catamount or panther.
The Messrs. Mcmahon from Burlington
came here on Thursday last and took UP
from the Catholic cemetery the remains OF
their father and sister and took them to
Burlington for interment.
j. ID. Bidgood from Manchester, N. II.
made flying visit to the place on Monday
last in pursuit of help for a Manchester
hotel. He has returned, accompanied by
his wife. Both have work through the win
ter in the hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Wheeler of South
Duxbury lost their eight-months- old daugh
: ter, Thursday last. Funeral services were
day, Rev. Mr.. Wheeler of Waterbury Off
ciating, They have two more children SICK
with the same disease, pneumonia.
Mrs. Aaron Goss, Jr., died Monday morn
ing, October %, at three o'clock A. NJ. at the
residence of her father, Heman Douglas
She had been longtime sufferer witt
consumption of the blood. The funera
took place at the place of her death, Rev
Mr.. Wheeler of Water bury officiating. She
: leaves husband and one child To mourn
: her loss. The interment took place al
Waterbury.
Morrisville.
The Boston Rivals open the winter lee
ture course this evening.
Several from here will spend a part or al
of ladies' week at Montpelier.
There will be a house-warming at the
new Methodist parsonage on Friday evening
The Sons of Veterans gave general in
vitation to a social at Grand Army hall OF
Saturday evening. There was large at
: tendance.
: Rev. Mr. Seymour was ordained at tn,
Congregational church on Thursday of las
week. Rev. Mr.. Seymour of Washington
ID. c., father of the pastor, Rev. DR.. Fair
banks of ST. Johnsbury, Rev. Mr.. Taylor o
Hyde Park and others, participated i'll the
exercises.
! Mortified.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. F. j
Davis last week.
Mrs. Carrie Adams is recovering from al
, attack OF laryngtis.
| Repairs are being made on the tower o
. the Universalist church.
Miss Cora Edgerton returned last Thurs
day from st. Johnsbury.
, The Catholics held a fair in Concert hal
the last four days of last week, and cleared
, $500.
, The boys of st, Mary's will hold so
= oiable in the society rooms at the depot
| next Thursday evening
Mrs. Augusta Kathan died suddenly early
; Sunday morning. The funeral is to be
held Wednesday afternoon at one O'Clock,
Rev. Mr.. Booth officiating
The board of civil authority will meet oil
Saturday of this week at ten o'clock A. M.
in the village hall, to correct the check-lis
for the presidential election.
Garvicaa will ha haId m tho nnnrninU O.