The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-06-14

here and in Pomiret. 80 Mr.. and Mrs.
w. II. Messer are moving their household
goods to Barre, whore they will reside.
- j. A. Fowler and II. NJ. Thompson
returned on Saturday from two-weeks'
stay at Greensboro. They report the fish
ing the best for several years. ~ w.
| Udall is in STAFFORD this week on business
connected with a lawsuit in which he is in
terested. 80 ID. Il Cooling was in Frank
lin, N H., the first of the week. - o. e.
Greene returned to Glen Cove, i t., Sat-
urday, accompanied by Miss Bessie Chad
wick &C. Master John Peck of st. AL
bans is staying at Hobart Peck's for a few
weeks. 80 l. ID. Litchfeld of Boston is
here, as is Lewis Bean 80 Frank Stiles
had one hand quite badly cut at Abbott's
mill on Friday. 60 Brakeman II. x.
Humphrey of Underhill had one hand badly
crushed while coupling cars here last week.
Brool<fieId.
Mrs II. r. Fletcher and son Guy are WIS.,
ting in Bakersfield and Montgomery
Children's Day was observed at East
Brooktield last Sunday with appropriate
exercises by the children.
w. II. Sprague is making repairs in and
about the store he recently purchased of H.
H. Daniels of Woodstock
Dr. II. l.. Newell, wife and two little
| daughters, of Proctor are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Newell aud Mr.. and Mrs
William A. Robbins. Mrs. Newell will be
pleasantly remembered as II. Della Rob-
bins
Two COWS belonging to T. B. Smith were
| killed by lightning Sunday night.
Mrs. Cornelius Lovejoy has sold her farm
to John Drugg for 81, $50.
w. =. Bailey has sold Mansfield Noun
tain to Walter Churchill, of this place.
who has been repairing the road which was
badly damaged last summer by the freshet.
1t is nearly ready for visitors use.
Miss Bracket arrived last week from
New York. 60 II. f. Jenney is expected
to return from the West this week.
Topsham.
May creamery butter brought twenty-four
cents per pound.
T. w. Dickey has joined his wife and
daughter in Manchester.
George Wiley is to run the carding-mill
of the late James Burns the coming sum-
mer.
A little son of Matthew Caldwell was at
tackled recently by mad bull. Some teeth
were knocked out and other bruises re-
ceived.
George, fourteen-ye old son of G.. w.
Phelps, was recently severely kicked in the
face by colt His face was badly mangled
and the jaw-bone injured.
West Topsham.
Ophir S. Sanborn is building barn twenty
four by thirty.six feet
Mr.. and Mrs. r. p. Church are to cele-
brate their golden wedding next Saturday.
Herbert and Mary Bagley, who have been
visiting in Manchester, n. H., for a few
weeks, returned the first of the week.
Many farmers are buying more cows and
getting ready to furnish business for the
creamery, which is expected to begin opera
tions about July 1.
Vershire.
The Advent conference was largely at
tended, there being several ministers pres
emit
Ruby Harding is teaching at the village;
Bernice Prescott at the lower village; Maude
Rowell at the center, and Mamie Titus in
the Lathrop district.
Elder f. E. Aubrey has closed his labors
, with the Advent church, much to the re-
greet of his many friends here. Elder Clay
) ton is his successor.
A theological student has been engaged
for three months, and it is expected that
there will be preaching services at the vii
lage through the summer.
Mrs Edwin Parker has been called to
g G randy ON account of the illness of her sis
: ter. - Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha Prescott
were called to Farlee last week to attend
the funeral OF his brother truman Prescott,
. Elder Cross of this place officiating. -
John Clough and Mrs. Burt Virgins are on
the sick list. Elisha Prescott has a
< hen that lays two eggs day - Annie
a BarstOw, who has been working in Massa-
: chusetts is at home. - f. Ackerman
and family from Massachusetts have moved
TO the village.
e Washington.
Rev Henry Richardson is expected here
to preach at the Baptist church during the
summer.
a Louis Beaudry was arrested and taken tC
Chelsea last week to answer to an indict
ment brought by the grand jury for an as
: sault on Mr.. and Mrs Horace Meeker.
! Orlando Hopkins of Iowa is visiting al
- O. II. Dickinsons Fred Eastman has
moved from the Warren Pepper house tC
Charles Carpenters. - Charles E
= Emery has begun the erection of new
: barn on his premises in this village 60
Joseph Mcconnell of the state of Washing
t - Fannie Wellington of Bellows Falls
is visiting in town. - Kate Nj. Bowles
/ teacher at the Spaulding Graded School il
Carl Carpenter is running the new coiling
# machine in the Huntington mill. -
$ Henry Emery is gradually recovering from
s of Gardner, Mass, arrived at her fathers
e AN AWFUL TRAGEDY. = Thousands o.