The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-10-24

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Henry w. Bailey's. - Mrs. w. II. Hin.
mans brother T. r. Holt, has been spend
ing several days with her. - Louis g.
Bailey and lady friend from Lancaster,
N. H., spent few hours with his mother
Friday night and Saturday morning. -
Mrs. G. f. Darling and her aunt, Mrs.
Sawyer, attended the wedding Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank p. Danforth at West Concord
last week. - G. G. Deming OF Mont
peler was in town over Sunday - Mrs.
George Barnett and children returned last
Saturday from two-weeks visit in
Lowell and Boston. 80 George NJ. Slack
attended the wedding of his sister, Miss
Edna Slack, to William e. Young at his
fathers h Jme in Cornth last Wednesday
afternoon. - Mrs ID. NJ. Bonds mother
visited her last week - Mr.. and Mrs.
s. l.. Swasey and Master Roland spent
few days last week in Barre and Montpelier.
South Newbury.
George Chamberlain is in Boston.
Mrs. George Bailey has recovered from her
recent sickness. - Amos Stearns is very
sick with pneumonia. - Georgia Dckey
is visiting at j. j. Smiths. j. H.
Quimby has returned from Boston. -
Mrs Ed. Doe has returned from a visit in
Massachusetts. 60 Harry Wing enter
tanned party OF his friends Saturday even
ing - Ida Towns has returned home.
- Harry Wing and Elcena Bailey are
expecting to go to New York at once.
East Orange.
Several strawberry blossoms were found
on the farm of W. s. Paine, October u.
II. NJ. Gates has sold his place to Mrs.
Anna Davis, who has taken possession.
j. E Sleeper Of Bradford was in
town last week, and Mrs. II. II. Colby re-
turned with him for a few weeks stay.
- Mrs G. E. Bradbury is in Boston for
medical treatment. Irwin Rollins OF
| lryin xub p haa haa t-ia fri 10
in town, returned to Barre last Thursday.
Mr. Rollins has not been east before since
1872. - Mrs j. NJ. Smiths grand-daugh-
ter, with her husband and three children,
of Oxford, N. H., recently visited here.
Peacham.
Rev J. X. Williams exchanged pulpits
with Rev. Mr.. Teller Of Groton last Sun
day.
Mrs. Thomas Whitehill has thoroughly
remod5led her drug store, and is soon to
put in full line of dry goods and groceries.
Rev. Mr. Teller of Groton told his rea-
sons for leaving the Romish church to a
vestry, last Sunday evening.
PIainfield.
The Kings Daughters will hold social
| Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Fl. o. Kiser.
All are cordially invited.
tor w. f. Lazelle, known as the s. B. Gale
farm. Consideration, 81 800. - Perrin
& Cutler are building store in which to
keep for sale -four, corn and feed of all
kinds - Hermon FL. Dewey is moving
into the upper story of j. NJ. Batchelder's
new house. Daniel Moses has moved
into the tenement lately occupied by Corcil
Bemis in Deacon Gales block. - Nelson
Hamel has again taken charge of his hotel
and having recently married Miss Mary
Mansfield, they are putting everything in
excellent condition and purpose keeping q
first-class hotel They are kind people and
will do all they can to make it pleasant fol
their guests. - Mrs. Ezekiel Skinner
died this (ruesday) morning in an apoplectit
fit. She had been in poor health for lonl
time. She was worthy woman aud will
be mourned by all who knew her -=
Mr.. Williams and wife Of West Randolph
brother of Rev. III. d. Williams, were il
town over Sunday. - Deacon AlonZC
Clark and wife are at home from three
weeks visit with friends in the south par
OF the county.
West Randolph.
Mrs. John W. Burt has returned from
New York.
Hon Joseph Morris of Chicago has bee
visiting Mrs. Salisbury.
Mrs. G. III. Learned and baby have gon
to Franklin Falls, n. FL.
Arthur c. McAllister has entered the Bur
dette Business College at Boston.
Mrs. S. V. Holman of Boston is stoppn
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. j. Lam
son.
William Henry, wife and son of Potsdam
n. Y, have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs
George j. Prince.
Charles Mccall and Sherman Moulto
are in town from Dartmouth College to Wi
ness the athletic meet
A large number from this place attende
the election of the state officers By the legis
lature at Montpelier, Thursday.
! Alton Young and Miss May Dudley wer
, married few days ago by Rev. W.
, Roberts of the Methodist church.
Professor f. b. Jenness of Chicago, VIII
has been playing with Beedle's orchestrs
is in town, stopping at A. III. Beedle's.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. l.. Chadwick and Mr.. an
Mrs. Fred Fennel have returned to town, d
the season for the merry-go round has closet
Mrs. Lucius Salisbury, who came Ea
3 with her sister, Mrs Laura Smith, sewers
weeks ago, started last week on her retur
b. trip to Kenton, o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alden Lamb have been vi
3 iting Mr.. Lambs cousin, Mrs. w. b. Vial
3 a few days the past week. They were form,
I residents of this place.
= Abram Schoonmaker has sold the Frenc
coach stallion to Randolph Bethel an
Brookfied parties for $1,000. A stock con
+ pany has been formed with thirty member
= each having hundred dollar share.
Y Rev. G. W. Morrow was reelected pres
:. dent of the State Sunday school Associate
= at St. Adams, Thursday Rev. Sewal
q Robson, DR.. e. o. Blanchard and Mr.
r Mary Mann were also in attendance at IL
meeting.
o At the annual meeting of the Kings
t Daughters, held with Mrs. j. f. Hobart la
: week, these officers were reelected; Mi
$ Anita Burt, leader; Mrs. j. ID. Wheele
q assistant leader; Miss Mary Moulton, SO
d Rotary; Mrs. w. w. NJ lrton, treasure
Mrs n, NJ. Diaper, committee on cuttin
and sewing.
a Saturday evening, the Woman's Reli
\ Corps called upon the G., A. r, Post an
gave most pleasant surprise aud treate
n them to refreshments. The members of Oh
Brookfeld Post and Woman's Relief Corr
were in attendance to the number of fiftee
) and a very enjoyable evening was spent
all present. There were about seventy-hy
II present.
Saturday, quite a crowd turned out TO Sc
n the athletic meet of the West Randolp
High School Athletic Association. AS