The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-10-24

Remember the dedi ,ation exercises OF the
public building, tomorrow Thursday after
noon.
Miss Edith Forrest left on Friday for
Florida, where she will spend the winter in
hope OF improved health
Mr.. and Mrs NJ e. Bradbury and Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Barnes of Hanover, N. H.,
have been in town for few days.
Mrs. M. X. Griffith removes here this
week from Tunbridge, and will make her
home with her son-in-law, e. A. Corwin.
Fred Maichie, the escaped prisoner, is re-
ported to have found his way to the house
of John Drupe in Vershire, and to have
been conveyed by him to Ely station. Fur
Their news of his Whereabouts can hardly be
expected.
While the safes were being removed into
the town clerks office in the new building
on Saturday, some of the supports gave
way, one safe was overturned, and plank
was forced through partition wall, making
an ugly hole.
Fuller house, and will soon take possession.
Mrs. e. ). Cooley will occupy the tenement
he vacates, and Nelson j. Hood, who has
been living in the Fuller house, has rented
Ira Thompson's tenement on Back Bay.
Corinth.
w. e. Young and wife are on three.
weeks trip in the northern part of the state.
The Corinth Creamery )mpany paid its
patrons twenty-three cents for butter made
in September.
About fifty friends took j. p Sargent and
wife by storm last Saturday evening" 1t be.
ing their twenty-fifth anniversary. The
evening was spent most pleasantly. After
cake and coffee were served, Rev Mr..
Hatch delivered few well chosen remarks.
East Corinth.
| II II To
vacation, aud occupied the pulpit last Sun.
day.
! L. e R I'VE recently lost very nice Jer-
sey COW. - Mrs j. T. Corliss has been
quite i'll, but is repor ed better - Miss
May Stearns is visiting friends out of town
this week. - Mrs. Nathan Taplin is
quite seriously / l. - Miss Flora Coris
of Manchester, N. H., is at home for few
days
West Corinth.
G.. L Speare and wife are moving into
Henry Clark's house. - Nine relatives
OF Mrs. s. G. Newcomb visited her last Sat.
urday. - Mrs, A. G. Kenyon, who has
vaescent. - Mr. and Mrs G. s. Bo
honon attended the quarterly meeting al
East Williamstown last Saturday and Sun
day. Bessie Blake has returned tC
her work at Washington, d. G.
East Montpelier.
Mrs. Thomas B. Stevens and daughter
Lenora join the excursionists to Boston to
day.
DR.. Minnie Leavitt delivered an interest
ing temperance lecture in village hall las
Friday evening. More than twenty signed
the pledge and a temper nee society wa'
formed with Miss Lenora X. Stevens presi
dent, and Mrs. walter Clark secretary
meeting of the newly. formed society is Il
be held next Friday evening. A short lit
erary programme will be rendered, and al
address is expected from the county presi
dent of the Womans Christian Temperate,
Union.
ness trip. - The family of j. f. Moor
has arrived from Pennsylvania, and the,
are boarding at John Worcester's.
North Montpelier.
Bertha Nye was at Montpelier with he
father all of last week.
Mrs. d. f. Putnam of Montpelier ha
been here for several days past on a visit t
her sister, Mrs. E. G. Nye
The people OF this town are very much in
terested in the bill introduced last week II
relation to the use Of six-inch tires Oh heav
ily-loaded wagons.
We are very glad to see so many of tn
familiar faces of the operators in the factor
back again, Mr.. Sibley having given his oil
help the first chance.
There are rnmors OF wedding to occu
in this village this evening, the contractin
parties being young gentleman from Calai
and lady in his place.
Harry Hentz and family OF Philadelphia
Pa, have been stopping for the two week
past with Mrs. Hentz's sister. Mrs. l..
Hammett, returning home Monday.
The members of the Young Peoples II
dependent Club will give the first of s,
IrfAa Of FOR fliY Nnfafl of fFrh nl
Saturday evening. A chicken-pie supper
and farce in one act entitled a" Picked-ul
Dinner" are among the principal feature
of the evenings entertainment.
North Fayston.
Louis Goss, aged twenty years, accden
/. ally shot himself, October 10, through til
heart.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Granfeld are visitir
& friends in Massa )husetts - Rev. an
Mrs. l.. H. Bingham and Mr.. and Mrs.
R. Granfeld are visiting at o. Davis
! Hattie Martin of Warren has spei
: the past week with friends here. -
a May Browne and her niece Barbie Mill,
have returned to Boston - Arthl
Boyce has moved to his place, recent
purchased Of Mrs. Campbell.
I Groton.
Rev. Thomas Teller exchanged last SUI
. day with Rev. Mr.. Williams of Peacham.
i The Young Ladies' Mission Circle wi
meet with Mrs. o. NJ. Boutwell, next Satu
r day aftern ION.
A large number attended the Baptist $
ciable last Friday. The ladies realized
' handsome sum.
! j. e. Crown has blasted fifteen feet into
solid ledge to secure a stream of wafer. NJ
Weber of Ryegate did the work.
= Quarterly meeting services will be he
= at the Methodist church next Sunda
= Rev. Joseph Hamilton, the presiding eide
: will be present.
School in the village closes this week
Miss Martin has been engaged to teach
! the small room, Jennie Wrinkle, the pre-
:, ent teacher, having resigned.
o The work of removing the large steam mi
n at Groton pond is progressing rapidly. II
first car of the frame was shipped last wee
/, to Lincoln, N. H., where it is to be locate
i Walter Nourse ran away last Saturdi
Q morning, and his whereabouts is unknow
o He was adopted by Mr.. and Mrs. Nour
o nearly five years ago, coming from the CHI
dren's poor home in Manchester.
i The donation last Friday, at the Meth
i dist ladies' parlor was largely attende