The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-11-01

E.O Mann Is to feed more sheep than
usual this winter. - Mrs. o Mann is
sick. - Mrs. G. w. Flagg is gaining
slowly. -G G. A. Clough had fall re.
Gently. breaking one of the bones in his
right wrist and dislocating it generally.
- Jerome Farrar, a soldier OF the late
war, died Saturday morning of soitening OF
the brain. - The visitors to the White
City have returned. - Quite number
took in the excursion to Boston last week.
M. ID. Laporte and wife were away
on visit last week. - The church at
West Brookiied is being painted, which 1t
very much needed.
Bradford.
The Franklin block is receiving a new
coat of paint.
Painters will begin work on both Grace
church and the church at West Bradford
this week.
few flakes Of snow which adorned the
the air on Sunday were reminder of the
coming reign of the beautiful"
The young lady who stopped at DIR. q. b.
Wilson's last Wednesday has been invited
to stay, and will make her home there sew
eral years
Nearly 200 persons left Bradford station
for Boston on the excursion last Thursday
The remainder of the population are plan
ming togo on the second excursion this week.
West Bradford Epworth League, is attend
ing the district convention at White River
Junction, where she will read paper on
How Shall We Entertain"
Miss Ellen Avery was married last Thurs
day at the home OF her father, w. Il, ID.
Avery, to w. j. Jones of Laconia, n. II.
Rev. j. w Lees OBLIGATED, assisted by the
father of the groom, who was formerly
pastor of the Congregational church at Cor
NTH. The happy pair were the recipients
of many choice presents. They started at
once for their future home in Laconia.
L. j. Heath goes on Thursday to visit
family friends in Woburu, Mass. 80 The
representative Of Lord & Stone is making
his annual canvass of the town. - Mr..
Eastman, on the south road, who has been
very sick, is recovering. - A. M Banks
and wife returned on Monday from a week g
visit among family friends. - Harry
Kelly is moving into the Asa w. Howard
place, which he has bought Of A. o. Kidder.
- Joseph Bushaw has moved to his
new house. - Alta Banks gave her re-
port of the state Epworth League conven-
ton at Grace church chapel Tuesday night.
- Ira A. Merrill sold his household
goods at auction last Wednesday.
Bradford Center.
William A. Porter's addition on his store
is nearly completed.
Remember the Wednesday night meeting
at John Townsend's.
Mrs. John Warner of Lebanon, N. H., is
visiting NJ. ID. Racket, her father. -
Mrs. NJ. ID. Hacket is sick. - Eta
johnson is working for E. p. Norcross.
- Frank Stone is moving to the James
McKenley farm.
BrookfieId.
The Orange county teachers institute
xxiII ha halH Mt Rrnplx t-lH Nnvan hpr nd
Rev. e. e. Reynolds Of Willamstown oc.
cupied the pulpit at East Brookfeld last
Sunday.
Some repairs were made upon the float
ing bridge last week under the superiuten.
dence of w. G. Clark.
Mr.. Mason Stone, state superintendent of
education, is to deliver an address at the
Second Congregational church this evening.
Pastor c. II. Morse interested his people
last Sunday by giving some account of the
work of Mr.. Moody and his co-laborers in
Chicago.
Joseph Edwards recently purchased the
Edwin Sprague farm, and, with his new
wife, nee Mrs. Coraine Hibbard, have
moved there TO reside.
Mrs. Parmenter, mother OF j. w. Par
menter, arrived in town last week. She is
intending to remain here for the present.
- Mrs. Luella Freeman had another
attack of spasms last week. - sister
and nephew of Mrs. Fred Durkee and Mrs.
J. b. Perham of Planfeld, N. H., have
been visiting them the past week. -
Mrs. Wills has rented and is occupying
rooms in Walter Towards house. -
Mr.. Bean of Florida, father OF A. Nj. Bean,
has been visiting him the last few days.
- DR.. V. g. Goodrich and family are
expec ed home early this week. - Ro-
sella Edison has finished work for Mrs G..
II. Bigelow. - Abe" Benjamin has
completed his work for G. w. Bauister.
- W. j. Blodgett and Mrs. j. w. Par
menter have returned from the World 5
Fair. - Silas Newell is improving the
appearance of his house by painting the ex-
terror.
Rev. II. A. Spencer, financial agent of the
Vermont Methodist Seminary, gave very
interesting talk, Sunday evening, ON the
subject of Christian Education
Mrs. Angeline Harrington, wife OF the
late Serene Montgomery. died at North
Cambridge, Mass, October 20. Her re-
mains were brought TO Danvile and in
TERED by the side OF those of Mr.. Har-
rington.
Mrs. o. R. Collins has been confined to
the house since last February with trouble
that has baffled the most skilled physicians
Of this town aud others. She is slowly
gaining and hopes are entertained that she
will walk again
Otis Rollins, at work for j, r. Durant.
was obliged to kill one of his horses last
week, having found it with one leg broken.
1t was quite a disappointment to Mr.. Roll
Inns, as he was going TO the north part of the
state in a short time to lumber the coming
winter.
District Deputy Grand Master NJ. ID.
Warren made his first official visit to Green
Mountain Lodge OF MaSons on Tuesday
evening, October "a. He inspected the
work, and, with few criticisms, pro-
nounced it thoroughly and creditably done.
He intends to visit all the lodges in the
county and complete his work as fast as
possible.
The town meeting last Saturday was
much like the United States senate-much
talk and nothing done. 1t was conceded by
all that an easier route should he found to
Walden station, but, as the warning men
toned only one route and the people
wanted to vote on two routes, it became
necessary to call another meeting, so an adj
journment was had. A very comfortable
grade can be had if arrangements could he
made with parties where the road enters
Walden. Itappears that this cannot be done,
and consequently arrangements are being
made for IA courts committee to settle the
matter There have been drawn over the