The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-04-12

lOur years Inc uay was oue vi great inter-
est and the occasion ever will be looked back
upon with delight. Mr.. and Mrs. Kicker
| have many friends in this place and they
wish them many happy years.
Mrs. G. Sanborn, who has been quite
sick is reported better. 80 j. ID. Wheeler
OF Randolph was in town last Monday on
business. - M. g. Clark has returned
from his visit to Springfield, and reports a
pleasant trip. IF. w. Pages little son
Is reported better. 80 Richard Dennis is
recovering quite rapidly from the effects of
his recent accident. go Aaron Welch is
reported quite sick. - Mrs. Charles
Corruth is improving. = Mrs Martha
Jones is quite sick With the grip. -
| Charles Shepard rode over fancy horse
| from Marshfield for George English last
Monday, g. Misses Jones and Coch.
ran were baptized at the Methodist
church last Sunday. 80 ID. II. Clark was
at home last Sunday to attend quarterly
meeting. - Miss Wilson is the new ap-
prentice in Mrs. Sherry's shop. - Neal
McCray is reported no better, and expects
to go to the hospital at Burlington. -
| Mrs Alex Cochran went to Montpelier on
Monday to meet the state lady commissions
ers of the Worlds Fair. - William
Goodwin was at St, Johnsbury last Monday
to engage man to repair his engine. -
| M. d. Coffrin commenced work in the bob
bin shop yesterday with large force of
men. - Charles Scott has finished his
|
A. II. Kicker Charles says there is no
| place like Groton. - Whiten Richard
son went to Branton, Me-, his native
place, on Monday, intending to spend the
summer there. - Misses Gertrude and
Josephine Cochran were at nome over
business this week. - Miss Eva Jones
| is at Montpelier attending a sick relative.
- Miss Alvord of st. Johnsbury is WIS.,
iting at Mrs. Wrinkles 80 Miss Minnie
Heath of Oxford, N. H., is visiting at I. =.
Dunn's. - Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ
| WEIGH visited Littleton last week.
South Ryegate.
Robin & Darling sent two monuments to
Waupun, Wis, last week.
Robin & Darling have bought G. w. Zas-
trow's interest in the granite business.
The Blue Mountain Company shipped
car of cut granite to Omaha last week.
John McYankan is going to build a
house in the William Stephens lot this sum
mer.
The lighting struck within fifteen feet of
William Stephens house last Saturday
night.
The ladies of the new church will hold a
missionary meeting at Mrs. William Tenys
next Friday afternoon.
Miss Lula NJ. Weber and Fred Lam
phere were married last Friday. Fred says
he has no desire for new sugar this spring.
The two churches united last Sunday
evening, and gave Rev. Mr.. Armor of Phila-
delphia full house The remarks of Mr..
Armor were highly appreciated.
John ID. McAllister and Peach Thomas
have started their meat carts Competition
is the life Of business. They say they ex-
pect Brother Heath down soon.
Mrs. A. d. Grant died in Boston last Fri
day while undergoing surgical operation.
! Mrs. Grant had many friends in this place
! who mourn her loss. The burial took place
| in her native town in Maine. n. G. Mudgett,
a brother of Mrs. Grant, attended the flu
neral.
Engineer C. w. Zastrow, who is spending
his short vacation here with friends and
relatives, has been detached from the reve-
nue. steamer Colfax, and ordered to the
| Bear at San Francisco. The Bear is bound
for the Behring Sea. Mr.. Zastrow expects
to be gone from San Francisco about six
months.
H. A. West, who has been quite sick, was
on the street last Monday. - Miss Mary
Morrison, who has been visiting at Robert
Farquharson's. went to St Johnsbury last
Thursday. - John ,E. Henerson has
moved back to his farm - County Ex-
aminer Taylor was in town last week. test
ing the qualifications of candidates to teach.
- Fred Weber is TO move into the old
Robin house. - w. !. Nelson lost a
valuable COW last week.
West Berlin.
Rev. F. e. Whitman has been appointed
school superintendent
Another carload of fertilizers was received
by w. III. Dewey last week.
The Berlin Granite Company shipped a
large monument to Montpelier last week.
Karl Braman intends to build cottage
on his School street lot the present season.
Wilbur Brown commenced last week tc
float logs from Northfied to his mill at this
place.
Frank Seymour and Ellen HILL both Of
this place, were married by Rev. w. b
Worthing last Thursday.
A wagon which was left standing in the
yard of Waldo b. Worthing was found il
the river the other morning, but Mr.. Worth
ing does not think it could have been done
by the wind
valuable horse belonging to j. f
Worcester became mired on the West hill
road last Wednesday so it had to be extri
Gated by means of a derrick. The animal
was supposed to be badly injured, and wa,
sold to III. w. Strong for SO.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Crimmins celebrated
the thirtieth anniversary of their wedding
last Wednesday evening, about fifty friends
and relatives being present An elegan
parlor set chamber set and a sum o.
money We're among the numerous gifts.
w, e. Colby is quite sick with pleuro
bilious fever. - Milton Drew is at worl
for the Lane Manufacturing Company
60 Daniel Williams and family, VIII,
have been visiting with Andrew Norton, re
turned to their home in West Concord las
Wednesday.
Middlesex.
There will be literary and musical en-
tertainment and social visit at the bricl
! church on Friday evening, April II, tolSel
: of regard for the pastor, Rev NJ. X. Barney
New sugar and refreshments will be servet
in the vestry. Admission, twenty cents. Al
/ are cordially invited.
Shady Rill.
Mrs. e. W. Cummings of Waterbury, VIII
I has been spending a few weeks past wit
Mr., Cummings parents, returned home las
week. -= Mrs j. ID. Flint returned HON
from her visit in Worcester, Mass, las
week.
l Moretown.
Z Rev Harvey Webster has been movin
+; his goods to Middlesex station preparation
to moving to Swanton, where he has bougl
q a residence.
a Chester Wilbur, an employe of II,
| Ward, had a leg broken on Monday of La
week while moving lumber at Mr.. Ward