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

has gone to Waterbury to learn dressmak-
ing. - Annie Marble has returned home
from Waitsield.. s. Willie Nelson has
recovered from typhoid fever and is spend
ing few days here with his parents. -
Albert Norton has moved on to the Horace
Ingalls, place.
The work on the new church at West.
vile is progressing rapidly.
There will be a social at the Baptist
vestry next Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Alex. Cochran gave tea last Satur.
day afternoon in honor of her daughters.
G. II. Pilsbury and family are in Boston
this week. Mrs. Pilsbury is buying goods
The people of Groton are patiently wait
ing for depot, and have been for the past
three months.
A large number enjoyed the sociable at
A. G.. Taisey's last Wednesday afternoon
and evening.
Forty eight attended the huslSing at N.
A. Whtehil's last Friday night, and $50
bushels were husked.
Many of the farmers who patronzed this
station are now carrying their butter to
Bradford and Barnet.
Alex. WEIGH contemplates selling the
Railroad House, which is a good invest
ment for the right person.
William Chalmers is drawing the ma
poets to start the mill in two weeks.
Professor Harrington gave his entertain
ment at the hall last evening, which drew a
large crowd and all were highly entertained.
L. M. Cutting of East Haverhll is the
new station agent. He is young man of
good morals, and comes well recommended.
Walter Carnes is the new miller in H. l..
Gilmans grist-mill. He is from West
Haverhill and thoroughly understands the
business.
The friends of Rev. o. NJ, Boutwell, and
wife will give them a donation at the
ladies' parors next Wednesday afternoon
and evening.
1. NJ. Kicker, Editor Richardson and
Manley Clark, while at Barnet Pond hunt
ing last week, were thrown from their
wagon, receiving a few injuries. The horse
was frightened by the firing of a gun.
Ransom Gray of Mortified was in town
last Monday. - Mr.. and Mrs. |. n. Hall
visited in East Topsham over Sunday.
- Mr.. and Mrs. James Nutting, who
have been guests at l. NJ Ricker's, re-
turned to their home in Davenport last
Thursday. - A daughter of Peter Car
penter was sick last week. - Grace Orr,
who was hurt at the South Ryegate fair, has
been obliged to have the shoulder set over.
- Mrs. Frank Page and Nellie Kicker
are sick with bronchitis. - Wallace
Clark is working at James Morrison's. The
latter is making improvements in his house.
- Maggie Morrison of Littleton is in
town, working at dressmakng. - Sam
uel Darling is i'll - Sewell Carpenter
is to move into the'Almon James tenement.
- Alex. Cochran was in Montpelier
and Barre last Monday and Tuesday on
business. - Mrs. ID. f. Clark and
Gertrude Cochran were at home last Sun
day. - r. d. Sherry has a badly
building new barn. - George Carpen-
ter is building new house on the lot above
L. b. Halls saw-mill - Alice Willard
OF Waltham, who has been visiting at Alex.
Cochran's, is visiting her cousin, Mrs. d. f.
Clark, in Montpelier. - Elizabeth Hall
Hanchett is building a new house. -
Mrs. George Taisey is convalescent.
East Montpelier.
The granite business seems to be improv-
ing in this place.
Henry Brothers lost one of his team
horses last week.
There was a cotillion party at the hall on
Saturday evening.
w. NJ. Clark has black eye and is limp
ing-the effects of ball playing.
Hardwick.
The Hardwick furniture store opened
this week in the Meader block.
G. e. Haskell has rented one of Meader 8
stores and will put in branch store.
Mrs. j. S. Drenan has rented her tene-
ment and is going to Chicopee, Mass. -
DR.. Curtis of West Randolph was in town
over Sunday. - B. E. Billiard has
rented one of Mary Wakefelds tenements.
pleted. - Mr.. Scott has rented l.. X.
Hooker's upstairs tenement, and George
B. McLane one of M. w. Jennings, and will
move when it is ready to occupy. - DR..
Fairman has the outside of his house nearly
completed. - W. N. Lawson and Rev
Mr. Wells have made several rods of side
walk on Wolcott street. w. s.
Drenan and wife have returned from an
extended visit at Wheelock.
East Ha dwick.
The horse trot at the Street on Saturday
drew crowd as the day was perfect
Rev. A. j. button of East Albany has
bought the McDaniels house, near w. II.
Underwood's.
Beebe & Dow have opened a gen eral line
OF goods in the store formerly owned by
Hunt & Babbitt.
A large number of friends of o. e. Cur
rier and wife gave them surprise last Fri
day on the twenty-ffth anniversary of their
marriage
L. 6. Bronson, superintendent of schools
reports them in fine shape The town sys-
better schools at less expense.
Mrs G. r. Wilmerson has moved her
millinery goods to the Edgar Hunt store,
ana Mrs. Stone occupies the McDaniels
store, vacated by Mrs. Wilmerson.
The separator at the creamery broke
down ON Saturday. The separator at the
station at Hardwick was moved up to take
IFS place. The Hardwick branch did not
prove success and had to be closed. Price
paid for butter for August, 1910 cents.
Marshfield.
There is some talk of reorganizipp the
band.
No more milk is to be taken at the cream.
cry this fall.
Byron Pitkin has commenced making
jelly at his mill,
Charles Templeton has sold his farm in
this town to Mr.. Bream of Montpelier.
Let the person who took j. B. Pixies
horse-blanket from his buggy last Saturday
night return 1t without further notice.
A beginning is made this week in moving
the Congregational church from the hill
where it now stands to the street 1t is to