The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-10-18

iuuitu was utiu ltNh WEEK lutSuHN. Wntn
Henry j Parks, Frank McCole and Will
liam Davidson were elected elders. The
society reports very prosperous year.
William Forsyth of Topsham left this
station last Thursday for Portland, Ore
There he will spend the remainder Of his
days with his son and brother. Mr.. Forsyth
Is eighty years old, and is in very good
health.
Paul j. Pelz of Washington, ID. c., arch
itect and designer OF the Bancroft mouu-
ment, was at the Ryegate Granite Works
last week, examining the monument. He
pronounced it the best piece of monumental
work he ever saw.
George Gray and family are visiting in
Canada 80 Fred Dennis finished his la
bors on the creamery building last Thurs
day. 80 John Miller has finished his
labors at the creamery building and has
gone to LittletOn to remain through the
winter. - James O'Rourke and son re-
turned TO Lancaster, n IL, last Saturday.
80 Fred Allen and Mrs Roliston went
to Concord n. H., last Monday. where they
will spend the winter. - Mr.. and Mrs
Scott of Worcester, Mass, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Leonard WEIGH of Peachan visited at
John Miller's last week.
North Thetford.
Mrs. Abbie (Howe) Forrest returned to
her in Kansas the first OF this week.
f. G. Earle spent last week at the Great
Fair. Many more are going from here this
week.
A. w. Jaquith has commenced moving
buildings preparatory to building a new
store.
The county Sunday. school convention,
held here the first of the month, was well
attended.
Willis Earle is teaching this year on Long
Island in the cathedral school of st. Paul,
Garden City.
Deacon Conant has returned from the
West, having visited the fair and gone as
far as Nebraska.
Mrs. Aver has returned with the little
heir She has been at home with her pa
rents in Haverhill N. H., the past month
Topsham.
The property of the late Mr.. Sly will be
sold at auction October 81.
Quarterly meeting services were held at
| the Methodist church last Sunday.
The creamery paid its patrons twenty.
| eight and one-fourth cents for September
| butter
October % the ladies' of the Woman $
! Christian Temperance Union hold "A lOr
meeting at j. b. McLam's. Every one in
| vited.
| Rev. Mr.. Trevillian will give a lecture on
England next Tuesday, AFTER which there
will he a harvest supper for the benefit OF
! the church.
! Mrs. A. j. Goodale of Wells River visited
her sister, Mrs. w. q. Krzer, last week.
/ Mrs. Wormwood of Rvegate is stop.
| plug with her daughter, Mrs j. r. Nolan.
60 George Nolan is sick. DR.. Watson
| has been called To attend him.
Waits River.
! 1t is rumored that panther has been
! seen about two miles from the village.
Mrs. A, S. Batten went to her home in
Manchester, n. H, Thursday. - Mr.,
and Mrs. e. A. Cutler have moved into a
! tenement near III ,rvey's steam mill. -
Miss Emma Page is visiting her sister, Mrs.
CarlDs Wright. - william S andlick is
stopping at DR.. Locke's in Corinth, during
Mr. Locke's absence at the Worlds Fair.
Waitsfield.
II. M. Waite and wife are taking trip to
the Columbian Exposition.
Thomas Maxwell is about to move from
the Parker place into the house of o. NJ
Eaton in the village.
Mrs. Joseph Palmer is improving daily,
and goes out in the sunshine some of the
warm, pleasant days.
A. G.. Matthews returned to his work in
Connecticut last Wednesday, after a vaca-
ton Of only four days.
! L. G. Berry and wife returned Wednes
day from two weeks visit with relatives
III Jut edSttTu pdrJ Vi Jut sJdlc.
j. w. Gregory and wife returned last
| Thursday from their western trip, having
been absent nearly three months.
Parker Cady of Boston, who has been
spending the past week with his parents
| Mr.. and Mrs. III. II. Cady, returned home on
Monday of this week.
j. b. Norton has sold his half interest in
the creamery here, also the separator al
East Warren, to Dan Skinner, who takes
immediate possession.
Jarvis G. Harris, former resident Of
! this place, is soon to return here from
Barre, where he has resided the past few
years. He will occupy the house belonging
to the Palmer Brothers lately vacated by
Miss Abble NJ nor.
The Young Peoples Society of Christian
Endeavor Will hold social and &C" sup
per at the Congregational vestry, Wednes
day evening, October % A short literar,
programme will be given at eight o'clock
All are cordially invited. Admission twent.
cents.
The reception given to Mr.. and Mrs
George Wallis last Tuesday evening was
very enjoyable occasion to the eighty o
ninety of their friends who were present
Ice cream and cake were served and
goodly array Of presents, both useful an,
ornamental, attested the high esteem il
which the young couple were held.
Warren.
G. j, Long has gone to Walpole, n. III.
p. Parker and wife have gone to tn
Worlds Fair.
Rev. Mr.. Temple preached in the chape
last Sunday.
N. S, Blair has moved into part Of A. G
Stevens house.
Mrs. John Granfeld has sold her farm t,
John English for 81 900.
w. A. Blair is agent for the Mt Hunge
nursery, Waterbury Center.
East Warren.
Mrs Caroline Wright, who has spent tn,
summer here, returned to her home il
Council Bluffs, Iowa, last Monday. Sh'
formerly resided here, and leaves many
warm friends
The grand jury seems to be looking wei
after the law. breakers Of this town, having
found four true bills against four of on
townsmen two for selling intoxicating
drinks unlawfully and two for assault ant
breach of the peace on the Lords day.
A boy and girl of this place found i
necessary to go 10 New York state To b'
made really happy. The laws of this stat
| do not nprtuit chi IA ran of their ave- 10 marry