The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-10-03

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signed with the Chicago baseball team for
next season. - O. NJ. Scribner is maxi
ing repairs at his residence. - Ethel
Caswell Is attending the Christian Endeavor
convention at Newport, - Rev. Ii. NJ.
Marcy left for Michigan on Monday.
Samuel Cults is i'll. - II. o. Camp and
wife spent last week at Roxbury. 80 RI.
Il. Brooks Is to occupy the new residence
OF W. X. Hadley on Spaulding street. -
W. A. Marsh placed four telephones in DO.
sition at East Montpelier last week. -
Mrs. II. G. Kotten goes to New York this
week. go Edward Bishop has returned
from Boston. - W. A. Drew is now
head usher at the opera house. - Will
liam Fleet D., OF Cambridgeport, with
his bride, has been the guest Of Mrs. s. j.
Jones. - NJ. G.. Nichols was at West
Randolph last week
Rev. William w. Jackson OF Lowell,
Mass, preached to an attentive and inteli-
gent audience at the Congregational church
last Sunday evening.
Bradford.
Charles Botsford of Boston is in town.
Hon. Charles Parker of Lisbon was in
town over Sunday.
Mrs. Albert Bailey, who has been very
sick, is slowly improving.
NJ. E. Banks of Lancaster, N. H., is spend
ing his vacation at home.
Rumors are afloat that there is soon to be
another restaurant in town.
f. II. Griffin OF Boston was in town on
Saturday, squirrel hunting.
K. b. McDuffee stopped at home over
Sunday on his way back to Boston,
Mr.. Corlis has moved into the Curtis
house, recently vacated by Mr.. Moore
The Christian Endeavor Society gave a
free SOCiable at the church narlOra on Mon.
day evening.
Several Bradford people enjoyed the
White Mountain excursion. They were IA
vored with excellent weather.
Edith B. Jones started for Detroit on
Friday, in company with Mary e. Jones,
who has fine position as teacher at Pom
tiac, Ill.
Bradford is soon to have frst-class bak-
cry. w. r. Whittier of Woodsvlle will
soon open shop in the Bliss building. He
has owned very successful shop in Woods
vile.
Brookfield.
Milo Frnk was badly bruised by falling
from scaffold last week. - Mrs. Milo
Frink is suffering from poor health.
! Warren Williams, harness maker, has moved
his family and business TO the place re-
Gently purchased of j. B. Kingsbury.
Misses Ada Ingraham and Mary Dewey are
| spending few weeks in Norwich. -
Mrs. Harriet Bowman of Essex has been
visiting friends in town the past week
- Mr.. and Mrs. Will Blodgett, with
Mr.. Blodgetts mother, are visiting in
| Canada. - Edward Stone and Mary
! Upham are the delegates of the Brook field
| Christian Endeavor Society to the annual
week. - Rev c. II. Morse is expected
home this week. - Mrs Prudence Allen
now of Waterbury, is making her annual
visit in town. - Mr.. Chandler Ladd of
Sharon is to have a home with his son Fred
of this place. - Martha Benedict of
Boston spent few days with friends in
| town last week. - Lizzie Lamson, who
has been i'll with slow fever for few
weeks past, is improving. - George
Crane is repairing and improving his mill
property, recently purchased of Marcus
Peck.
Bud Bruce has been appointed admins
traitor of his uncle Edwin's estate.
Cabot southern stage will leave for
Marshfield at 3: 10 until further notice.
Deacon Haines is improving. but not so
fast as his many friends would be glad to
see.
Julia harrington fell on the sidewalk
last week and sprained one ankle in such a
manner as to require support.
Communion service at the Congregational
church next Sunday at the close of the
morning service. Preparatory lecture on
Friday afternoon at half past two.
Widow Cornelius Smith passed her eighty
fourth birthday on Thursday of last week.
She suffers from lameness, but otherwise is
well and able to attend to her household
cares daily.
In regard to the result of the junior base
ball game at Lower Cabot, as given in last
weeks issue, a slight mistake was made.
In the first game of six innings the score
stood As to 26 in favor of the Lower Cabots.
The next game OF three innings they were
even.
There will be singing school under the
direction of Mrs. e. v Spencer of Marsh
field in the senior school-room in the upper
village on Thursday evening, October T..
Mrs. Spencer's musical ability is well known
here, and we trust all our young people
will avail themselves of this opportunity to
learn to sing.
Oscar F. Morrill, was crossing the bridge
leading to Lee Shorts last Saturday with a
two-horse team loaded with brick. When
within about four feet of the landing, the
bridge gave way, and man and load were
precipitated upon the rocks and into the
water, distance of about twelve feet. The
wagon was demolished, the horses consd-
erably scratched, and Mr.. Morrill's right
leg was broken at the knee joint. The
fracture was reduced by DR.. Warren, and it
is thought stiff knee will be the result.
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and should have been looked after more
thoroughly.
Flora Ransom has been visiting in Hard
wick the past week. - Mrs. Eta Haines
and Mrs. Lima Wheeler OF East Boston have
gone to Stowe for a few days. - Sarah
McAllister, Eliza Boswell and Arthur
Hodgdon went to Newport yesterday to at
tend the Christian Endeavor Union. -
Carl Osgood picked ripe straw berry in the
pasture of Henry Hills last week. -
Mrs. Calista Noyes has been i'll the past
week, but is convalescent. - Luna
Atkins has been obliged to leave her school
for week on account of bad sore on her
neck. - Mrs. Moses Haines and Mrs
Judith Bellows visited in Plainfeld last
week.
East Cabot.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell of Littleton, n II.
are visiting G.. 7. and W. L. Adams. -
Enoch Drown Of Groton has purchased
Frank Peck's place and has moved thereon
- Mr.. and Mrs. S. Chandler and Mrs
Florence Smith visited at L. III. Clark
last week. =- Mrs. s. f. Miles is at j
X. Glidden's in Barre. - Mr. and
Mrs. Bert Hill visited at Barre last week
- Mr. and Mrs. G. Williams have re-
turned to their home in Peacham. -