The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-09-20

week. - william Clogston, wife, and
two children, from Tunbridge, visited at II.
III. Williams recently. - Foster Ma
guire commenced running his threshng
machine this week.
Fayston.
Hattie Mehuron, who has been very sick
with typhoid fever, is slowly improving in
health.
Mrs. Martha Henry, who died at the
home of Daniel Crowley last Thursday, was
respected by everybody as hard working
and honest woman, whose life has been
full of trouble She followed husband and
five children to the grave-all dying with
consumption
North Fayston.
Martha Henry died September "A. Flu.
neral services were held on the 10th, Rev.
j. F. Buzzeil preaching words of comfort
from Rev. xiv:1S. 60 Mrs. Abbie Pease
of st. Adams il visiting at Henry Pease's.
60 Clara Miller and daughter and Mary
Browne have returned to Boston 60 L..
w. Porter has removed here from Ware,
Mass. - Mrs. Martha Davis is visiting
s. E. Marble. - Walter johnson has
been sick for few days - The "Will-
ing Workers meet with Mrs. 7. w Neil
next Friday.
A large number from Groton attended the
st. Johnsbury fair.
Peacham folks are drawing their feed
from WEIGH & Darling's feed store
l. NJ. Kicker has purchased the John
Carpenter barn of j. II. Darling and is TO put
it up on bis new piece
orrin Crown was run over by team last
week. and hurt his leg and hand so badly
that he il unable to work.
John II. Evans has the new block in
Westville nearly completed, and expects to
move the post-ofce into it this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. il. G. Clark were in Hard
wick last week Mr. Clark is there looking
for house, with intention of moving there.
j. r. Darling is to move the old hall on
the Jack Carpenter lot, where the barn
formerly Stood and convert it into a store
house.
S. P. WEIGH and wife, A. II. Kicker and
wife, William Taisey and wife, and Curtin
Baldwin are delegates to the Central Bap
fist Association
While Frank Heath was working in T. b.
Halls saw mill last Wednesday, the drag
saw fell on his shoulder while in motion
and cut his shoulder quite badly.
Timothy WEIGH has moved from the
Joseph WelCh house into Heman Pages
house. Amey Philbrook has moved into the
house recently vacated by Timothy Welch.
Mrs. II. S. Lougee died in Plymouth, n.
H., last Thursday and was brought here for
interment last Saturday. She leaves four
children by her first husband. Mrs. Lougee
moved to Plymouth ten years ago.
Emily L. Harvey, returned missionary,
lectured at the Methodist church last Mon
day. She described the different ways of
teaching in India, and how much a small
sum of money would do for the poor chill
dren. Miss Harvey showed many small
articles of much interest to the audience.
Oscar Vance is convalescent. - A son
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. George Goodwin
last week. - Hon. I. n. Hall and wife
- Mrs. S: p. WEIGH and Mrs. Seldom
Minard have returned from their visit in
Morrisville. - Henry Taisey was in
town last week on his way to Montpelier TO
take the Kelley treatment. - II. X.
Fulton has child quite i'll. - Miss
Sinclair last week. - Alfred Kicker and
Peter Chase returned from the Kelley Cure
at Montpelier last Saturday. - William
Smith of Canada visited his son Fred last
week. - Mrs. Albert Coffrn and Mrs.
n. r. Darling were i'll last week. -
Josephine Cochran visited Mabel Hamilton
in st. Johnsbury last week - Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Green of Green, II. L. are
guests at b. NJ. Ricker's. Hon. Il. B.
Hall and wife visited in Albany last week.
- ANGEL Foster remains about the
same, and it is thought he will have to go
Pillsbury visited in Hanover. n. H., last
week. 60 Mrs. Betsey Honers returned
from her months visit in Albany last
week - Mrs. II. l.. Gilman left for
the Worlds Fair last Thursday. - Rev
o NJ. Boutwell, and wife returned from
Hyde Park last Wednesday. Mrs
George w Bailey and son of Manchester, n.
H., visited at Alex Cochran's last week
- Harry Meads and wife of Boston are
visiting in town - Mrs Orange Morrison
and daughter Maggie are guests at w. n.
Clark's. - Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Morr-
son are quite i'll.
East HardwIck.
Extensive repairs are making on the
church.
The creamery paid its patrons twenty
three cents for August butter.
ii. A. Babbitt has sold his house to DIR.
Weeks of Wheelock for 81 900.
Clinton Keith is building a saw-dust shed
and will keep saw-dust for sale.
A. G. Aston, who bought the McDaniels'
stock of goods, is closing them out at auc-
ton.
w. III. Taylor has resigned as superin-
tendent of schools, and the board elected j.
A. Kidder to fill the vacancy.
c. F. Bailey and family of Newport News,
Va, have returned to their home. - Mrs.
Effie (Avery) Kent of California has been
spending month with her sister, Mrs. Il.
&. Bronson. - G. L. johnson and fam
lily are at Chicago this week. - Mrs. j.
+. Hancock is visiting in Northampton,
Mass.
Island Pond.
Several former residents are about town.
The new shirt factory is now in the hands
of the painters.
The beautiful residence to be erected by
George Valley is coming into view.
During the berry season there were en-
tered at the port Of Island Pond $50 tons.
The Congregational church has extended
a call to Rev. r.. G.. Lansing of Boston to
become its pastor.
G. ID. Herrin, the wellknown stage
driver has been i'll for several weeks. Levi
Hopkins takes his place.
Every visitor returning from the Worlds
Fair brings such glowing accounts that the
fever spreads and more are to follow.
The Sunday-school of Grace (Methodist)
church has elected Colonel u NJ Mansur
and Rev. George o. Howe delegates to the
state Sunday-school convention, to be held
Rutland, October %.
Marshfield.
G. S. Adams has moved into his new
house.
Joseph Bullock has been appointed con-
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