The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-11-28

very sick. - improvements are in pro-
gress at the church and the gran 90 hall
West Berlin.
The new creamery began operation last
week Monday 1t is fine plant and will
run Mondays, Wednesdays aud Fridays for
the present.
Mrs Streeter is visiting her daughter in
Lebanon, N. III. 60 Grace e. Dewey OF
mer Dewey has purchased the Sweeney
farm and stock.
Topsham.
William W. Chalmers and Laurette j
Emerson were married November 20. -
Mrs John Hood died N Jvember 90 after a
long sickness at the age of sixty-six years.
- Chauncey Currier is to attend school
in Newbury.
A. N Tilden is having his two years clip
of hay pressed and baled.
Edwin p. Burnham, aged seven ty-six
years, died on the 2lst inst, Of pneumonia.
Dr. Chandler OF Montpelier lately per-
formed surgical opera Il IN by taking out
the eye of Munroe j. Rich, which had
been severely injured few weeks since,
Copperfield.
Mrs. John Chynoweth has sold his per-
soual property upon her farm in South
Vershire.
Luther Newcomb has sold his stage route
to w. K, Dodge of Post Mills who takes
| possession December 1.
Sch )ol in South Vershire began last
Monday, Maud Rowell teacher. This is
; her fifth term in the district.
Greensboro Bend.
The Sons of Temperance held their an
nual public meeting, November 26.
The chick an. pie and harvest supper was
a success. Proceeds about SIG for Rev. NJ.
II. Smith.
Rev. j. Aldrich Of West Burke preached
at the Methodist church last Sun
day. - Joseph vancouver has moved in
to his new house. - Arthur Salmon has
moved to Glover.
Waits River.
There has been a donation visit at the
parsonage for the benefit of Rev. T. Trevil-
liam.
Bessie Farnhan is spending her vacation
at home. - I. Trevillian and family go
to Barnard to day to spend Thanksgiving.
- Mrs. o. A. ID )dge returned to South
Royalton last week. - Lucy Marsh Is
spending her vacation at :. w. Davis.
MoretowH.
ter L." last week.
Rev. Mr.. Tucker preached at the Meth
odist church last Sunday, morning and even
ing
Tunbridge.
Schools be gin next Mou lay.
The crusaders will be in town the coming
! week
Mrs. Stearns is gaining, and th are ara ex
nf hnr
Mrs. Robert Meserve died on Saturday al
the home of her mother, Mrs. Ordway
Burial in Newbury.
South Tunbridge.
Walter Howe teaches in the Sleeper dis.
| trict the coming winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Wills were in Warren
| Mass, a short time ago, called there by the
death of o. II. Gilmore, father of Mrs
Wills.
South Newbury.
There is to be an entertainment and boz
supper at the school house next Saturda,
evening
c. c. Doe and George Fl. King have beef
north buying cows. - Edith Badger o
St. Johnsbury, Luther Foster of Bradford
and Jennie Taylor of Rhode Island wer,
guests of Mrs. j. G. Wing last week. -
There is little change in the condition o
George w. Chamberln.
Warren.
Edwin Williams has sold large pair o
work horses to Mr.. Dickinson of Roxbur,
for $175.
Two peddlers stopped over night las
Thursday at d. A. Austin's and refused t.
pay their bills. An o hcer sent after then
caught them at Waitsfield, whereupon the,
paid their bills and cost.
Waitsfield.
The ladies of the Home Circle cordial
invite all to their chicken pie supper OF
wednesday evening, December II.