The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-10-03
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Morgan.
George Bartlett and wife have been on a
| visiting trip for week at Barton.
r. Studiford is moving to w. NJ. Taylor's
farm which he has taken for one year
Arthur Rood has returned from Magog,
p. O., and has brought bride with him.
Mrs Henry Bean was seriously hurt by
being thrown from wagon few days ago.
Newbury.
Henry w. Bailey ID, has bis cider mill
set up for the season aud is ready for Dusi-
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Muzzey, who have spent
several weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. X. w.
Chamberlain, returned to their home last
Friday.
The annual meeting Of the Congregational
society for election of officers and sale of
the pews is to be held in the vestry on
Thursday afternoon.
Several from here went to Woodsvile
Saturday afternoon and evening, to the
horse show, and were well pleased with
the exhibition of educated horses.
Fred II. Bickford, who has been in the
employ of the Newbury village creamery
company for the past year and a half, ex-
poets to go to New York city to fill more
lucrative position as secretary of some
manufacturing company.
kins, formerly of this place, but now of
Burlington, were pleased to receive cards
announcing his marriage to Nellie e, Chap
man of Hartford, n Y. A long, happy and
prosperous journey upon The voyage of life
is the wish of their many friends.
Intelligence was received last week an
nouncing the death of Mrs. Alice futile of
Attic boro, Mass. widow of the late Edward
futile, which occurred on Sunday, Sep
TENDER %. Funeral was held on Wednes-
day. Samuel futile of Newbury Center
attended the funeral.
Ellen Wilcox of Boston is spending few
days with her cousin, Miss II. Z. Reyes
- George Fabyan spent Sunday in
town, - Sidney Johnson's sisters-Mrs.
Maxwell of Braintree, Mass, and Mrs
Russell of Waltham, Mass, are spending
few days with them. 80 A. LAPEL of
Swanton has been spending few days
with his daughter, Mrs. DR.. A. L. Cross
- Mrs. French is spending few days
with her sister, Mrs. G. p. Blodgett. -
- Charles Dodge and family of Pier
mont, N. H., visited at Elmer Avery's last
! Saturday. j. G. Marcy was called to
Lowell, Mass, on Friday to attend the flu
neral of cousin. - The body OF an
only sister of Ransom Scruton was brought
here from West Fairlee last Saturday and
buried in the village cemetery. - Erwin
A. johnson left last Friday for a four
! years course of dentistry at the Boston
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from Dartmouth College, spent Sunday
with Mrs. A. E. Pillsbury. - Sidney
johnson and family, with sisters, enjoyed
! Saturday at the mountains. - Mrs. A.
e. Pillsbury closes her house for the season
! this week.
Newbury Center.
Warren Walker of Hyde Park, Mass,
came to town the last of last week and is
stopping with his cousin, Frank Buchanan.
- Samuel futile attended the funeral
| of his sister, Mrs. Edwin futile of Attleboro,
Mass, last week. - William Allen has
been sick for the past two weeks from dys-
entery. - Robert Burnett is preparing
to build large barn in the spring.
Mortified.
Several from this place are at the World s
fair at Tunbridge to-day.
The Howard place on Elm street has been
sold to Charles McCarty.
Station Agent Graham sold fifteen tickets
| for the excursion to New York.
A sidetrack is to be laid this week below
the dry bridge for G. r. Andrews.
| Nichols & Sanborn have placed a Ma
tional cash register in their drug store.
| The band stand Is to be moved to the
south side of the park, repaired and painted.
Fred Dutton lost valuable horse last
| Thursday by collie, caused by eating new
oats.
e. H. Thayer has sold his store at the
Center village to j. w. Cleveland, who will
| take possession at once.
The Harris-Payson Company are ship
ping their corn to market. A large force
is engaged in putting on the labels.
There was family reunion at the home
of Harvey Cutler last week. The parties
were photographed by r. NJ Mcintosh.
James Kelleys wife died last Thursday
The funeral was held at st. Johns church
on Saturday, Father Donahue officiating.
The Chase block on Union street is to be
repaired. A clothing store and meat mar.
ket are to be opened by Waterbury parties.
William Ingraham, the victim OF the row
at the Beehive last week, remains in a dan
| gerous condition. Dr. James of Waterbury
was in town last Thursday and removed
several pieces of skull from his brain.
George Bragg has the care of him.
Miss Dr. Minnie Leavitt is expected to
| give medical talk to women in this place
on Wednesday afternoon; also an address
in the evening, open to all Miss Leavitt is
young, energetic woman, and receives
much appreciation when she speaks in Yer.
mont.
Elhanan w. Colby went to Montpelier on
| tuesday as a witness before the grand
| jury, and, after giving his evidence was
about to take the noon train for home when
he was attacked with heart failure and fell
dead near Whtter's meat market. He
was fifty-eight years old and had been a
citizen of this place many years. He leaves
wife. Mr.. Colby was member of Dewitt
| Clinton Lodge of Masons and of Mortified
Lodge of Odd Fellows. A delegation of
Odd Fellows from Vermont Lodge escorted
the remains to the station at Montpelier on
Tuesday evening.
Asa Howe, civil engineer, died at his
home last Friday night. He had been in
feeble health for some time, and had a
shock last week from which he did not
rally. He was son of Abijah and Martha
Howe, and was born in the year 1916. He
was graduate of Norwich University. He
leaves widow, two sons-Henry, who re.
sides at Marshalltown, Iowa, and Malverd
A, who is professor in college at Terre
Haute, Ind, and daughter, Ella, wife
OF Clayton Claggett. They were all
| present at the funeral services, which were
held at his late residence on Tuesday. In
terment was in Elmwood.
e. Huntley has painted the iron bridge
the past week. - Mrs Mary G. Dodge
of Bristol and daughter Carrie, and child
rem, of Middlebury visited at A, o. Smiths
last week. - John Cross had his dog