The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-08-08

young peoples entertainment was post
poned.
Rev. T. Trevillian is at home again after
his vacation. This time he Is accompanied
by his wife and daughter.
West Topsham.
DR.. Watson has three or four new buggies
for sale also few harnesses.
Work began on repairing the church last
Monday morning. The ceiling and walls
are to be sheathed and the gallery is to be
partitioned Off James Miles is to have
charge of the work.
Hattie Kimball of Quebec is visiting in
town, the guest of Allie Newton. - w.
b. Carpenters family of Bellows Falls are
at Riverside, their summer residence, for a
few weeks. - Mrs j. l.. Bacon and two
children, and Kittie McCue as nurse, of
White River Junction, are boarding at
Charles Poole's for few weeks. -
Almina Currier is visiting at East Barre for
a time. - Ina Robinson of Calais is Wis.,
iting at DIR. Watson's for few days
Charles Beede of Barre was in town last
week looking after business relating to a
lawsuit he has with Professor Huckins at
Woodstock. - Gilman Bagley and help
go to Brattleboro to the muster this week.
Tunbridge.
f. f. Hayward of Claremont, n. H., was
in town last week. =- Mrs. A. j. Wills
HAS ROub 10 lub w OlndU y CHRISTIAN IH1n-
perance Union camp-meeting at New
Haven. - Albert Stuart of Boston drove
to this town from his home last week.
- Mason X. Griffith, a well-known
| citizen died very suddenly Monday morn
ing. = Mrs. Fred Rowell of Canada is
visiting her father, Jasper Lyman. 60
Lizzie Hayward is expected home from
Claremont this week. - William Earle
returned from Randolph on Saturday.
Warren
b. c. Sterling & Co. expect their stock OF
dry goods and gentlemen's furnishings this
week, and invite the people to give it a care
full examination.
G. r. Bcknel has gone on a fishing trip
! to the lake. 80 f. A. Hayden of Mont
pelier was in town last Friday. 60 Bert
Stearns of Montpelier, formerly of this
place, was in town over Sunday. - o.
NJ. Jones attended the democratic conven-
ton on Saturday, being the only democrat
in Warren. == William Curtis Of Bristol
was in town on Saturday. - w. G
Shaw Of Bethel was in town last Wednes-
| day, as was d. o. Smalley of Portland, Me
- Austin Howard of Hartford, with
his family, was in town a few days last
week.
East Warren.
Mr. and Mrs Elisha Hewitt and Mr.. and
Mrs. Abe Morgan, spent Sunday here
- Herbert Poland has moved his fam
lily to Rochester. - Misses Mabel and
Flora Lovett are visiting in Montpelier
- Mr.. and Mrs: Gerald Campbell are
visiting friends in Morristown. - Rev
| Cyrus Roys, from Massachusetts, is visiting
his brother in this place. - Clarence
Will and Hiram Brown of birmingham
Mass, are visiting their parents here. -
Mrs. Bert Boyd is suffering with a qunsy
sore. - Mr.. and Mrs. Wellman Thayel
spent portion of last week in West Ran
dolph.
Washington.
Frank Ordway has bargained for the
| Clark Thompson farm, and will soon TAXI
| possession.
Parties from Montpelier were in tow
! last week investigating the merits of tht
! marble quarry here, and expressed them
! selves as favorably impressed with the out
| look.
The horse of Henry Hull took fright at al
old sleigh beside the road the other nigh
and pitched Henry into the ditch at shor
notice. Henry chung on and plOughed {
furrow in the side-hill for some distance
but came out right side up, as usual.
Dan Stanley is visiting his brother, j. A
Stanley. - Mark Carpenter is still il
with fever. - Kate Bowles has finished
her summer school at Barre and returned
home. - Mr.. and Mrs. Fisher of Bethe
are visiting in town. - Ellen Houghtoi
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis Houghton. - Mrs
George l.. Bates of Barre is visiting he
brother, E. X. Houghton.
Waterbury.
About fifty attended the excursion t
Ausable Chasm last week from this village
Rev. A. L, Howe of Athol, Mass.