The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-06-21
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tOn with his parents mere - n. w.
Tewksbury and family returned on Friday
from a visit to the Columbian Exposition
80 Miss Merrihew and John G. Knight
are guests at Idleton Cottage. - Rev.
Mr.. Jackson of Northfeld, Mass, is in
town. - Lewis Bean has returned to
Lynn, Mass, after short vacation spent
with his relatives here.
Washington.
The Ladies' Mite Society meet tomorrow
afternoon and evening with Mrs. ID. p.
Smith. We understand they are to sew for
Sweet charity "a worthy object.
Harry Emery of Waits River was in town
last week. He is the owner of one of the
| finest colts in Orange county-even rivaling
the high-bred steppers of our own village
Mrs. Royal Ordway died on Friday last
after long illness. Funeral services were
held at the house on Saturday afternoon,
! and were attended by large number of
| neighbors and friends Rev, Mr.. Fuller of
fciated.
| Among the captures made by p. G. j.
Cheney in the Maine woods last week was
a moose, weighing 800 pounds, and an innu-
merable number of brook trout-one of
which, according to the peculiar scales they
use in that country, weighed nine pounds.
The Lieutenant is now resting on his lau-
rels at Dover, n. III.
Children's Day was fttingly observed at
the Universalist church on Sunday. The
| children belonging to the village schools
,i p o u,llleu ny WIS o. r. OaIpenVer IN
o,lo spe1iai eAelciseS loI Une uay' anu
aoItn.teu themselves hney, Aapploprlate
1910 were Riaen uf oa,aie ueIls1 anu
and flowers was delivered nv five little
children-Lena Carpenter, Willie Turner,
| Dean Seaver, Julia Kinzie and Nina Tillot-
| son. Miss Kate Bowles sang Consider
| the Lilies" and interesting remarks were
| made nv Rev Alvin smith Miss Allie
| Clougb nresided of tho organ Tho cbnrcL
was bandsome1v decorated with niants and
flowers. and a large number of neonle were
| in Attendance
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wv WI; ~ ms llsnD inu' C--jI.i D Sl.1
; eo VI nostoil' ioi uiotty "a pV"aIu oet ~
G. Wason was con n ~ the house several
y, w "aon was oVniineu ~ Une hollse seS el a a.
GaSorc,a a" tn VET to NoreLeoi3 1oo
tooh lsni,s UP 70 P;dss aasS
Iaor Pis,-- dron,tnd n,ia of aios ~,
Reriir nnnd iaot Satnrdou and brn,,oht
49,, pont f l"oU ,,,1 o." sai plousn'
NJ ~ u"Dny III III RTo'.'t u n, :; ii.
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w., rns 'ioiV Nl'iU az ioi i"Vnoi D i-' ''i
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|oii,9 'iiie.
MIR. and Mrs. Boardman Shaw, who spent
1 Sno "in'e' Ill iowa. reUurheu hoile oh Il IL
frd,n th Tna an eHPenS LII On
49, hoa ,in,, "a oi,;t az . 81,
t,..a, la oPioHou " 80 i Sp 49, t ono o"
with favorable outlook.
| NJo;,,,;,, Go aou.4 L1 L.
cidadln hot 6ra 70 oontend 9TH ahort +,uo
o;ciooi ~, Erdo,, ofta~nnor t. ar;C;na ~"
| in Tho att;c and 'roof ~ tho laroa $500
hniidin1 stamdinn ne1t tn tho 6po"ton q
! Tau,aiie - "a eoo,,,;d ~ w
Jewett as a woodworking machine shop and
blacksmith business. The building was
directly connected with other wooden build
ings extending up Portland street, and the
seriousness of the affair was very apparent
| as the roof was all in flames before water
reached it. But our efficient fire depart
ment took hold with will, and after an
hour and half of well-directed work the
fire was extinguished, it being nearly con-
lined to the roof and upper floor of the
building. Mr.. Jewett carried an insurance
OF $1,000 His machinery and stock was all
taken out OF the lower floor, save the engine
and boiler, which do not seem very badly
lnJuleu; tne IRE companies won ueciue9
1lo.oiy a sae manner III whIGn my neiu
r quo Ha ht, anu Jul Peopio al naHe an
in their efficiencv. as veil a. in the hvdrant
supply.
East Hardwick.
80. -
nc ioaus nav we 1eeI pun III soou shape oS
COMMISSIONER I ~ DrohSoh as iar as Vhe9
nave peeh worheu'
Mrs. L. G. Bronson has returned from &
lilonln vislS 70 the Woriu ar; one wa
ford Har sistsrs Mrs Kant ~ Caiiforn;e
and Mrs. Hastings of Iowa. returned will
her, and will spend the summer in Yer
mont.
The creamerv association started ito ma
chinerv Saturday with everv nrosnact If
large business The association has a fine
plant. A butter-maker of twenty-five years
experience, and with the milk from the
many first-class diaries in this vicinity
ought to turn out gilt-edged product Mr.
e. III. Remington of Sheldon is the man il
charge.
T. r Hancock 10 renair;no his horn
w 8 RaiIev lost h7s N Rre~i I
HeIen NJ vear,in~ tbs most woair N.oDI w
W Sptton and n II pJE oodr;nh servo y,
inrors tbis tern 'o'' ~
Orange.
SaveraI want from bers loot woo,, ;,
MontneIiar 70 attand the maat;rn 90 +b,
Congregational convention.
Nallia Tnuotsor With har s;s.ou cuooo
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