The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-06-07


Montpelier were in town recently, looking
after the finny tribe, but they found most OF
the brooks posted.
The South Woodbury. Cemetery Society
and all others interested in the said GENE.
terry are requested to meet at the cemetery
grounds on Wednesday, June a., TO hold
the annual meeting of the society and re-
pair the grounds; also to transact any
business that may come before the meeting.
e. G. Benjamin and family of New York
are stopping with Mrs. Samuel BENJAMIN.
- Mrs. r. b. Tassie of Montpelier is
visiting Mr. and Mrs. r. NJ Pray.
WEIGH & Goodwin cut eighty thousand
at their mill last week
H. G. Clark is having a large trade in
wagons, and has many nice ones now
There will be a chalk talk at the BAPTIST
church, next Saturday evening" by a Mr.
Tenney.
The ladies of the Methodist church will
| hold a social in their parlor this afternoon
and evening.
A large number from this place attended
the County Fair at Woodsvile last week
Monday night.
! Hall & Cochran are putting in new set
OF Fairbanks hay scales. They have two
new sets for the store.
The Loyal Legion will meet in the vestry
OF the Methodist church next Saturday al
ternoon at three o'clock.
The dissolution in the partnership of j, r.,
Darling * Sons extends to all the depart
ments of business in which the firm has
been engaged.
A. III. Kicker is putting in a new bulk
head at the large pond. He pays one
pay the remainder.
GrOtOn paonle would lilo +o l-no,,, ,,.I,o
has moved to West Randolph, as stated by
the ArguS reporter. Apparently a big Joke
mas been sprung upon some one. All are
eager to know the victim.
Memorial exercises were held last week
Tuesday The Sunday-school and soldiers
met at the Methodist church at nine o'clock
and marched to the cemetery. Rev. o. NJ
Boutwell, gave short address.
1t appears that a certain horse that went
to Woodsville on Decoration Day must
have met with an accident. At all events
the animal has had watchers both night and
day. Is ii the horse or something else that
Is attracting the attention of certain crowd
to the barn?
A lady recently came to this station on
the late train, expecting a friend to meet
her. Her friend did not come and the lady
remained all night in the waiting room.
Would it not have been hospitabe to ask
her up stairs where she could have had
good nights rest?
A. NJ. Heath moved into his meat market
last Monday. 1t is not quite finished, but
when it is il will be one of the finest in the
state. He has built large refrigerator,
and will have nice fresh meat at all times.
lie expects to do larger business than he
did in the old market, Give him a call.
j. r. Darling has purchased the Jack
Carpenter lot of S. p. WEIGH - Martin
Gleason has finished his labors at Groton
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Clark went last Monday to st. Johnsbury
to attend court - Mr.. and Mrs. Allen
have finished their labors at Charles Rick
er's. - Neal McRae is reported better,
and there is hope of his recovery. 60
Aaron WEIGH is no better in health.
Mrs. Clark Hatch was able TO go to New
bury last Saturday to remain with Dr.
George Hatch, her son, until she is in bet.
ter health. - Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Smith
were in Canada visiting last week. They
returned on Monday. - Mrs. Harvey
Noyes and daughter of Hardwick are visit
ing in town. = Wallace Clark is grad
ing his lawn, greatly improving his prem
ises. - Mrs. Herbert Carpenter died of
consumption last Wednesday morning.
- Edward Clark and wife, Mr.. Baker
and wife, and Mr. Barnard were at G. T.
Olney's last week, enjoying the fine trout
fishing that place affords. - Ira Kicker
lost valuable horse last week.
South Ryegate
Harvey Gibson shipped fancy pair of
oxen last Monday.
There were four thousand pounds of but
ter shipped from this station last Monday.
George Darling and A. A. Mcdonald are
the appearance of their premises.
The funeral of Johnnie Whitehill was
held on Tuesday of last week, Rev. j. j.
Hall officiating.
Drnfaooor EboD,,o, % @,
a reading at the new church last Friday,
which was much enjoyed.
Greeley Darling has bought fancy horse
of Alex WEIGH of Groton. Mr.. Darling in
tends TO train him to trot this fall.
Mr.. Libby reports that he has weighed
ten thousand pounds of sugar during the
past spring. This is more than he weighed
last year.
George Stevens has bought new boat
At the time he thought he could row to
Groton, but, to his surprise and grief, he
finds he can not.
The Blue Mountain Granite Company
hauled the large stone fori the vault from
the mountain last Monday. Twelve horses
moved the load. 1t is the largest stone ever
taken from the mountain.
Lottie Crow took the second prize at
Peacham at the Woman's Christian Tenn
perance Union convention, and Miss Nor
rson, daughter of Gilmore Morrison, the
hrst, at the prize speaking.
The Blue Mountain Company is building
a large monument. The base is two feet
thlck and six feet six inches square with
a die four feet square and seven feet in
height, with other dimensions in proper
ton.
Rev. S. A. Jackson and wife are expected
home next Saturday. - Nellie Bone,
who has been quite sick, returned to her
school last Monday. William Terry
who has been at the White Mountains for
the past two weeks, has returned. 60
- Hank White is to move from Terry hill
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