The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-11-29

=- Archie and Carroll Button returned,
Saturday, Il ON Concord, N H., where they
have been visiting friends. - Nellie
| Hutchinson Is at home from Waits River
spending her vacation, expecting to return
| to teach the winter term, 60 Mr. anu
| Mrs. Aaron Richardson were in town last
| Friday to attend the funeral OF Mrs. w. L.
Downing
Plainfeld.
s. s. Smith has purchased the Truman
| Bartlett farm for SO 900.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
| John Lane last Saturday.
Rev. II. A. Spencer preached at the
Methodist church last Sunday.
The Vermont Methodist Seminary stu
dents are at home on vacation.
Union Thanksgiving service will be held
at the Methodist church this evening.
The Methodist society has just purchased
| a new organ for use in social meetings.
Batcheder X Brothers have their new
grist mill completed and will start it this
| week
The ladies Of Planheld played "Anita's
Trial" last night in Knney's hall to large
audience
Rev J. e, Fsrrow will in the near future,
give an illustrated lecture on the Worlds
Fair, by aid of the lmelight.
IT. l.. Laird sold two lumber lots to Il.
| only sixteen men this winter.
Eighteen couples were present at the
Plainheld House hall last Saturday evening.
1t is expected there will be dancing-school
this winter.
A Bernasconi & Co have sixteen men at
work 10 the stone-shed The company Is
working on large monument to go to
Brooklyn, n. Y.
Rev. C. p. Taplin and wife visited in
| tnwn last week An in fOrmpl rpppptiOu
was given them at John Foss' house last
| Thursday evening.
The attendance at the Sunday evening
meetings at the Methodist church is in
creasing. When the pastor came there
were only twenty that attended, and now
the attendance is between sixty and eighty.
The subject of the meeting last Sunday
evening was " The Court Of Honor" The
singing is quite an attractive part of the
service, the pastor singing two or three
solos each evening.
In the case of John Ryan V. l.. C. and
John Foss OF Hardwick trespass and trover,
tried last week. Bullock OF Hard wick was
counsel for Foss and Hoyt for Ryan. Yer
dict for plaintiff In the case OF Skinner v,
Gibson, also heard last week, a verdict for
defendant to recover his costs was rem
dered. A second suit between the same
parties for assault and battery was tried by
jury. Verdict for plaintiff to recover one
cent damage and cost. Hovt and BoyntOn
g., ~, al ~ 10 do.
ta,dant 1'''''
Rev. J. e Farrow has been working hard
and dates selected. The first will he De.
cetuber 7, a lecture given by Rev G. W
Morrow on Life Sketches, or Scenes from
Both Sides; December u, reading ny
Mrs. Kellogg; January IL, Charming
Scenes IN me GA Conntry' or NY IIl,
ihrough EuEiahu, ccollihi anu I rance;
Ig''tsol ave" .A i.,nr.ls' Tvs "T r'T5 y
Edward WRIGHT: February H. concert b,
. Ra,io Cuita, ana CIna Clnb Season ZION
cts are only 81
Mice NJ II roros want N Ntorrisvi,le los,
Mondav az nnrsa 49, Mrs 7 Newton
Perrin is az her nld homo She bas nearly
recovered from her long and severe sickness
- John Currier is ill., - Mr. Hoff
man OF New York city was in town las
Wednesday. inspecting monument. -
Mrs $. l. Gladding is visiting her sister
MRS. u. ID kidder: - Henry kenlstoi
mas moved BACK from Mohtpeher. =
John Foss was called To Iopsham last Mon
uay oS '''e uea'n oi MS VIE la'ner'
West RandoInb
1he eraneu schooi closeu on frluay Iol
one week S vacation
Ga'eh Is. FISK VII give rsaulng III IN
boiS =" udy nan Dec'lh oer T.
party to about thirty of her friends.
EIGHT new members were iritiated in TN,
Cool TamnIars, Iodga last Tbursday
The Mace belonrinp TO the Peter Jerd "a
rate has heen sold 70 Matt CARNEY for 5000
, ,'.I,1,sot @, 49,, - IN, ~.
ne it,t.e1 VI o. o'Iiu I'm WI, nay VA.
I',eil "nnua, Sa,e anu supper "oouU VIC ini''
uie vi ''cN'h"el'
Inc ~ " M QuatIeIte oi bur'lng.oh y
10 llrnlSn ilius,p lol 'tse ii'nenceiAenO CA
ercises al the normal oclool'
i Thursday evening the pupils OF Mrs
, Gays class in the Christian church gave
very pleasant entertainment.
Union meeting was beld at the Baptis
church. Sunday evening. Rev. V. M. Hard
of the Congregational church preached.
, A new catalogue for the Ladies' Librar
u heiuo nrinted There are now . 57S vol
, umes in the library. in good state of pres,.I
walton.
Charles G. Dubois. who has been ono a
the renresentatives Of The Western Flectri
COMPANY during the Worlds Fair. has re
turned 70 his farmer office in New York.
: Let wad,as1o,, oyar,r.,, r,,r;r uar,;,,
l.aHo "tsuueSIIay Trrnlns nI"ln idlIIn'
Il 70 lillian Wickers. The remaining hacl
D elors were present with their conSratnle