The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1892-07-27

commissions and violent vomiting. The
doctor was out Of town, but one was pro-
cured from Bradford, and he was brought
10 MS natural self again, but considerably
the worse for his hard experience.
The Cornth Center creamery commenced
operations on the 10Th instant. This part of
Orange county has gone wild on creameries,
In travelling fourteen miles from Vershire
through Corinth to Topsham, three cream.
cries may be found in operation and one at
Iop5ham in course of constructions while at
chelsea, seven miles from Vershire is am
other; and in Bradford and Newbury, eight
10 ten miles east of the Corinth and Tons
ham row, are three more on eight miles of
straight road. Surely, this ought to be a
land flowing with milk and butter, IL not
with milk and honey and perhaps II. ID,
Davis, with his numerous apiaries in Brad
ford and surrounding towns, can fill the
honey part of the bill
Mrs. j. p Sargent has been Frustrated,
the past month, with second attack of the
grip, but is slowly recovering. - Henry
Clarke, lately of Lowell, Mass, has moved
into Ichabod Rowes house. - 1t is Will
Richardson, instead of Richards as our item
read, who has purchased and moved on to
the George Banks farm.
East Montpelier.
II. NJ. Wheeler of Barre has moved into
j. M. Wizards house on the corner.
Subscriptions are being quite freely con-
tributed for the purpose OF buying Har-
rison and Reid flag, to be hoisted in this
village, the raising to be accompanied by
speech-making and music. - The East
Montpelier Nickel Circle will meet at the
hall on Thursday of this week. All are
cordially invited.
Fayston.
Died, at Fayston, Washington County.
VT, of disease of the brain, at Las p NJ,
July 20, 1892, Guy Henry Porter, aged fifty
years, seven months. Mr.. Porter had been
in poor health for many years; but this
spring, up to within few days of his DEATH
was enjoying comfortable health for him
He was the last resident Porter on what has
been known for about eighty years as Por.
ter hill The deceased was the eldest son
of William K. and Mariah S. Porter, and
had resided on the farm where he died ever
since his childhood, caring for his mother
until her death about eight years ago. He
leaves only one near relative-F. S. Porter
of Northfeld, Vt. The funeral was held on
Friday afternoon, July %. Services were
conducted by the Rev. Mr.. Douglass of
Waitsfeld after which his remains were
laid to rest with many others Of the same
family in the cemetery in the north part of
the town. Thus another instance of the
frailty and uncertainty of life is given to us
all. Esp
North Fayston.
Mrs A. A. Cross and daughter Effie of
Westfeld are the guests of MIR. and Mrs
f. III. Chapman. - Guy Porter died the
Goth inst, after short illness. The funeral
was held the 22d. - Mrs. G. B. Porter
and f. H. Chapman have each been quite
sick, but are better
Moretown.
Solomon Hutchins died Monday morning,
the 18th, at nine o'clock, after most dis
tressing illness. His age was sixty-eight
years. The funeral took place at his late
residence, Wednesday, the goth, Rev. Har-
vey Webster officiating. The interment
was in Aliddlesex Center cemetery.
The republicans met at the town hall,
Saturday night, and elected George NJ.
Fletcher chairman and John Bisbee secre-
tary. The delegates to the county conven-
ton are S. ID. Moulton, Russell Sawyer E.
A. Heath, George Buckley and Ii. o. Ward.
The republican town committee chosen, to
be ratified by the county convention, is
James Haylett, Russell Sawyer and A. o.
Harrington.
The Epworth League met at II. q.
Wards Tuesday evening of last week,
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