The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-11-08

Henry Huntington and family are NOV
ing into j. n. Knights house.
Fred Hutton and family are moving into
Mrs. Il lstman's house opposite the black
smith shop.
II. w Thurber and wife returned home
last Monday from Concord, n. II. 49, w.
Il WOOdCOCk and wife are Keeping house
for e. S. Carpenter and wife while they
are taking in the Boston excursion. -
Ed Woodcock spraiued his shoulder the
Other day. 60 Clinton Cooke has gone to
Lebanon, n III. t. Henry Frost has
gone to Canada.
East Corinth.
George Stearns has caught ten foxes this
fall.
ii. A. Jackman expects to- close the bob
bin factory, November 10, for lack OF orders.
Mrs. r. G. JENNIE of Lowell, Mass, has
returned aud expects to spend the winter
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. X +. George.
Mr. aud Mrs. Charles Dickey, who have
been visiting relatives in Hanover, n. H.,
have returned. - Miss Hackett Of Ha-
verhill, n H., is teaching in the Tapln
Hill district. - Charles Norris has in-
ished work for g. w. Jewell and is now at
Albert Martins. - Mr.. and Mrs. War
rem Crafts and Wilson and Blaisdel Chap
man, who have been to the Worlds Fair.
have returned. Maurice Randall OF
Newbury was in town on Sunday.
West Corinth.
Mrs. Alice Bradbury went to Boston last
week on the excursion. - Mr.. aud Mrs.
Charles Blake visited friends in Barre last
week. 60 Mr.. Goodspeed from Connecti-
cut was in town last week looking over
the farms for sale in view of buying one for
himself. - Lester Blake, who has been
to work at Oxford, N H.. the past year, is
now at home on a vacation. - Florence
II t.I..n II far
j. Ii. Qiinbr, has returned home. -
Mr. ana Mrs. II II. Williams went to Yer
shire last Saturday to attend the funeral OF
Mrs. Harris Orr.
North Montpelier.
Rev. j. G. Wright of Souh Woodbury.
will preach at the church next Sunday af-
ternUon at half-pas one and in the evening
at seven.
North Fayston.
David Brown has taken farm in Brook
field aud is moving there. - Winfield
Brown has gone to Battle Creek, Mich.
jackson & Sulham have moved into
the Nathan Buyce house. - John Ryan
from Montpelier is spending few days in
town. OTIS Clark is visiting his daugh-
ter, Mrs. A. G.. Porter.
Major Little has lost another of his valu-
able horses.
Noah Emery has purchased the Welton
place for $500.
Jack Carpenter has commenced the erec-
ton of a Darn on his lot.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Loren WEIGH last Sunday.
The ladies' society of the Baptist church
will give an oyster supper in the vestry
next Friday night.
William T. Morton and Angelina Moul-
| ton were m4rried at the Methodist parson-
| age last Wednesday.
The friends OF Mrs. G. p. Wilson oil
Seattle, Wash, formerly Mamie Chalmers
of this place, will regret to learn OF the
| death of her child
The dance at William Hayes last Wed.
nesday night was reported to be disgrace
full affair, and something ought to be done tc
prohibit such things.
The new vault is nearly completed in the
cemetery. The Blue Mountain Company
has done the work in satisfactory manner
The vault is 10 K by 10 x 4.
The two boys who started for the coal
| kilns one morning last week to fight a duel
| became frightened, and after reflection they
thought best to let the job out
Cecie Paul is at home on her vacation
aud will return to Sheffield this winter &c
| teach. This makes year in the same
school aud proves her ability as teacher
The Hatch Brothers are loading a car o.
granite to go to the West The parties u
whom it is shipped have received samples
Of the Barre and Hatch granite, and the
latter granite was pronounced far superior
to that of Barre
Mrs Betsey Honers died last Friday
night of pneumonia, aged eig hty three
The funeral was held on Sunday at tn,
| Methodist church, Rev. o. NJ Boutwell,
officiating. Mrs. Honers was an activ,
Christian, and was highly respected by tn,
whole community. by her will she give'
S25 to several OF her relatives and the re
mainder Of her property to the Methods
church.
Lizzie H. Blake OF st. Johnsbury CLOSED
a very successful term in district No. las
Friday. Those having no marks were Liz
zie and Calvin Darling, Mertie Evans FL
vira Frost, Bertha Goodwin, Lydia Heath
Mabel Parker, Ellen and Walter Thurston
Charles Darling, William Goodwin, Tinni
Heath, Bertha Hood, Nelson Welch an,
Ira Heath. There were several who had bu
one mark Number of scholars, forty-seven
The telephone poles are set to the village
and the wire and boxes will be put in thi
week or the first of next A special lin
will be run TO East Topsham from Groton
and the regular line will run through T.
connecting with the Montpelier telephon
exchange. There will be exchange office
on the line at Wells River and Gruton
The exchange Office will, without doubt, b.
in Hall & Cochran's Office at Groton.
George Mills returned from Boston las
Monday - II. N. WEIGH and wife re
turned from Boston last week. Mr.. Welcl
brought back pair of nice horses. -
William Morrison and Mrs. Andrew Morri
son visited al c. II. Welch's over Sunday
- Mrs. o. n Nourse returned from he
visit in Manchester, n. H., last Wednes
day - Mrs. w. j. Mills is sick. -
Grace Martin of Windsor Is visiting "a
Jack Morrison's. She is to teach in tn
town-houSe this winter. - Horati
Heath and son OF Manchester, N H., Wis
tied at A. M. Heaths over Sunday. -
Henry Parks and wife OF Midway, Mass
visited at Alex. Cochran's last week. -
Hon. l. n. Hall has been unwell since b
has been at his daughters in South CHI
cago. T. b Hall is improving tn
, looks Of his buildings with a new coat G
paint. - Bert MCGOWAN OF Worcester
Mass, visited at L. b. Halls over Sunday
- Mrs. George Melville, who has bee
quite ill is convalescent. - Mra. Agne
Sinclair and daughter are going TO Bath,
, H., for the winter. - j. X. Darling an
wife are expected home to day from thei
western trip, and Mrs. Alex. Cochran tn
, last of the week, - Mr. and Mrs. Wi
liam Weld of Acton. Mass, visited at N.
Daring's over Sunday. - Almon Clar
is i'll.
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