The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-05-10

out any The kind Of horses that Peach
buys are all gone.
John whitehil would like to ask the Ar
gus reporter who his guardian is or was at
the time that so INV" item was printed.
William Goodfelow of Manchester is
visiting in town. - Ada Eastman Ia
very sick with pneumonia. - Mrs.
Hartshorne and daughter went to Walden
last Monday. = Mr.. and Mrs. Paulding
returned to Duxbury, Mass last Monday.
- George Terry did not come home 10
attend his mothers funeral, as was re-
ported last week. GO Dan Mcfarland
finished his abors at the Blue Mountain
Company sheds last week, and VENT, to
Bailey died last Thursday.
South Randolph.
Middle Branch grange has received new
chairs for its hall.
A. A Storrs has set up a separator In his
creamery, but the business OF gathering
cream goes on just the same.
e. j. Prince has moved his family down
to the old John Green place. He will con-
tinue his business at the old stand for the
present
Miss Alice Whitney commenced her
school in this place, last week Monday,
with twelve scholars. She boards at a house
four miles away, driving her own team.
She has some spunk.
Albert Clifford, wife and two children
have returned from two weeks visit TO
their daughter Mrs Alice Moore, in Valley
Falls, X. /. - Willis Severance died
April %, after long and painful sickness,
leaving a wife to mourn his loss. -
Willie Carter OF the firm of s. NJ Smith &
Co., Boston produce dealers, was in town
last week.
Bethel.
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ping with her father, Edwin Fisher.
W. II. Hartwell has pettioned the select
men to lay road to his building lots at the
south end of the village.
G. r. Noble and Mrs. Noble returned
from New York last Saturday, where they
had been attending the naval review.
NJ. A. Owen sold his personal property,
farming tools, etc, at public auction last
week Tuesday, and in the future expects to
make his home at Lebanon with his son-in-
law, f. f. Pinney.
At a meeting OF White River lodge, F. and
A. NJ, last Wednesday, the first degree was
worked upon two candidates. and then
| followed an elegant banquet. The meeting
was largely attended.
"Our Henry" Burrelle has been pitching
for the Springfield, Mass, nine The Boston
Herald, in speaking of his pitching in the
game with the Fries, May 3, in which the
| Sprlngnblu nine won ny d SCOTt vi 10 W "
says that his work was good but little
wild.
The selectmen began measuring the pub
lie roads last week, in accordance with the
act of the late legislature, but were delayed
somewhat by the breaking Of the cyclometeI
they had purchased to shorten the work
People are betting on whether there are
one hundred miles of public roads in towr
or not.
Following are the officers of White River
lodge of Masons for the ensuing year: Mas
ter, NJ. l.. Wyman; senior warden, S. G
Harrington; junior warden, A. e. Rand
treasurer, G. H. Upper; secretary, A. l.
Cady; senior deacon, Fred Arnold; junior
deacon, NJ. l.. Wyman, Jr.; chaplain, $. A
Parker stewards, g. Ii. Ballard and w. s
Lattimer; marshal, d. NJ. Clough; tyler, G
L. Foster.
The high water last week broke the
booms of the Fall Mountain Paper Company
below here and large number of logs wen
merrily floating off. When the news OF thu
break reached the company's officials a
Bellows Falls, futile efforts were made t.