The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-11-22

cnurCn.
G. s. Adams has sold his McCrillis farm
to Chris. Robinson for $500.
The Universalists held a sale in the vestry
OF their church Tuesday night.
Mrs. Kidder of North Montpelier has
bought the Getchell farm of Ira WOodcock,
and has moved thereto.
Rev. o. ID. Clapp OF Woodstock is in
town, - Vena Hudson is visiting in
Woodstock - Rev. Mr.. Grain and wife
return to Maine this week, and Mrs. Grains
%sister, Nellie Robinson, goes with them.
- Mr.. Gordon of Seminary Hill, Mont
pelier, spent Sunday with Burt Pike. -
Mrs. Martha Winch is working for w. 4.
II. Gilman.
East Hardwlck.
The creamery runs every other day.
Van Burke occupies the Nutting house.
DR.. Weeks is settled and has hung out his
sign.
Stock and tools sold low at Cobb's auc-
ton, Saturday.
Mrs. Wilmerson has moved he cry
store into the McDaniels block.
Calvin Cole finished moving TO Crafts
bury, Saturday. 49, George Rudd and
family went to New Hampshire for the
winter, Monday. - Mrs. j. e. Hancock
ia sick.
John Hobart is reported to have let his
farm, for five years, to a Mr.. Stockwell.
Postmaster Dutton has at last secured a
competent clerk to TAX charge of his dry
goods department.
ID. p. Sawyer, who has been very ill for
the past month, is recovering. - Jessie
Knapp is visiting in Bridgeport, Conn.
- W. A. Daniels is at work for j. r.
Densmore. - Henry and Gilbert Sillo-
way are visiting in Bradford.
Wrightsville.
Mr.. Heath is erecting a new house on the
premises he bought of GrOsvenor Paine.
John p. Flint has quite a prolific breed of
hens. About the 2Sth of last March he took
of a brood of chicks. On the 25th of October
one of those chicks, a pullet, brought to Mr..
Flint unexpectedly, a brood OF seventeen
smart chickens.
Moretown.
The village schools closed last Friday.
A. S. Clough is repairing machinery in
Wards grist mill.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. V. L,
Barber last Friday.
Rev. S. G. Vail has gone to New York to
visit his father, who is sick.
The sewing circle met at Frank Z. Hath.
away's last Wednesday evening.
II. o. Ward had nine heavy teams draw
ing lumber to Middlesex station last week,
William Baker has moved down opposite
Aiddlesex into the house with Fred Turner
Henry Forehan, whose father is very sick
and not expected to recover, was in town
last week.
Michael Foreman, an old resident of this
town, died on Saturday of old age. The fu-
neral services took place at the Catholic
church on Tuesday, Rev. Father Donahue
officiating. Interment in the Catholic cem.
etery.
Newbury.
Ladies' Foreign Missionary Society met
with Mrs. T. G. Reyes last Friday after
noon.
The sociable at the Congregational vestry
was well patronized, considering the in
clemency of the weather, realizing S25.
Quarterly conference was held at tn,
Methodist church last Saturday and Sun
day, Rev. o. ID. Clapp of Woodstock assist
ing.
Rev. o.. d. Clapp Of Woodstock preached
a very able and interesting discourse in the
Methodist church on Sunday, taking hi.
text from jeremiah XVII
Report is that parties from Boston have
sent a plan to Martin Perkins, who has the
contract for building George II Moore's
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a five-story hotel on Mt. Pulaski. We hop,
such a report may materialize in the nea
future, as there is no location on the Con
necticut river, from its source to its mouth
where Nature has done so much, or is s,
easy of access, as Mt. Pulaski. ANY one cal
see, with the naked eye, the valleys, the
mountains, the vast meadows, two exten
sive railroad lines, one each side of the Con
necticut river.
There was a large number out at tn,
meeting called at Seminary Hall on Mon
day evening, November ID, considering thu
short notice that was given, to consult il
regard to building a road from Mt. Pulaski
ON the brow of the mountain south, to in
tersect with the West Newbury road nea
George Fl. Moore's new house. Many o
our citizens have subscribed literally 70
this road, and no doubt there are man,
more ready to help. A few days worl
has already been done towards building
she road. When completed, it will be on
of the most slightly drives to be found u
and down the Connecticut valley.
Ralph Ii. Buxton left here Friday, TO
Eastman's Business College, ~Poughkeepsie
= Julia Goddard closes her house TO
the winter and returns to her home. in Bos
ton. - n. M. Hinman and George Saw
yer exchanged horses last Wednesday. N
doubt, both made good trades. -
Charles Merrill and George Chamberli
are spending a lew days at nome durln
vacation Of Dartmouth College,
Wells River.
"Aunt Dinah's Husking" will be pr
sented in the school-house hall on Frida
evening. Everybody should take the o.
portunity OF seeing many thousand bushel
OF corn husked in about two hours.
George Leslie is very i'll. - Addiso
Baldwin Of Boston was in town over Sul
day - DIR. Lee has returned from Ne
York, where he has been making a tw
weeks stay. - Samuel Goss of Lyndo
vile is to move his family here this wee
and is to occupy the Harry HoltOn hou'
on Water street. - Alice Deming
quite sick with a fever. - w. H. Mu
sell has gone to Harwich, Mass.
Mortified.
Miss Minnie Rice is visiting in West Ra
dolph.
W. II. Jackson, the evangelist, is nc
laboring in South Royalton.
The third degree is to be worked I'll
evening by Dewitt Clinton lodge OF M
sons.
The College Fraternity of Norwich u
gersity will Initiate their new members ne
Saturday evening.
Tha Urn uford nlara at the Center h