The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-10-31

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and Mrs. Edward Stevens have returned
/ from Alton Bay, N. H., where they have
been visiting their daughter.
Topsham.
! j. r.. Nolan is improving in health
- p. w. Ooruth il sick. - Edith L.
Taplin, who has been attending Bradford
Academy, is at home for short time. -
Elsie Hayward ia visiting her sister, Mrs.
Il A. Hood. - Zifa Colby is visiting
- G. w. Merritt has been running the
ere 4mery while Mr.. Hood was in Boston.
East Topsham.
Leonard Tapln has caught hawk which
measured four feet aud three inches from
| tip to tip of wings.
j. Il. Nolan is suffering from catarrh of
the stomach. - Peter Corrnth is very
sick with heart disease. - Elmer Hood
has hired the old brick house of Dr.. Hutch.
! inson for year. - Sarah Chase, eighty.
two years old, who has been sick for a year,
is now better. - George w. Merritt
takes Elmec Holds placs in the creamery
and gives good satisfaction.
West Topsham.
A promenade was held in the village hall
last week Tuesday night
Rev. f. Body Nelson, having returned
from his visit in Wheelock, occupied the
pulpit at the. U Mon church last Sunday
The West TOpsham Dramatic Club met
and organized last Saturday evening, and is
to present rama before The public in the
near future.
The auction at Timothy Welchs was
held last week Tuesday; a good crowd vas
present. Cows sold well on an average.
The farm was bought by Bagley Abbott,
for 81 300.
r. j. French has bought the s. G. Davis
place - f. p. Cunningham has moved
from his fathers to the tenement over the
store. - A T. Smith is putting up
large hen. house. - f. @. Poole has
taken the job to cover the JAckman block
at Bradford. - Alice Eastman of War
rem, N. H., has been visiting in town few
days
Waits River.
A series OF revival services has begun
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Beede have taken
Jennie Rowell to live with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Clark entertained
about forty of their neighbors aud friends
last Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs N. s, Brigham, who have
been here visiting relatives, have returned
to their no ne in Worcester, Mass
Tunbridge.
Monthly meeting Of the local Union next
Saturday at j. NJ. Kibby's.
Next Thursday evening the Christian En-
with the Society of this place for union
| service.
| Mrs. Hugh Dickerman has returned from
| visiting her mother in Roxbury
| Daniel Hackett is failing. = J. Moves
! left town on Friday for his hone in BEN
! nington. accompanied by Adelbert Camp
| belt - Mrs. Pease and little son of
Buffalo, N. Y, are visiting her mother Mrs.
Troupe. - Mrs. NJ. X. Griffith has gone
! to Chelsea to live with her daughter, Mrs.
I Ernest Corwin. - Mr.. Meserve of New
bury was called to town last Saturday, as
his wife was much worse.
North Tunbridge.
The subject for the Young Peoples Chris
tian Union at the Unversalist church ne KIT
Sunday is " Courage"
Alpha Messer Of Rochester, lecturer of
the itional Grange, will deliver a lecture
in Wight's hall on Saturday evening, No.
vember 3, commencing at half past seven.
All are cordially invited.
Laura Brown has recovered from her re-
cent illness. - Mrs. Welles of Concord,
N H, who has been boarding at the Drew
farm this summer, has returned to her
home. - Milo Whitney Of licago has
come here in rather poor health to spend
the winter wit his brother Albert.
Waitsfield.
The Ladies' Aid Society meets with Mr..
and Mrs. w. e. McAllistsr, Wednesday
afternoon
Edith V. Walbridge, bookkeeper for q
firm in Greenfield, Mass, is at home for a
few weeks.
The annual inspection of Ainsworth Post
No. SO will occur Saturday evening by Dis
trict Inspector j. o. freeman of Water
bury.
Quarterly meeting services will be held
at the Methodist church on Sunday even
ing at seven o'clock. Presiding Elder Sher
burne will be present.
Rev. S. II. Tucker, representative frou
Winhall, was in town on Monday to Sc,
the new church He expressed himself a
being much pleased with it.
Lecture, with a social hour TO follow, a
the Methodist church on Thursday evening
at Z: 80 o'clock by Rev. George o. Howe
Subject, Unframed Pictures"
The Methodist society has recently re
ceived $50 as a gift from Rev ALONE
Hitchcock, which sum is sufficient to pa,
all Indebtedness upon the church.
Warren.
, G. III. Church and son and Richard Buz
zell picked, week before last, straw berrie
enough for a large sh ,rtcake-more than
pint. There were also bl )ssoms and greer
berries on the same vines
George G.. Taplin, who has been dom
< photography in town, has returned to Eas
: Barre. - Mrs. A. O. Dickey and he
t children, Earl and Marian, returned to thei
home in East Barre last week.
East Warren.
" William Johnson and Charles Johnson
with their families. have moved to Keent
n. H.
, There will be quarterly meeting service
a here next Sunday. Rev. l.. o. Sherburn
will be present
Washington.
The Universalist church is ornamente
with new chandelier.
. A temperance lecture will be delivere
|. by Miss Leavitt next Sunday evening.
o All T. Newman has been elected presider
/ of the Washington Agricultural Association
e and F. G. Huntington clerk.
: We take great pleasure in announcin
that the Phila May Concert Company wi
q give concert here on the evening of N,
: vember II, under the auspices of the Ladies
, Aid Society. This COmpanV has aDpeare