The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-08-01


daughter, Mrs. l.. w. Kimball. last week.
- Bell Prescott OF Lowell, Mass, has
been spending several days in town with
relatives and friends, returning last Satur-
day. - Mrs. Freeman of Montpelier ar
rived in town on Friday for a few days at
the Leslie homestead. - Mrs. Ford,
from New York, cousin Of Mrs Helen
Worthen, is spending few days with her.
- Mrs. Sidney johnson was sick a few
days last week, but is now better. -
George Slack spent Sunday at his home in
Corinth 60 John Tucker, an aged towns
man, died at the town farm on Thursday.
Funeral services were held on Saturday.
60 James b. Hale and family started on
Saturday for Peaks Island Beach, Maine,
where Mr.. Hale's mother and Mrs. NOEL
roy, his sister, are stopping with her family.
! e. Mrs. English has lady relative WIS.,
iting her from Lisbon, n. III. - Rev. s.
L. Bates and daughter Mary spent few
days last week in town. - Judge S. L.
Gleason and wife of Thetford attended the
concert, Wednesday evening" stopping at
| the Sawyer House over night 60 Mrs
f. j. Hale of Peterborough, n. H.. is spend
ing few days in town, boarding with M
| A. Gale. - Frank and Will Bailey were
at home over Sunday and sang in the choir
at the Congregational church in the absence
| of M A. Gale and George Slack. -
Mrs. Fred II. Bickford is spending few
days with her parents in Piermont, N. III.
- G. e. Griffin is at work for DIR. f. III.
Everett, dentist at Bradford. - Matte
Chamberlin is in the mountain region these
days.
West Newbury.
The Sunday-school concert held at the
| church Sunday afternoon was well attended
and much enjoyed by all.
Mark Coffran died on Friday. The fu-
neral services were held at the house on
Sunday, Rev. @. III. Coolidge officiating.
The remains were taken to Perm ont, N.
H., for interment.
Catherine Tucker of Newark. N. j., is
visiting friends in town. 80 Professor
L. L. Tucker returns to his home at Newark,
n. j., Saturday. His family will remain
here few weeks. - Mr.. and Mrs.
George Clark of Lyme, n. H., are visiting
at S. s. fuckers. - Edna Martin Of
Hudson, N. H., is visiting Bessie Tyler.
- Fred Sawyer, who has been very
sick for few weeks, is slowly recovering,
Wells River.
Nora Markham visited in Montpelier last
week.
Ice-cream was served at the library last
| Tuesday.
The sunday-school from this place go to
Lake Morey to-day for basket picnic.
Fannie Smith of Reading, Mass, who has
been visiting Alice Deming, returned home
last week.
| The new hotel will be soon started. The
plans were accepted last week, and are
in the hands of the contractors waiting for
bids.
Mrs. George Leslie, accompanied by her
friends, Miss Marion Leslie of Melrose,
| Mass, and Miss Gleason OF Mclndoe'S, are
at Lake Morey.
The funeral of Mrs. Clough was held last
week Sunday. She has been very i'll for the
past year and has suffered much. She
! leaves four sons, who acted as bearers.
Mortified.
The new village bylaws are to be issued
soon.
W. Avery lost his fine stallion Sunday
night.
Granite for bases is being taken from the
King quarry on the west hill.
The extreme heat of the past week COM
PEELED some of the granite works to shut
| down.
Company F will hold special drill on
Tuesday, August Z, at half past one
o'clock
G. R. Andrews is to lay sidewalk to his
mill r. H. Ford, civil engineer, was in
town last week to do the surveying.
The rifle team of Company f are Corporal
Celley, Privates w. Springer, j. K. Hogan,
f. B. Downey, George Tilden, Will Allen
George w. Dunbar is to have charge of
the mess house of Norwich University.
During the past year he has given excellent
Erarl, Cosb,ov xyos Of brandon last' wea,,
20 go IN tha areSStion Of f;nn tabiet for he
80 W. 9eo " 'o H. e. 70 ,nade The tabIat
NIL - fron, yyb;+e roorhie ard fne de'
s Tnr0i 10 iioii' "'ii'0 MAJ ''0 OH" i-'0
...,.
Leutenant a u heene, Iwehty,lourth
infantry, U. ,. Al, conlnanuaht OF NOT
. wien University, mas accepted an INVITA-,
Ilon rom governor ruiler W acC as aiu vi
his staii during 'he coming muster
f. H. Howe & Co. had two men at Waits
field lettering monuments. While going
down the mountain the horse ran and over
turned the buggy No damage was done
except breaking the wagon in few places
Harry Moseley. who is with the base hal
nine at Farnham. p. O.. fell while running
, TO the base and struck on the back of his
{ mead, producing concussloh OF the brain
nannot 1 &c., hn,oe of nresaut y ~"
O"l,iioV i-o ~
sergeant Moses Ming mas peeh ~ lor tn'
: past TWO Weeks, put Is now improving, ant
. noPes W 10 aoio " au'ohu un1 onnuai nus
bodro nurin'
8 t ~ nysriod 10 los attendad eyerv mns,ar
/ SarSaant II TngaIis also receives q tyentv
I've vears ha ige'
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