The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-11-21


the late Aaron Prescott, died of pneumonia,
! November 16, at the residence OF her son, II.
r. Prescott, in Bradford, at the age of
sixty-one
Mrs. g. e. Bradbury has returned from
Boston somewhat improved in health.
- Mr.. Hubbard and sister, Mrs.
| Sprague, of Lowell, lass, attended the fu-
neral OF their sister, Mrs. Prescott -
- Mrs. &c. Colby attended the funeral
of Roxana COLBY Richardson at Lisbon, N
H., last week.
Bish up Hall is expected to officIats at
Grace, Epis ,opal, Church next Sunday at
ternoon.
Sadie Wlloughby of Thetford visited
friends in town last week. w. l.
Goss of Chelsea takes the Damon farm De-
cember 1. - Jennie Hodges goes to
Philadelphia for the winter. - Mrs.
Fred Granger of Randolph, Mass, visited
the home of her husbands father, Noah
Granger, last week.
South Randolph.
e. J. Prince has NOV I'D the DO ,t.ofice and
his merchandise into his new store.
The West Randolph male quartette, as
sisted by Carrie Hautior and Lizzie Adams,
as organist, gave an entertain ng concert in
the grange hall last week Wednesday even
ing Tley were applauded aud encored re-
peatedly. The hall was we'll filed. The
next entertainment will be lecture by
Rev. Mr. Tucker Of Bradford on the even
ing of December 8.
III. M. Smith, nearly ninety-seven years
OF age, is very feeble, and his Aughter, Mrs.
s. III Brooks, is with him for few days.
His wif9 also is in very poor health. -
Blanche Hall has closed her school, and is
to teach the winter term. s. W. Gift
ford of Lowell. Mass, driver of O. L. Hoods
fancy horses, spent his vacation with AL
bert Clifford, his ither, and other friends.
- Nellie Billings has returned home in
poor health from South Royalton, where
she has been at work in n millinery shop.
West Randolph.
On Thursday eve Mug the first OF series
of dancing schools in Williams hall will
commence under the direction of Professor
| Gilmore.
On Tuesday G.. j. Prince commenced
saving stock for the manufacture of butter
| tubs. The rest of the IN ichi lery will be
started in about a week
There were no services at the Christian
church on Sunday, owing to the absence of
the pastor, Rev. George w. Morrow, who
preached at the Christian church in Fall
River, Mass, where he will also officate
next Sunday. Rev. Mr.. Rhodes, a re-
turned missionary from Japan, will con-
duct services in the church here.
LIE Wis P. Thayer attend I'd the auction
sale of the st. Johnsbury Republican. -
Mrs Mary Gouldsbury aud Mrs. Laura
Clark went to Windsor to attend thu fu-
neral of a niece of Mrs. Clark. II e. w.
Tewksbury returned on Monday from an
initiation and;banquet OF the Theta Delta
Chi society OF Dartmouth College, which
took place there last Friday - George
/ l.. Dear has returned from his lumber
camp of Lowelltown, Me. - Daniel K.
Putnam has been chosen deleg ate OF the
Dartmouth College chapter to the Theta
Delta Chi national COW anton, to be held
at New York, November %.
Heber Ii )lman, who has been at Dr.
Bingham's private hospital at Burlington
under treatment, for the past six weeks, was
at home over Sunday. de is much i'm
proved in health, but has returned to Bur.
lington. - Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Dag
gett, who have been visiting at Irving G
Chase's the past few months, have returned
to their home at Neponset, Mass. - Mr.
and Mrs. Martin L. Washburn have re
turned from Alaska. Mrs. Washburn is In
Underhill, Mr.. Washburn coming here las
Tuesday. - S. V. Holman Of Boston has
been ill at the home of his fsther-n-law NJ
j. L mson. - Hon. James Hutchi 1901
is contemplating a trip to Washington, ID
c., to remain.during the winter.
South Ryegate.
The poultry train will run next Friday
> leaving this station at 1:35 P. NJ.
There will be Christian Endeavor socia
BILE at William Terrys on Tn 1rsday even
ing.
, The Jersey Hill creamery has paid it
patrons twenty-seven cents for the pa,
months butter.
The Ryegate Granite Works aud Blu
Mountain Granite Works are to close soon
y until after the first OF January.
( The Blue Mountain Granite Works hav
received an order to erect handsom
Scotch granite monument for the lat
a George Leslie.
: AT the hearing before the probate cour
I last Thursday, debt of $1,000 was prove
against W. j. Nelson, aside from the NOR
cages. John ID. McAllister was appointe
assignee.
: At the adjournment of the farmers meet
ing the following officers were elected fo
l. the Caledonia Park Association: Presiden
George Cochran; vice presidents. j. D. Nj
a Allste' George G Nelson, DR.. Georg
Darling; secretary and treasurer, w. A
. Gibson; directors, j. d. McAllister, jaime
" Johnson, w. A. Gibson, Dr. George Da
J. ling, George @. Nelson, George Cochra
t. and T. A. Meader.
u The aun lal meeting of the Farmers Gu
WAS held at tbs town hall on Thursday, N
20 vember l. The following Off ,ers' wei
y elected: President, George Cochran; vic
presidents, Claud Harvey, Pringle Gibso
(. Harvey Dunn; secretary, T. A. Meade
n treasurer, w. A. Gibson agent, j. A. NJ
-, ors for two years. Yeaton Nelson j. A. NJ
~ Lam, G. L. Adams, H. j. Park, w.
- Smith, j. IL. Symes, and George G. ,lsol
:, Frank Lamphere is threatened with pne
y nonia. - Both lid Of one OF Mr.
" Georges eyes were seriously injured la
, Saturday by her fall upon spike -
IN Peach Thomas has received from Lowe
90 four fine blooded colts to winter. -
F. Sargent brought back from Boston la
n Thursday two pairs OF fancy work horse
10 Annie Holmes of Baltimore wi
came to take care of her sister, Ms. Wi
90 liam DTling, is i'll with typhoid feve
40 40 An infant son of Samuel Tuck
a died last Saturday.
ly Strafford.
m The board OF civil authority have elect
Senator Morrill,, Hon. S. #, f AIRY and
III b. Cobb library committee for the comi
ct year.
William w. HIVES has recently hi
to stolen from the house Of his father, wi
of whom he resides, $500 No clue. N
Hewes n au industrious young man al
In mas the sympathy of all who know him.
& The White River Good Templars' Uni
tie held its quarterly session az this place f
day the l6th. There was "A gratifying