The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-10-04
CONTINUED FROM FIFTH PAeEl

was held last Friday night, and the old
board Of directors was reelected.
| Samuel Mills has the new blacksmith
shop nearly completed. He will soon have
one of the finest shops in the state
The work on the creamery is progressing
rapidly. Mr.. Miller has charge of the wood
work and Andrew Arthur of the stone-work.
A gentleman from st. Johnsbury came on
| the mail train last Friday night who was so
intoxicated as not to be capable of handling
| himself.
Mr.. Walker of Grand Isle has been en-
| gagged to make the butter at the new cream
| cry. He will move into w. F. Georges
| tenement.
The Ryegate Granite Works company
finished the large roof stone last Saturday.
| This is the largest finished stone ever
shipped from South Ryegate.
A. A. Mcdonald and Henry Weber
snapped horses last week, aud the next day
after the trade Henry snapped back, pay
ing Mcdonald $37. Mcdonald says, with
one more trade like this, he is ready to give
! his horse away.
South Ryegate people think they are apt
| to see their death reported in the ArgUs any
week. The argus scribe should be more
careful in reporting deaths. 1t was Abner
| Whitcher, instead of Whitehill, whose flu
neral was held on the oath.
Mr.. johnson of Wells River was in town
| last Saturday inquiring after horse that
was hired at Barnet last Thursday of Alb
bolt & johnson by a gentleman who did not
give mis- name. The man said he wanted
the team to go to New Hampshire to take
| his wife for a drive. 1t was a brown horse
| and new covered buggy.
The store of p. Gibson came very near
being destroyed by fire last week Monday
| for a long time, so Mr.. Gibson Thought he
would bnrn il ont with kerosene oil The
bottom of the chimney was set on fire. and
burned until two o'clock the next morning
With hard work the floor was kept from
| burning Mr. Gibson thinks he will let
the chimney burn out when its gets ready
next time.
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ted o. Iofa1otta EarnentoU,o Iast 80
WV @ ~ Mis- Stewort VIC hos bean vi"it;na
at Rev s a .Iackson's- retnrned home rs
New York last week. - p. David Ban
NJ NJ Vl S III SapoC oyer Guhuay. =
Tnnod ~, fT, say o. "nu is;t .niat;o "ono W
Alex, Cochran ia painting and puttinp in
new windows and doors at the James
Dickey place. - Lee Quint expects to
go to the Worlds Fair soon - Robert
| Hartman has finished his labors at the
Ryegate, Granite Works sheds on account
OF lts da1npness' = nelson Bone ana
George ana Marian Doe are attendihg
of gitt tt 9i' IT 10 the gnast "f Inhn
| Wiliar ' mr. T y DarIing want IN tho
! Moth Loot SotnrdaD bis fret excrroion
| 800 Mrs Huse Of Nav Hamnshira ia IJis.
itin1ot VIM, 'rorrv's l-a II u Pronn
and wife leave for Chicago TODAY to visit
| Mrs Browns brother and attend the
| Worlds Fair. - John w. Randall fell
down stairs IN Glos0ns store last week
iMonuay preaklng po.n "I ~ anu inJuling
us i;d Ioau ,i,o IN NJ d Mas Mas w.
semi Mnrnhv and Marian Hall want to the
WORLDS Fair Last Thursday Mrs. A.
j. Nuttinp and daughter were called to
Manchester last Saturday to attend the
funeral of friend. - c. j. Bailey and
wife of Barre were in town last Friday.
- T. d; balra was IN town over sun,
day. - Mrs. mary IL. W hlCcher returned
TO Calllornla last saturday, where she Will
io'''iii0 n0A '''''io' III q 'no'i0ai '0noo''
Vershire.
Rush BARTON was latalv injured nv a RIM.
away accident.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucian Aldricb have moved
70 the brick honse on the brook road
Fiva nersors bave ioinea tbe Conoreoa-
tional church dnrine Hr. Mouslev,s iab5rs
here
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tional church, has closed his labors here and
returned to Bangor Theological Seminary
i1iuoi 10 -A"oiDy ASSS'' -" q "hoNh q
ter tbe morning service on sunday week,
anu nas ieinaiheu III oii'ioai oohOi'ion
e'oi 'inoo' xya;.sso,a
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-, MIS- ~ MaiS ohihnoi' WIN has poon quiVo
u 49, a D, C,-;. o.,,, -,
-, q. o. G,- Noilon anu Dan 'oAihier le'ulheu
irolli onicaso lasV SATURDAY.
Carrie Greene starts to-day for Florida,
where she expects to spend the winter.
O. W. Eaton has bought of n. III. Hill the
mousse III 1ne village WHICH nc soiu 10 MN
49,, ,, ~ D. e..
MI anu MIS-. ~ y. Derry are away LOT d
West Eair,ae
W. C.Sea,, .;.o 49, ,.
on a westar5 to,r for the nast two montbs
are exnected home this week,
Tho yiI,aoa scb,ols wara cIosad last Thurs
day and Eridav to enable the teacbers to
| attand tho institnta ar Rarra
~ 49,,
have a !. FraternaI Ovster SINNER ;, and = ao,
cial AT their hall This evenino
The litt,e son of T.ong who WAC On
hadIv hnrt last weel, nv q iricIS from a horse
10 said to- he 1o;nn wall ana witb q GOOD
prospect of complete recovery.