The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1892-02-10

Eastmans.
Deacon G.. w. Davis having been disabled
for several weeks, his neighbors and friends
lately assisted him in drawing his wood
Died suddenly, in Lowell, Mass, January
81, with grip, Mrs. Betsey (Richardson),
wife of Arson Wheeler, aged fifty-three
years. Her remains were inferred in this
cemetery the following Thursday, beside
those of Ira ID. Richardson, her first hus-
band. Miss Saluvia Richardson, her sister,
and Mr.. and Mrs. o. q. Johnson accom-
panied her remains, returning home on Sat
urday. The floral offerings were very adj
mirable.
West Randolph.
Mr.. and Mrs, f. A. Hobart have been
quite sick with grip. g. On account OF
the illness of the teacher, the primary
school was closed for some days last week.
- Elk Governor Samuel Il. Pingree of
Hartford was in town last week. 80 J.
Hunter and wife and Arthur Thompson of
Windsor were in town few days ago.
- Clinton Hewitt and wife of South
Royalton spent Sunday in town. - Quite
"A number of veterans attended the Grand
Army encampment at Montpelier last week.
Roxbury.
The Good Templars' lodge installed Off
GERS at its last meeting and voted to adopt
the competitive system for the next quarter.
Mrs, Gerty (Ferrs) Chase, formerly resi-
dent of this place, died at her home in st.
Adams last Saturday. The remains were
brought to Roxbury for interment.
The singing-school, taught by Professor
Gale. will close on Wednesday, the 18th,
with an all-day's sing" Rehearsals are
to be held at ten A. NJ. and two P. NJ. con-
Guiding with a concert in the evening, to
which all are invited.
Stowe.
A. j. Ruzzell OF Boston is stopping with
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w. Buzzell for the winter.
- Mr.. and Mrs. Emery are spending a
few days in Topsham. - The funeral OF
Mrs. B. T. Gale occurred on Monday.
West Topsham.
Mrs. Sarah Burton, who has been i'll, is
slowly convalescing Mrs. Burton's late
husband was one of the oldest subscribers
to the WATCHMAN, and she has never as yet
missed copy of the paper.
Rev. G. f. Davis was in North Tunbridge
over Sunday attending quarterly meeting.
| - Isaac Marsh died last Friday of con-
sumption after long illness, aged eighty
| four years. The funeral services were held
last Sunday. - Will 9. Daniels and
| Charles A. Watson OF Woodbury. Center
visited last week at DIR. Watson's.
| School closes next Saturday. - Will
| lam Bagley is so as to be out of doors some
- George Slack is driving team for G
+. Smith. - Mrs. David E. Bagley has
been quite ill., but is convalescing. -
General Thurston and wife have closed
their abors at the gore - John Sanborn
visited in Barre last Saturday. - Mr.
Chandler, one of the lumbermen at Harvey's
steam-mill, lost one of his team horses by
lockjaw last week. - n. ID. Wood in.
jured one leg slightly while numbering one
day last week Mrs Mary Prescott il
caring for Miss Lovina Marsh for few
days. - DIR. Watson is so as to attend tC
his patients after his recent illness.
Tunbridge.
Levee at the Tunbridge house tonight
George Robbins has sold his big colts t.
Mr.. Robinson of Barre for 500.
Among others who attended the centen
NAL last Friday were Rev. Mr.. Alden o
Minnesota, Rev. Mr. Herrck of Milton
Miss Hartig the evangelist, Rev. Mr.. Sher
man of Chelsea, Rev. Mr.. Ward of Royalton
Deacon and Mrs Fisher of Bethel.
Susie Van Dyke came to town on Satur
day to care for her sister. - A. j. Noye
of Bennington is visiting comrades in town
East Warren.
Mrs. William p. Harmon and Will are il
Waitsteld assisting in caring for Mr.. AM
Mrs. L. M. Learned, who are seriously i'll.
Albert Eldredge was badly hurt on tn
arm, last Friday, while leading horse t.
water, by the horse rearing and striking
him.
Austin Hewitt. formerly of this place bu
lately of Grafton, n. H., died, Wednesday
February J. His body was brought to tow
on Saturday. The funeral was held at tn
church, Sunday, John Buzzel officiating.
Waterbury.
The farmers are improving the fine sleigh
ing, and one can see loads of wood and bar
passing at any time of day.
Tho navt antartain,napt In ba Iactrr
course will be lecture by Robert Nourst
a widely-known platform speaker.
The Epworth League held an interestin
business meeting last Thursday evening a
the close of the regular meeting. One neN
member was elected.
AS an indication of activity in the lumbe
interests. it may be noted that from $50 t
400 logs are drawn TO L. j. Roberts mil
yard every twenty-four hours.
Superintendent Wallace has provided
ride for the Methodist Sunday-school o
Friday afternoon of this week. The part
will rendezvous at the church at fou
o'clock, whence teams will carry them
the Center, where they will have supper a
the church.
f. G. Lyon has bought the Joel Reminl
/ ton farm consideration, $1,000 He Ia
also bought the sumner Blaisdell place
evidence that he intends to make Water
bury his permanent home, fact that wi
afford pleasure to multitude of friends
He intends to resign his engagement q
Burlington, April l.
The Young Peoples Society of Chrstia
Endeavor of the Congregational church hs
: elected the following officers for the ensuin
six months President, Abbie l.. Haine'
: vice president, Max Greene; recording SCI
retary Carrie Haines; corresponding SCI
rotary, Lottie Carpenter; treasurer, Ere
Somervile. The society is tiourishing.
Little Bertha Evans daughter of Mr.. an
Mrs. M. O. Evans, died Monday morning
after painful illness of two weeks. OF
, bright and sunshiuy disposition, she ws
the Joy of the home, and of n large circle
friends as well. An older daughter, Mis-
Eva, is also ill., Mr.. and Mrs. Evans hay
l great sympathy in the loss of so intelligei
t and promising a child. The funeral will
3 held at the Methodist church at two o'clocl
Wednesday.
o. &. Harris was in town ON Wednesda.
He has been prospecting in Barre, lookir
for permanent location. 60 Rev.
+ Tenney is ill with grip. - Mr.. Jam'
: Shipman, superintendent of the asylu
| farm, spent Sunday at Enfield, n. H., h
t wife's home. She is reported as much bette
t - Dennson Knight has pneumon
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