The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-03-22

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Friday evening for the benefit of Rev.
Harvey Webster.
Fred Towle il about to go to Montpelier
to do hair-dressing. - John Kelly, from
Fayston Center, has gone into Mrs. Foley's
house, over the lodges
Orange.
Alvah Bugbee, who had shock OF paraly-
sis last fall, is quite i'll with heart disease.
Mark Peabody has sold his place on the
Plainfeld road to Royal Flanders for 80, 200
e. q. Camps OK was so badly injured last
week while breaking roads that 1t became
necessary to kill it.
James Cave has sold his place at Bald
winsville to Alvah Bugbee. Mr.. Cave will
go upon farm at Cutler Corner
Plainfield.
A union temperance meeting was held
last Sunday evening at the Methodist
church.
The Methodists held pleasant socable
at Kinney's hall last Friday evening. A
library of many volumes was exhibited, and
the title of nearly every book was readily
guessed. A certain little boy was especially
Interested in the presentation of Oliver
Twist, or, to use his expression, All-over-
Twist" On being corrected by his mother,
Eugene B, Goodrich of Syracuse N. Y,
ia in town for few days on business. -
Erwin Nye was summoned to New York on
Monday by the death of his sister, Mrs
Fisher. - G E. Woodward occupies the
residence recently vacated by Bonnie Chase.
- DR.. ID. b. Smith visited his mother in
Willianstown on Monday Of last week. She
was eighty-nine years of age on that day.
- A. N. Greeley is counting" in
Montpelier, he having been drawn on the
jury from this town. - Henry s.. infant
son of f. L. Laird of Montpelier, is being
cared for by Mrs. II. p. Spencer of this
place, on account OF the illness OF Mrs.
Laird, mother of the child.
North Randolph.
Mr.. White lost valuable COW Saturday.
Frank White has rented George Poor's
house in the village, aud he took possession
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spaulding of Bridgewater
spent Sunday with their daughter, Mrs.
johnson. - John Metcalf of Ware
house, Conn, nephew of Mr.. and Mrs. Nell
son Carpenter. made them call last week.
- Elliot Jackson's little boy of Brook
field is gaining.
West Randolph.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. NJ. Draper entertained
about twenty friends at "a whist party FRI
day evening.
The household goods Of Mrs. NJ. j. Will
son were sold at auction on the square, Mon
day morning.
Mrs Carr and daughter of Goffstown, N.
H., who have been the guests of III. w.
Tewksbury for some time, returned to their
home on Saturday.
The ladies of the Methodist church held
the first new-sugar party of the season in
their vestry, Friday evening The sugar
was made by Clarence Webster.
j. j. Leavy, ticket agent of the Lake
Shore & Michigan Southern railroad at
Hillsdale, Michigan, returned to his home
there Friday night after short visit to rela-
tives here.
Peter Tredo, aged sixty-six years. died
very suddenly at his home on Forrest street,
Saturday evening, March Is. The funeral
was held Tuesday forenoon, Father Lon
ergan of Windsor officiating.
W. b. Wall was in Boston last week.
- Mrs. A. j Curtis returned on Mon
day from weeks visit in Windsor. -
Daniel Putnam was at home from Dart
mouth over Sunday. - Mr.. and Mrs. f.
A. Hobart returned Saturday, from their
three weeks trip to Washington, ID. C..
- Orlin Greene went to New York, last
week, to take back fine saddle horse be-
longing to Colonel K. j. Kimball. -
Milton Greene of Stock bridge was in town
last week.
Roxbury.
Martin Mansfield has been placed under
5000 bonds.
There was a concert at the town hall last
Friday evening under the auspices of the
Good Tempars.
Mr.. and Mrs Nelson Snow of Quechee
were called here last week by the decline
of Mrs Shows brother, Dorus Spalding.
- Mrs. Emily Bean is recovering from
an attack of pneumonia
South Ryegate.
Peach Thomas shipped twelve hogs to
market on Monday.
Pringe Gibson sold at auction last Friday
two lots of land and some farming TOOLS
The social at Mr.. Ford's last Thursday
night was well attended and much enjoyed
H. G. Darling and Mr.. Tuxbury have
opened dentists office in Mrs. George
house.
Many Of the young people attended the
chicken-pie supper at Wells River last Fri
day night.
The friends and schoolmates Of Miss Jen.
ME Blodgett called on her last Saturday
night, the sixteenth anniversary of her
birth. The young folks enjoyed the evening
very much.
AS Alvah James daughter was driving
through the village last week, the horse
was frightened in front of the Ryegate
Granite Works store, throwing the young
lady out, but no damage was done.
Lee Qunt and Fred Weber lost their
way in coming from Wells River last Fri
day night. The boys went to sleep, and on
awakening found they were not on the road
for home. Lee called up gentleman to
get directions to Ryegate.
N j. Sly is gaining quite rapidly.
Livermore Bailey has moved to his farm.
- M. #. Sargent has finished lumber
ing, and reports that he has in about five
hundred Thousand. Mr.. and Mrs.
John O'Donald are rejoicing in the birth of
a ten and half pound boy. - Mrs.
Grant is improving.
Stowe.
George wilkins, John Harris and Mrs.
Relief Bigelow are on the sick list.
o. j. Benson has rented his farm to Will
Smith and moved to the A S. Kellogg
house.
Miss Susie Downer Is at home from Bos-
ton, where she has been employed at book
keeping for year or more past.