The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-02-22

CONTINUED vRoM with PAeRl
John Mansfield Is seriously sick with rheu.
matte fever. - George W. Buckley OF
Moretown visited his brother Charles sew
eral days last week.
Rochester.
The Pulp eompany's OK team took a
lively trip the other day.
The term of the graded school he gan last
Monday with the same corps Of teachers.
Mr.. Townshend from New Britain, Conn,
exchanged pulpits with Rev. Mr. Chase last
Sunday.
The young people OF the Universalst
society will present the drama Past Re-
demptioB," In the near future.
The Universalist sociabe at Mrs. @. NJ.
Ford's was we'll attended, the young folks
turning 1t into valentine party.
Frank Ellis had load OF logs go over the
bark the other day. The kipgbOlt coming
out saved the team from going, but the hind
sled and logs went down several rods.
Roxbury.
The auction sale OF the Sylvester Spauld-
ing house will take place Tuesday, Febru.
ary 81, instead of the 18th, az stated before.
- Mrs, Ruth Montgomery is at home.
- Mrs. Seth Flint is no better
South Ryegate.
The social at George Crows last Thurs.
day night was enjoyed by all.
Livermore Bailey has bought of Pringle
Gibson the Peter Gibson farm.
The Robin & Darling shop was closed the
first OF last week for want OF stock.
The Blue Mountain granite works shipped
a car OF rough granite to Dansville, N. Y,
this week.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Nelson last week, and Henry says there is
nothing like it.
Warren Flintum, champion driver for the
Ryegate granite works, cut one Of his
horses quite badly last week.
The dance at George Webber's last Fri
day was reported an enjoyable occasion.
Eighteen couples were present.
Charles Hartshorn and A. T. Gay at
tended the district convention OF the Odd
Fellows at Bradford last week.
There has been some talk shout q certain
mans salt-air horses" but we are informed
that there is one " fresh-air horse for sale.
The young folks are to give the drama en-
titled Hidden Hand" March 2. They
have been working hard for several weeks,
and expect to give a hne entertainment
Greeley Darling returned from Philadel-
phia last week, where he has been taking
a course in dentistry. Mr.. Darling expects
to open an office at Lowell. - Bertha
McCOle is very sick. DIR. Darling held a
consultation with DIR. Brown OF st. Johns.
bury last week in her case. - Mr.. and
Mrs. G. j. Bailey have been visiting in Bos-
ton. - James Sly is very sick with pneu-
monia,
North Thetford.
Eliza Lord from Smith College has been
home on account OF her mothers serious
illuess. - Professor Chapman from ST.
Johnsbury gave select reading in the hall
last week. - The masked hall was a
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longtime resident of Lyme Center, late of
this neighborhood, just across the river in
Lyme, died recently at his home. - Ber-
ton Cummings is working at the creamery.
The new man from HaveThill, N. H., has
fixed up the machinery and got it in good
from Union Village, is staying with her
aunt, Mrs. Lucius Lord. - L. K. Berry
spent last week at Rutland,
TOpsham
Hay is very scarce.
Bring in your contributions for the Chris
tan home as soon as possible. The date Of
the fair will be announced next week.
The new creamery building is fine one.
Would it not be well TO touch up the town
house little, 80 that the contrast between
the two will not be so decidedP
Cora Nolan is i'll with erysipelas. -
Last week Ellie Miller broke his arm by
falling in his barn. - Albert Bedell OF
this place was lately married to Mrs. Ma
tilda DeGOosh of East Corinth. - Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Page of Currier Hill are re-
joicing in the birth OF an heir.
Tunbridge.
A fonrteen-months.o son of WILDER
Grant died suddenly recently.
The Universalist levee was a social and
financial success, over $50 being cleared
ha q
the church as a thaDk-offering for the use
of the building for its concert.
Waits6eld.
J. W. Eagan has the contract to furnish
the lumber for the new village schoOl-house.
Rev. W. f. Douglas exchanged pulpits
with Elder Davenport OF Waterbury last
Sabbath.
David Turner is to sell his stock and some
other personal property at auction on Sat
urday next.
The remains OF Hattie Hoffman, a former
resident Of town, were brought here from
Maine and inferred in the Irasville ceme-
terry last Friday.
The North school, taught by Mr.. c. Per-
vier OF Nortbheld, closed the winters term
with very successful exhibition by the
scholars last Saturday evening
Candidates for the various town Offices at
the coming March meeting are begin hing to
be discussed, especially for he new Office OF
road commissioner, aud several names are
mentioned in connection with that office.
Let the best man win.
George j. Newton will lecture at the
Methodist church, Tuesday evening, Feb
ruary %. Subject" The Peasantry OF Eng
land" A small admission fee will be
charged, and cake and coffee will be served
to all who wish, after the lecture.
Mrs. Samuel Baird has gone to Lowell,