The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-07-19

town hall last Thursday evening under the
| auspices of the Epworth League. The at
| tendance was large.
N. r.. Spaulding and son of Burlington
were in town the past week. - Frank
| Carpenter and wife of White River june
| ton have been visiting in town the past
| week. t. Ethel Hayden from Montpelier
| is visiting in town - Roger Prentiss, a
| medical student from Burlington, has been
in town the past week, visiting his parents.
Morgan.
Willie Cox has gone to Newport to work
in the box-factory.
Mrs. Curtis Albee Of New York city is
expected here this week.
Several deer and caribou have been
seen in this town lately.
j. NJ. Jocelyn has closed out his picture
frame business and will put his whole time
into the manufacture and sale of his medi.
cines.
Morrisville.
j. NJ. Miles is building an L on his house,
Main street.
Dr. Cobb and family of Berlin Falls, n.
H., are at the residence of Mr.. Cobb's
father, j. p. Cobb.
The semi-annual election of officers of the
United Workers of the Congregational
church occurred on Friday
The Junior Christian Endeavor Society of
the Congregational church rusticated at
Gilmore pond last Wednesday, and the
Eastern Star lodge has an outing there to-
day.
A meeting of the Methodist ministerial
association of the St. Adams district was
held in the Methodist church last week.
commencing Monday evening and closing
on Wednesday noon. 1t was well attended,
profitable and enjoyable throughout
The post.ofiice was entered by burglars
on Friday night. They left behind in their
hasty exit, large number of blacksmith
tools. The intention undoubtedly was to
open the safe but the indications are that
they were frightened away Two dollars in
change was taken from the stamp drawer.
Newbury.
Hay is selling from $12 to Sii ton.
The Sawyer House is receiving new
guests every week.
The ceiling of the Congregational church
is to be of steel with steel overhead.
A party from this place and Haverhill,
n. H., went to Moosilauke last week Mon
day.
w. II. Worthen of Hardwick has opened
his livery stable with prospect of doing a
good business. He has some very good
horses
Mrs Watkins, Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Silsby
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Bailey,
DIR. Watkins, and Miss Chapman were at
Fairlee pond last week.
A meeting of the canning factory COM
pany was called last Wednesday. A COM
mittee was appointed to draft bylaws and
procure a charter. A committee of five was
appointed to negotiate for the mill of A. A.
| Olmstead, with view to using that locality.
Mr.. Ward has returned to DIR. Hatch s..
| - Ewing Brown, the popular station
| agent, was ON the sick list last week. -
Fred Kent of Lawrence, Mass, Henry
White of Portland, Mr. Stone of Detroit
cent arrivals in town. - Earl Greer fell
out of tree last week, dislOCating his
shoulder and fracturing his skull -
Ewing Johnson is at home spending his
vacation. - L. c. Keyes unoaded sew
| enty-five tons of coal last week. - ID.
NJ. Bond is visiting in Chelsea. - e. III.
George has returned from the mountains,
where he has been painting. - Miss
Blanche Bailey and Florence Austin went
last week to the White Mountains to work
in the Mountain View House. - Horace
Bailey was at Halls pond, where he has a
cottage, last week. - Silsby & Knight
are selling coal. - John Tracy has
moved to Haverhill, to work for A. G.
Moore. IF. w. Powers has discon-
tinued his meat business and will devote
|
A. b. Webster and daughter of Plymouth,
n. H., are visiting at Oliver Rogers. -
Morris Randall has gone to a commercial
college. - F. G. Rowland has moved
into his new home. - Warren Bailey
has shut down his mill and is doing his
| haying. - Mrs. John Hall of Albany is
here to spend the summer at her cottage
I'd. p. Kimball has his house com
pleted and has moved into it. - Mrs
McEinstry and daughter of Winnebago
City are visiting at home, 60 Julia God
dard has gone to Boston for month. -
Arthur Bryant and wife are visiting their
father, Rev. George Bryant - Will
Pearson has returned from Eastman IS Com.
mercial College, from which he has grad
uated.
BoltonvilIe.
Many of the farmers have finished haying
Rev. George Bryant of Newbury will
preach at the school-house next Sunday
| afternoon
The separator is not doing the business il
did month ago. The quantity of milk il
decreasing every day.
David Henderson remains about tn,
same, but there seems to be no hope of hi
recovery. - Mr.. johnson and sister o
Kansas are visiting at Freeman Tucker $
- Matte Tucker is visiting in town
- Washington Patterson and wife ar,
rejoicing over the birth of son. g. |. A
Foster, while hitching up pair of horses
last Friday, hurt his leg quite badly.
Wells River.
Potatoes are very scarce and are selling
for ninety cents bushel.
The creamery made nearly 5000 pounds
of butter last month and paid its patron
twenty three cents.
Mrs Cameron died at Milford last Wednes
day, aged seventy-four years. She wa
formerly resident of Wells River and haC