The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-09-27

$500. Bail was not forthcoming and on
Wednesday he had recovered enough to he
removed to Chelsea by Deputy Sheriff John
Boswell Hon. N. j. Boyden appeared for
state and j. j, Wilson of Bethel for defen
dant.
Alonzo f.. Emery and wife left for Chi
cage last Thursday. They will return by
the way of Cincinnati and Washington, Wis
ting brothers Of Mr.. Emery in the latter
city. - j. w. Tilson and wife, after a
soiourn OF two weeks with his mother, Mrs.
Willard Tison, returned to their home at
Maiden, Mass, last Friday. -= Miss Inez
Culver of st. Adams was in town last week
visiting and accompanied her sister, Miss
Matte Culver, to North Pomfret TO attend
the funeral of their cousin, Postmaster G.
IL. Culver. - Five gentlemen and lady
frescoer from Monmouth, Me-, are decorat-
ing the interior of the Christian church.
60 William Wells from southern Cal
ifornia has been visiting the Worlds Fair
and continued his journey to Vermont. He
is visiting relatives and friends in this place.
60 Ed. Hobart baggagemaster on the
Central Vermont railroad, visited his father,
Il. A. Hobart, over Sunday. 80 H. S.
Booth and wife left on the express, Friday,
to take in the Worlds Fair and to visit
brother of Mrs. Booth. -= Mr.. and Mrs.
John Hulburt returned last Friday Fl ON
visit in Boston and vicinity. 80 E. f.
Brooks, f. l.. Parsons, j. l.. Mann and
Robert Mitchell started Saturday to take
in the sights of the Columbian Exposition.
80 f, A. Field Of Royalton was in town
Saturday trying to purchase one of Ran
dolph's excellent farms. =-= Mr.. and Mrs.
f. w. Coan of Lebanon, n. H.. visited at
w. f. Wedgewood's over Sunday. - +.
S, Newton is working for #. II. Josyn,
having given up his jewelry store. Deacon
Herbert f. Flint IA city engineer in SPRING
field, Mass, was in town Sunday, and on
AIft, .tntr tod l,.rI
ton A., left for the White City. Ex-
Governor S. f. Pingree of Hartford was in
town Monday on business. - Mrs. j. L.
Hinckley of Mansfield Center, Conn, re-
turned to her home last Saturday, after a
long visit with her sister. Mrs. Phiander
Chadwick. - Mrs. j. w. Lynch is visit
ing her son Edward in Worcester, Mass
Roxbury.
Two shows visited us the past week The
one Thursday evening called q good house.
Roxbury was well represented at the Dog
River Valley fair the second and third DAYS
Mrs Nettie Blanchard and little son Will
lie accompanied Joseph Howe home this
week They returned Sunday evening.
Potatoes are rotting badly. Apples are
very small, Grain is being harvested and
the threshers are separating the wheat
from the chaff."
married last Thursday at the home of the
brides father. They have gone to West
Brookield, Mass, where Mr.. Howe's sister
resides
Major Allen Spaulding of st. Johnsbury
died September II, aged eighty-nine years.
He was born in Roxbury in 1884, enlisted in
the Seventh Vermont regiment when fifty
seven years old and served three years. be-
| ing first lieutenant when he resigned from
service. He was a member of Chamberlin
| Post and one of the Oldest Grand Army
men in United States
West Topsham.
! Rev. Mr.. Nelson of Wheelock occupied
the pulpit at the Union church last Sunday
The Green Mountain Creamery Company
| is making about two hundred pounds Of
butter day.
Mrs. w. X. Page went to Burlington tC
Mary Fletcher Hospital last Thursday
where she is to be treated for a while.
S, NJ. Willey's dog was caught chasing
sheep one day last week. One ounce o.
lead from good rifle is generally a gooC
preventive.
DIR. Lester Hanson, formerly Of Bradford
who has been in California for a few
months, visited, with his family, at r. NJ
Harvey's last week.
While hunting one day last week, Waite
Bugbee shot at a railroad spike. The bulle
glanced and came back striking him in thu
face, cutting a deep cash, and injuring tn
eye some.
Walter Bugbee is to move to the hous
opposite the mill Mr.. Church is to occup
the tenement vacated by Bugbee, and Mr.
and Mrs. E. NJ. Collins of Chelsea are t.
move into their house vacated by Church.
Jessie G.. Watson of Montpelier is visiting
at her brothers, DIR. II. l.. Watson. -
f. NJ. Harvey is at the University of Ver
mont. Aunt Sally Burton is in quit
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