The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-11-15

Z. +. Blake has gone to Chelsea to work
in \ saw-mill. - Mr.. and Mrs. Willis
Dickinson passed through here EN- route for
Tuubridge on their wedding trip.
East Montpelier.
] he brick church is being newly shingled.
J. M. Willard has gone to Nebraska on
business.
Miss Marietta Peck is at home from Chey-
enne Wyo.
The new. cream separator building is
Several sons are planning to build here
when ting " opens
Mrs. "a buckle Is to teach the winter
Term OF ~ this village.
The M raised and right of way
leeded East Montpelier branch rail-
& sa Say' f S''' aa sdt 1S3Ss
Miss Alice Sanders recently purchased
beautiful Story and Clark organ of Gould Il
Nichols, Barre.
Vernon Jewett is building a shop ON the
place purchased of A. b. Gusha. Mr..
Jewett is a blacksmith and wheelwright.
MIR. and Mrs. II. II. Templeton returned
last week Tuesday from an extended visit
visit to Minnesota, Michigan and New
York.
The Young Peoples Christian Union
meetings at the brick church, which are
held every Sunday at eleven o'clock, are
well attended and very interesting
The Nickel Circle will hold cake-and-
coffee sociabe at the village hall next Fri
day evening. short entertainment will
be provided. Ladies' please bring cake
Admission, ten cents.
j. II. Bero and wife are rejoicing over
thu. arrival Of m. NpIlin Chase il
here visiting her sister. Mrs. w. NJ. Clark.
- Harry Daniels new house is nearly
ready for the masons
Fayston.
Willie Livingston cut his hand severely
with an axe while chopping in the woods.
William Carey has sold his farm, near the
Center schoo-house, to a Mr.. Hart from
Duxbury for 81 200.
A big time is expected at the golden we'd
ding of MIR. and Mrs. Patrick Smith, which
occurs on the evening of the DIST instant.
Everybody invited.
School district No. . (Tucker-hilD
voted to expend the balance left in the
treasury by paying for four weeks school
IN addition TO that furnished by the town.
Miss Mabel Ryle, who taught the summer
and fall terms, has been engaged to teach
two weeks this fall. The remaining two
weeks will be added to the winter term.
CRANKY,
The chicken.pie supper given by Pleasant
Valley Lodge. at the town hall, was pleas
ant affair. Proceeds, $40.
The church fair and oyster supper at
Galup's Mills, Friday evening, given by
success and brought over $50 into til cir
treasury.
Alex. WEIGH gave one OF his unpopular
dances last Friday night.
Frank Miller has purchased the r. II
Darling farm in Topsham.
Quarterly conference was held at the
Methodist church last Monday.
L. ID. Hazen has sold his Groton Pond
property to gentleman in Boston.
The oyster supper and social at the Bap-
list vestry, last Friday night, was well at
tended.
Dexter Whitehill has purchased the
james Allen farm in Topsham and will
move there soon.
7. B. Hall has taken the Job to furnish
the poles for the telephone line from Good
wins mill TO the summit.
Rev. Joseph Hamilton preached at the
Methodist church last Sunday evening aud
communion services were held.
ii. c. Clark went to Hardwick last Mon
day TO make the writings for the grst-mill.
The family will move there soon.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union will hold a union meeting at the
Baptist church next Sunday night.
Professor Townsend of McIndoes preached
al the Baptist church last Sunday, and lev.
MI. Teller of Westford will preach there
next Sunday.
Henry Hutton has put in new separator
aud doing a good business When Mr..
Hutton took the farm he could only keep
Ave cows, with his team. He now keeps
sixteen. He raised last year from two acres
and IA half $50 baskets of corn. Mr.. Hutton
used the Buffalo phosphate.
j. II. Jones of Bradford is expected this
week TO commence work on the Hatcl
quarry. Mr.. Jones has purchased ten
acres. Hatch Brothers are going TO open
the other side of the mountain, and will bt
able to get out granite all winter, They
will load the stone this winter at the Goa
kilns.
Henry Holland and James Sampson o
Chelmsford, Mass, are guests at l. NJ
Ricker's. - George Hyde is visiting il
town. - Gertrude Cochran was at HON,
over Sunday. - Mrs. Orson Kicker anC
hrs, George Melville are visiting in Woods
saving. - James Sanders and wife Wis
tied at Cabot last week. - Mrs. Samue
Darling is very low. 49, Alex. Cochran
was in Hardwick last week acting as roa'
commissioner, Charles AnnlS re
turned from the Kelley cure on Tuesday
- Mrs. N. A. Whitehil has been quit
ILL., - Peter Carpenter is at Montpelie
taking the Keeley cure. =- Mrs. Edwar,
Holmes visited at G.. IL Welchs over Sun
day. Hosea WEIGH and wife are i'll
- Georgia Rood, the art teacher at tn
Vermont Methodist Seminary, was CUES
at Alex. Cochran's over Sunday. -
MIR, and Mrs. Almon Clark visited at ii. {
Carks last week. Mrs. Eliza Emer
of West Topsham is guest at A. M Heath's
Hardwick.
A fine new derrick has been erected a
Green g. Emerson's granite works the pas
week.
Frank Hall has moved his livery stabl
from Mrs. Holton's barn to the Maple Par
livery barn.
Rev. Mr.. Franklin of Derby conducte
service for the Baptists at Academy hall o
Sunday last.
Frank Paige and family have moved {
George Brldgmans, where they have OH
ployment for the winter
Dr. Fairman's family now occupies tn
new residence, sufficient rooms having bee
finished to permit IT,
Mrs. o. w. Cross is reported seriOusly il