The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-04-26
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Bethel.

chair shop.
]. w. Miller has been appointed town SUI
perintendent Of schools.
William Brooks has bought the Ben
Heath place, paying therefor $500.
Rev. Walter Dole has been engaged to fill
the pulpit of the Universalist church another
year.
e. f. Wilson will finish off rooms in the
basement of his block for a barber.shop,
which will be occupied by Peter Burrelle.
Miss Alexandrine Stanton of New York
will soon erect a handsome summer resi-
dence on the slightly location west of that
of Mrs. M. K. Waller.
Charles B. Wright, former resident OF
this town, died in Rutland and his remains
were brought here for interment. His
widow is daughter of A. s. Bird
The work on the new Congregational
church drags on account of the financial
troubles OF Peck & Thomas, the contract
ors. In order to have any progress made
at all, the building committee has guaran-
teed the payment of labor.
May ,Spauldipg has returned from an ex-
tendedsSvisit in Massachusetts and Connecti-
cut - K. l.. Harrington and wife of
Philadelphia have been visiting his mother,
Mrs. Edwin Harrington. - Miss Kate
Kimball has been engaged to take charge of
the new era led school at South ROyalton.
- William Brooks has sold the Captain
Othniel Durham farm to Levi Kidder for
$500. - P. p. Wynn is building house
on land across the highway from the dwell
ing Of William H, Gilmore. - Mrs.
John Bennett, mother of Mrs. d. s. Reed
and Mrs. Jason Chadwick of this village,
died recently at Gaysvile, and the remains
were brought here for burial - Miss
Mabel Dyke has engaged to teach school at
Pittstield. - Alba Dartt has recently
received a handsome legacy. - Mrs. S.
S. Houston of Taunton, Mass, has lately
been visiting her brother, Henry Rice.
Braintree.
Snowsvile grange will have sugar-party
| at its next meeting, April 29.
Dan Hutchinson has bought the George
Marsh place at West Brooktield.
George W. Flagg has lately been buying
horses for market, paying from $50 to $50
| in some cases more.
| The sugar house of George l.. Hebard has
been burned. AS his boiling apparatus was
outside, it was not consumed.
G. FL. Mann has bought the farm of Dan
| Hutchinson in RoXbury, paying $500 for 260
acres of land. He does not intend to move
there but will rent or sell it again.
| A. X. McIntire has returned from Brook
| field, where he has been living with his
| daughter. He has moved into the house of
E. F. Clafiin. - A Mr. Smith, who has
been living with his son-n-law on the Will
liam Bass farm, died very suddenly. -
Stillman Blanchard Is to work for Ira Mann
for the coming year. - Orlando Thayer
has moved from Ira Manns to his farm in
Roxbury.
Bailey, the new merchant at Sodom, has
| his store in running order. 1t is expected
that quite an extensive quarry business will
be carried on this season.
Lewis Ainsworth a former resden' and
brother of the late Rial Ainsworth, has
been visiting in this vicinity.
East Hardwick.
E. Gage has rented the land and store ten
ement of Edgar Hunt
Jessie Bronson and Belle and Leslie
JohnsoAAre attending school at st. Johns
bury tHs spring
The Street school will be brought to the
village this summer Mrs. Ella Thompson
and Miss Carrie Smith are the teachers.
FL. Stone has sold the hotel here to Stone
Brothers of Westfeld and has rented the
Greensboro Bend Ho.Jl.
The creamery building has been raised
and will be ready for use June l. w. l..
Dow has the contract to build and the
Vermont Farm Machine Company to
furnish it.
North Duxbury.
A party of twenty eight from Richmond
visited Philip Sudasky at the residence OF
K. l.. White.
Mrs. Melinda Watts, aged ninety three
| has been subscriber to the WArCHMAN
since the first year OF its publication.
Miss Hannah Flint of Roxbury is to teach
at Ridley's the coming season. - Mrs
G. w Davis is improving.
North Randolph
Mrs. Eliza Osgood has gone to Greenfield
Mass. - Mrs. John Hardy and Mrs Der
tina George Durkee attended the teachers ex
animation at West Randolph. Mrs. Hardy
is to teach in this place and Mrs Durket
this place attended the funeral of Charlie
Osgood, who died in California short time
ago and was brought to East Randolph
his former home, for interment. Mrs. Os
good has the sympathy of all in this hour o
deepest sorrow.
Pittsfield
Daley Parmenter has bought the Eugen,
Barr place of Andrew Ellis and will sooI
take possession. - DR.. Kidder is still
confined to his house, a very sick man
- Plyma Allen is in town visiting hi
: brother and friends. - Albert Vose
Charles Avery and Charles Vose hav,
! opened chair shop in the building formerl.
owned by Ray Durkee. g Amos Ellis 4
very low, and is not expected to live.
, Warren.
The two candidates for the post-office hav
! heard nothing from headquarters as yet. l
is slow, but sure.
Miss Ada Cuthbert is to teach schoo
1 in Roxbury the coming season. 80 Mrs
t Cyren Bruce is improving rapidly. -
8 Mrs. Laura Cuthbert is to move soon int
T the Ladue tenement - III. l.. Gained
+. has moved into the Lewis Cardell house.