The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-10-04


Sunday with appropriate exercises at the
time OF the usual morning service.
Marshall Bullock is soon to take Almon
fuckers place on the Wells place, while
the latter intends TO move to Marshfield.
Moses Lamberton, feeling the need OF
rest from his work, has let his blacksmith
shop to Fred Pray for six months; possess
sion given this week.
AT the recent husking " at A. Dwinell's,
Uncle Jacob White, almost eighty years
old, husked all the evening" keeping well
up with the younger men.
Dr. G.. II. Gray recently had the remains
OF his brother Elliott, who was buried at
East Montpelier twenty-eight years ago,
brought here and deposited in the family
lot by the side of his father and mother.
At corn huslSing at II. w. Bullock's last
Friday night, over two hundred bushels
were hnsked out. All the lads and lasses
were out, and, Judging from the abundance
of red ears, Herm. must have had them in
his mind last spring.
Chelsea.
A. b. Flanders has removed to Tun-
bridge.
The new steps at the Congregational
church meet long-fet want.
Miss Belle Judd has entered the Training
School for Christian Workers at Northfield
Mass.
/ INF fha oil
bousa on Mondav n NJ Col,ins re,noviina
on that day to Topsham
At the anction IN SATURDAY. of tbe rron-
erty of G. w. Clark's estate, Mrs b. Fl.
Adams bid off the house at 81 $50.
Gaoroa Siuons who hos been living IN
Lyman Denisons farm, has moved into Ira
Thompson's tenement on the Back Bay.
Mrs ellen s. Cooley has moved into 7.
b. Bacon's house. He will spend part of
his time here and part at White River juno
tion for the present.
Misses Iona L. Snalding Lillian NJ
Wells, Mary A. Burbank and Flora NJ. Cor
win, schoolnaams all, attended the teach
ers' institute at Barre last week.
William p Mars+o, for ,penv veors q
Tesideut Of tlis town died at SoHth PovaI-
ton ON These Nv Of la.t weslr. and the bodv
was bronght bere on Tbursday for burial
I,,i,. ca,,.,., 81. 80.
wits 9cal'3 anu Es'illy nave zone 10 IRE
W0rlH & f1lr (Ohlcago, not Iuhorldge). DE-
q, N ToSs mas slarleu lor tne same uestlna-
!lon, n's. Tos' anu MISS AhuIS aGGonp my
ny UNI a. lar as syracuse, ~ L" "here
they VIII remain Tor some weeks
Corinth.
G. G. Hastiurs took charge of the most.
Office on Monday.
,....,a ~, 49,. ., ,.
60 Pi ;tI i i., 9i',aii0i 'i'n usual anu WIZ
''l iiuiV 80 S.'''o,
H. H. Scl1bner has returned from Boston
and is ready for business.
Tunbridge fnir this week will probably
draw several from this vicinity.
p bernarG, lh s son OF o. a. M ana IL: n,
months
IT WI. - De- .. :. $780,, -.
III; WenS'er VI Darre VS. IN UoWn Iasg
t Week erAIus TO- ms Tisposo Vi inc property Oh
Vno '"'e -"oo'' Aioni''on
work has been suspended on the Edward
mine for short time, the help being trans
fe1red 10 the Fairlee granite quarry. The
outlook is good for the future
Frank Bliss has gone to Wells River for
a job. - Fred Worthy has returned
home for vacation He has been at work
in a store at Methuen, Mass. - G. w.
Winchester aud wife have returned from
visiting tour in the north part of the state
at Lyndon and vicinity - r. p. Bliss
has returned from he Worlds Fair. -
Fred Eaton, Jr.. vt Nashua n. H., has
Se siSi,,nE ., Go, 49, o. I'D iapt
week.
East Corinth.
w. and r. Chairman started on Frida6
for Chicago. - Ardelle Dickey was in
Boston a few DAYS last week, purchasing
millinery - E"st Corlhth creamery
paid its patrons twenty-four cents for Au-
gnst butter - Mrs Annie ii, fulton,
VINO has been spenUlng lew weeks IN Chi-
cago, returned OF Friday. - Hattie Nj.
- =, dSe s.al.,u On ~ su s iol Dol,oD' "noi0
She eNPeoVs ~ aFVN" IL" inoiA'D''
west Corintb
.,,D ,.' ,,o 49, t,.., a.o,..,;.,.
viii r. IT Williams for sevaraI yuaalTs has has
Tnrinn The mast wesl Visited friends in
Rrad ford W Hancvar and Mancbastar
n II and ratI,,rned Last Snndav brino;ng
70 ir,t InI ,,,iti IN, -' $50 4icbar6snSS
nfs pio'r'er w ~ 'i LA CLarios Pieila m,bn
~ ~ Mi Thatford no,,,a hare for
80 i;t lan+ Gtnr6or TN.-o ~ W n
Oujmby, wife and two children, from Bos.
ton. are visiting lis parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
T. II Oni,nhy. MIR. and Mrs. Stillman
Richardson Of Post Mills and Mrs. C. III.
Wipgins of Massachusetts visited Stillman
and Isaac Wigoins the mast week. -
Mr. and Mrs. T. Fl. DUMMY. with their
sons family. visited the Iatter,s narents.
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Sargent, in Williams,
town last week.
East hohtpeiier'
r. MelIon ana VIE started lasC hleht
ior the "oiln falr'
A. b. Gusha has sold and decided his
farm 10 Mr.. Jewett of Morrisville.
About fiftv are participating in a squirrel
HINT TO-DAY sides being chosen bv ]. M.
WIN - rs...:a Srla lroa.s a;Is