The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-10-18

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Bradford Center.
Remember the meeting Wednesday night
at Mr.. Curtis.
Mrs Weede preached here last SUNDAY
and had glorious meeting. Souls are I'M
der conviction and many have started tn
serve the Lord
Mrs. John Townsend is quite sick.
George Eames has purchased a new horse.
= Fred Stone is stopping at home for a
Brookfield.
Miss Alice Green is slowly recovering
from her severe illness.
Mrs. Prudence Allen and Mrs. Julia
Seaoury OF Waterbury are visiting friends
in town.
The boys" had their annual squirrel
hunt last Saturday, followed by supper at
Library Hall in the evening.
Mrs. Jane Winch, widow of the late Rev.
Caleb Winch, has been spending few
weeks with relatives in town
Misses Mary Upham and Bessie Durkee
are delegates to the state Christian EN-
deavor convention at Barre this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Bgelow. Miss Mary
Upham and Mrs. j. w. Parmenter re-
turned from their western trip last week.
Among those planning to 20 to Chicago
this week are Mrs. DIR. Goodrich and daug6.
tiers, Miss Lizzie LamsOn and Miss Marcia
Peck.
DR.. and Mrs. F. j. Partridge made a brief
stop in town on their return from the West
They returned to their home in Uxbridge.
Mass last Wednesday.
Dick Kingsbury died Of typhoid fever last
Friday morning after an illness Of about
two weeks. The funeral was at his late
residence on Sunday afternoon, Rev. G. w.
Morrow of West Randolph officiating in the
absence of Pastor G. II. Morse.
Cabot.
DR.. Goodale has been appointed health
officer for Cabot.
William Hoyt had an OK drop dead last
Thursday, while returning from Marshfeld
depot.
l.. p. Cole has moved to his farm, re-
Gently purchased of Mrs. James Hickie,
with Miss Flora Ransom as housekeeper.
The ladies of the Missionary Society will
give Missionary Tea " at Mrs James
Stones next Friday evening. Refresh
ments will be served. All are cordially
invited
A high wind prevailed last Friday night
by frequent showers, which were welcomed
by nearly every one. The water in some
places is the lowest known for several
years
Mrs Orvis Hale, former resident of this
town. is visiting relatives aud friends.
- Henry Morgan is at work for j. NJ.
Southwck. - Miss Josie Lance re-
turned from Montpelier last Saturday,
where she has been spending few days.
g. Hiram Wells and wife returned
| u Ii
- Mrs Julia Durant who has been
very i'll with typhoid fever, is convalescent.
East Cabot.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Gilman have buried
their infant son.
Mrs. n. L. Wilson and Mrs. Miles have
been visiting in Peacham.
4. Ii. Clark has sold his pair of black
horses to parties in New Hampshire.
About sixty attended the huskng at r. s.
Bars, Thursday evening After the corn
was husked plentiful supper of cake and
coffee was served.
Mrs. Fred Slayton was buried on Satur-
day The funeral was from the house,
Rev. Grin Davis officiating
Nicholas Morse has bought the DR.. Carter
place opposite the Christian church. The
doctor is to move to Hardwick soon.
Mrs. G. w. Kent and son George have re-
turned from the Worlds Fair - Mrs.
Ora h Gassett, from Milford, Mass, is stop
| ping in town. - Herbert A Kent and
! Irving Robinson started for Chicago, Satur-
day evening. Mrs. l.. II. Redington
has returned to her home in New Hamp-
shire.
East Calais.
Rev. l.. Warren holds services here next
! Sunday morning.
Mr.. Reed of Lisbon, n. H., has been hold
| ,l.
| two weeks.
The Union Aid Society meets with Mrs.
Frank Marsh on Thursday afternoon and
evening of this week. Topic, " l.. M. AL
cott."
About dozen members of Moscow lodge
Of Good Templars attended grand lodge last
week and report most enthusiastic SEES
sion. Fifteen members also visited Win
ooski lodge last Saturday night by special
invitation.
Robert Emery has skipped for parts un-
known, leaving long list OF financial
nourners. - Frank Emery had horse
die last week. - l.. E. Heath, travelling
salesman for the Union Carriage Company,
visited l. o. Leonard last Friday, bringing
his gun with him, and reports good days
| sport. - Mrs Wallace of Waterloo, L,
@, is visiting her brother, Oscar Guernsey.
- Lillian Lambertou is working in Mrs.
G. r. Dwinell's millinery store.
North Calais.
Charles Young has moved to the place
recently purchased of Mrs Sarah Haskell.
| - There was no school here the past
week, owing to the Illness OF the teacher,
- Sadie K. Ingalls, has gone to Water
bury TO work in the millinery rooms Of Mrs.
! Cameron. 60 l.. l.. Leonard was at home
| from Goddard Seminary over sunday. He,
of necessity, carried a cane-the result OF
game of football. - w. H. Young lost
a horse last Thursday.
Chelsea.
Miss Hattie T. Stevens begins school in
| Corinth this week.
Fred w, Morris is temporarily at home,
seeking new business opening.
James b. Smith is in Jail, having been
surrendered by his bondsmen
Herbert o. Bixby has finished his bust
ness engagement in Springfield, and is now
| at home.