The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-05-17

born to Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Larceny las
| week.
Rev. Charles Cahee, a former pastor al
this place, accompanied by his wife and
| daughters, spent the Sabbath here
MiddIesex.
Commander ID. A. Gray of Edwin Dilling
ham Post, G. A. r., has detailed comrades
| D. howard, Ira johnson and l.. M. Chand.
Ter to take charge of the decoration of
soldiers graves in Middlesex on Memorial
day.
Moretown.
The remains of Daniel Hagan, an old-time
| resident of Fayston Center, who died at his
home at that place last week, were brought
| here Saturday last. The funeral services
took place at the Catholic church, Father
Donahue officiating. The interment was at
| the Catholic cemetery. He was a kind
hearted, honorable gentleman, and was
much respected by all who knew him.
Plainfield.
DR.. ID. B. Smith started for the Worlds
! Fair last Monday. 80 Miss Houghton of
Northteld is the teacher in the higher de-
partment of the village school, and Miss
Alice Batchelder is teacher in the Wesley
Gray district. - Three families on High
street changed their residences last Mon
day. .. l.. Hoyt moved into his newly
purchased home on the corner of School
and High streets, John Mansfield into the
Emerson tenement on Main street and Il.
G. Hoyt into Sewell Batchelder's tenement
- Little Henry s. Laird, who has been
cared for by Mrs. III. p. Spencer for the
past eight weeks was returned to his par-
ents' home in Montpelier last Monday. At
the age of three months he weighed nine
teen and one-fourth pounds.
Woodbury.
The record of the board of vital statistics
shows that during the past year there have
been thirteen marriages, fourteen births and
nineteen deaths.
Allen Ainsworth is building cottage at
the south end of the village. James Walton
is doing the stone work.
Mabel Clark has entirely recovered from
her recent severe illness. 60 School has
closed at South Woodbury. for the week on
account of the illness of the teacher. -
A teacher has at last been obtained for No.
in the person of Miss L. Jennings of
Hardwick.
South Woodbury..
l.. j. Benjamin lost valuable horse last
week by blood poisoning
l.. II. Warren of Hardwick was in town
Monday of last week weighing sugar for
the farmers who applied for bounty.
Mrs. Lacinda Farnsworth was called to
Barre last Sunday to care for her daughter,
Mrs b. FL. Wells, who is very sick.
Worcester.
The Glee and Banjo club of the Vermont
Methodist Seminary gave an entertaining
concert on Saturday evening.
DR.. Hamblet of Great Falls, n H., was
in town last week looking after the interest
OF the estate of his father, e. NJ. Hamblet.
West Berlin.
Samuel Gleason has been quite sick,
threatened with pneumonia. 80 A f.
Springer of Hartford, Conn, visited with
Nj. ID. Drew the first of the week. -
Captain NJ. ID. Drew and d. L. Sanders
went to Burlington on Tuesday morning to
attend the grand encampment of Odd Eel
lows. - Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Cotton of
Montpelier called on friends here the first
of the week.
North Fayston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Davis from Water
bury are visiting friends in town. -
Miss Belle Browne is at home. - Dan
lei Hagan died last Thursday after a long
illness. - G. G. Grandfield from More
town has bought one-third of the lumber
business of E. A. Davis & Son, and is NOV
ing his family here. - Theresa Hagan
of her father Daniel Hagan. - Mrs.
Orlando Davis is on the sick list.
North Duxbury.
Mrs. Edgar j. Morse is quite sick.
Mrs. Albert Morse is gaining slowly.
Milo Ravein has commenced work for
Clifford Morse.
Herbert Gilligan has gone to work for E.
l.. White & Co.
Frank E. Lewis is to occupy rooms at w.
r. Strickland's.
Harry Sherman has bought and moved
on to the Hunter place.
l.. ID. Hills, who has been sick all winter,
has somewhat recovered
Mr.. Daniel Stevens is moving to his sum
mer resort near the mountain.
Roxbury.
DR., Fiske is soon to remove his family to
- Mary Butterfeld goes to