The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-11-01

towns were a foot. ball team is in exist
enCe.
A son was born last Sunday morning to
DR.. and Mrs. A. A. Minott
Alex Joslin has purchased for 81. 800 the
livery business Of l.. II Keith.
Addie Cobleigh returned Thursday from A
visit OF two months in Chicago.
Mrs. John Ryan of Athol, Mass, is visit
ing Mrs j. II. Talbot, her sister.
f. w. Dutton has sold his house on Main
street to Levi I. Cross for 1000
Marble works are to be opened in the
basement Of the Paine block by G. ID.
Sawyer.
Will s. Woodbury. has sold his barber
shop under the store OF f. A. Jones to
George Il. Cofrin.
Rev. Mr.. Jackson the evangelist, went to
Massachusetts last Monday after laboring
in NOrthheld for six weeks.
The wife of Daniel Paine, former we'll
known citizen of Northfeld died last week
in Michigan, and was buried there.
Miss Minnie p. Moore has purchased of
Mrs. II. III. Wallng her interest in the DR..
=. ID. Bradford place on Vine street.
Thomas O'Grady, the efficient head man
in the tailoring establishment of j. II.
Talbot, is confined to the house with ton
siitis.
Joseph Boardman had two fingers of his
left hand taken off by a circular saw last
Saturday in the clapboard mill of G.. r.
Andrews.
The large monument for f. A. Sbattuck
of West Randolph was set in Elmwood
Cemetery on Monday by f. L. Howe & Co.,
the manufacturers.
District Attorney Plumley was In Bur-
lington last week preparing the government
cases for trial at the reconveniDg of the cir
cult court at Rutland this week
Nearly all the places of business in town
were closed Tuesday and Thursday even.
ings of last week, because of the revival
meetings held at the Methodist church.
The annual meeting of the Dog River
Valley Fair Association was held at the vii
lage hall yesterday morning. The officers
elected for the ensuing year will be given
next week.
"Galen Prince" owned by DR.. o. o.
Davis. easily won the free-for all race at the
races at the dedication of Riverside park,
South Royalton, last Thursday. Best time,
9: 20. The records, on the whole, were the
best ever made in the state on new track.
Rev. /. p. Booth was acting principal at
the high school last week during the alb
sence of Professor Booth. Rev. Mr.. Booth
has accepted the call to the Universaist
church at Morrisvile, but will not move his
family there until spring.
Fannie, widow of the late Colonel f. V.
Randall, died last Thursday at the residence
of Philin Randall her son at FIlendale n
ID. The body left Glendale. Friday even
ing, accompanied by her son, and reached
80 ,,.ara lila ~ e. III, -, -.
tba of,arnoon ond a. tba ora,,e w. Ill
wood cemetery. Tie bearers were sur
vivors of the Thirteenth regiment, of which
Colonel Randall was colonel.
Under the canton Will Welco,ne Him
Rack. y the Rosron journal has the follow
/ ,t,T, N.la .fa
ceptance to the Morrisville charge: Rev.
l. p. Booth, d D., Of Mortified, VT, has re-
versalist nsrish at Morrisville VI He 10
| to begin his labors there the first Sunday in
| November DR.. Booth left this parish some
| twelve years ago TO accept call to North
| field. For some two or three years the par
ish at Morrisville has essayed TO secure his
return 10 that place III now seems e3-
treineLy happy III us SUCCESS
The establishment of a corn-canning fac
tory at Northfield seems assured. Messrs.
Payson were in town last Thursday, and, in
company with l. N jerks, c. Ii. Thayer
and Charles Dole, the committee appointed
for the purpose, looked over the proposed
site on Riverside park. F. w. Baldwin.
general superintendent of the Central Yer
mont railroad, was also in town that day to
see about laying a side.track to the factory,
which is entirely feasible. 1t is considered
as good as settled that the factory is to be
located here and the town is to be con-
graduated on securing the prize.
o,an.o
o"nse,
Last Wednesday evening the Lyoeum
League gave asuccesstul conundrum supper.
The young people have instituted a
PRAYER. meeting, and it is hoped it will be
successful and continue until much good
NAV come from it.
p,stor Eraro;o o+,erded tho Spnday-
soho@i oon,ertjnn at Rntiand last 81
oe-oo I 49,. Dinio, d;..d i.st Fr;dav Ne
,ros ono 81 onr nIisst inbahiIapts
"'' 0A' "a wa '''
East Orange.
Rev II. f. Dickey's time expired Sunday
for this season, aud ms many Trends regret
mat he Is not 10 remain Win US longer. ~
Is hoped his piace Will soon Dc hiled Win
'no'uei P,eao"e'
orrin Hutchinson was thrown from ms
lumber wagon lasl week while moving ci,
uo',oj e., d. 60 % Snend tbe yinter
io,u' nou tio NJ III w. ST. 60 49, ora ,,is;t'
;n-- ir;anas "i IN pi,,sfsid Mass Mr.
and Mrs A. G. Button went to Jefferson,
N III last uraal, 10 ,isit a brothar Of Mr.