The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-10-11

Quite number attended the "World's
FAN" at Tunbridge last week.
The Crafts Brothers are building a store
house for their invoice of flour and feed.
Most of the farmers are digging their po-
tatoes, and report the yield far ahead of
their expectations.
Quite number attended the Sunday
school convention at North Thetford last
Tuesday and Wednesday,
Mrs. A. j. Bunnell of Warren, Mass, who
has been visiting friends in town, returned
to her home last Saturday
Mrs. j. l. Burgin and Miss Dickey were
in Boston last week, the latter purchasing
her fall stock of millinery
Quite number of gentlemen were in
town last Friday looking at o. p. Dickey's
trotter with view to purchasing.
The creamery was closed September 80
Now let us form a stock company and have
first-cass creamery, A paper is already
in circulation for stock, and undoubtedly
we shall have the concern running within
a month.
West Corinth.
II. Durham has bought the Moody
Thompson place in Cooksville and will move
there in few months.
Three persons-Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey
Bohonon and Mabel Blake-were baptized
in this place last Sunday.
Hon. Alden e True left for Chicago last
Tuesday, where he will be met by his wife,
and together will visit the fair, after which
he will return to his home in Kansas.
Bert VII gins and family visited his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. S L. Virgins, last Sun
day. - Mr.. and Mrs. IL j. Qaimby are
visiting their daughter, Mrs. Haskell in
Wolcott the present week. - Mr. Alonzo
Hanson, from Lebanon, N. H., is in the
place looking after the interests OF his farm.
East Montpelier.
a son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Jarvis last Friday.
Stanley Jones has moved his family from
Montpelier to this village
NJ. Willard was in Concord, N. H., last
week on granite business.
Mrs. John Worcester accompanied her
mother, Mrs. Lombard, to Boston last week
Saturday.
The Eureka Granite Quarry Company is
building large derrick to take the place of
smaller one on its quarry.
Harry Daniels has purchased building
lot of Clark Sibley, and is at once to erect
double-tenement house thereon.
In the squirrel hunt that took place one
week ago to-day, A. Jarvis side beat. scor-
scored . 14j points 81 Bert " walked so far
he was unable to work next day.
North Fayston.
Mary Granfeld is at work at Waterbury
Center. - a daughter was born October
2 to Mr.. and Mrs p Mccarthy. - Irene
w. Fisher died at the residence of Albro
Porter, October 6, with heart and kidney
trouble. One daughter survives her, who
has lovingly cared for her in her last sick
ness. - Wesley Ingalls, has taken the
E. A. Davis farm for one year.
Groton.
William Cassidy died last Tuesday. The
funeral was held on Thursday at the house.
William Goodwin, Sewell Carpenter, AL
mon Clark and Charles Kicker and wife
leave for the Worlds Fair this week.
Mrs. Orange Morrison and daughter Mag
gle, who have been visiting at w. n.
Clarks, return to-day. - j. II. Darling
and wife went to the Worlds Fair last
Monday.
Hardwick.
G. S. Cobb and wife have gone to Chi
cago.
Eber Bashaw has moved from this place
to Mackvlle to occupy his new house.
Dr. George A. Carter has recently moved
here from Calais and located for profess
sional practice.
w. III. Lanpher has sold his house on the
Bridgman meadow to o. G.. Arnold and
moved to Swanton.
Mrs II. A. Holton has moved to Burling-
ton for the purpose of boarding her son
douglass While III COllepe.
Steadman Holton, son of Mrs. H. A
Holton, is engaged in the grocery and pro-
vision business at Norwood, Mass.
J. E. Sullivan, of the Hardwick Granite
Company, has mov-d from Meader's block
to Fred Angeles house on the Bridgman
meadow.
Charles r. Davis has taken the contract
to remove the ledge between II. r. Kim
balls drug store and G. S. Cobbs block.
Price reported, $500.
1t is announced that Mr.. Spaulding,
photograph artist of St. Johnsbury will
occupy the studio rooms in McLoud q Co.'S
new block October IS.
Mrs. Holton, her sisters-the Misses
Bridgman-and DR.. Adolphus Holton have
returned from Chicago, and the doctor has
gone to his home and business at Norwood,
Mass.
Henry Lavalley has vacated one of the
Hathaway tenements, corner of Church and
Main streets and moved TO ST. Johnsbury
for the winter. Mrs. Carrie Wakefield is
to occupy the rooms vacated by Lavalley.
A meeting of horsemen occurred at Ma.
plewood stock farm race-course at Hard
wick "street" on Tuesday of last week.
The trottng was limited to ocal,horses, and
those not the fastest. Best time reported,
2: "A.
Newell Mason recently purchased the
johnson farm in East Wolcott and has ex-
changed the same for William r. Cars
farm on West Hill which adjoins the farm
owned by his son, Duran Mason, where he
now resides. An even exchange, we under
stand
MarshfeId.
G. S. Adams has moved into his store.
l.. l.. Shepard and family visited in North
field last week
Oliver Carpenter has bought the "smal.
pox house." and is patiently waiting TO oc-
3upy it,
Joseph Wilson, Chester Wood Slas I'm
win and Orren Smith start to-day for the
Worlds Fair.
The box sociable at Amasa fuckers
proved a success. Some Of the boxes sold
as high as Sl,40.
Middlesex
RI, W. Warren has returned from the
woFld's Fair.
May from here enjoyed the dance at
MorAt Down last Friday night.
Mrs. Henry Lewis died very suddenly
last Sunday, aged seventy-nne years, from
heart failure.
Some persons, TO us unknown, painted
the hOtel( in several colors last Saturday
night scarcely adding TO its beauty