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

e. X Paige of Rutland is visiting
friends in town Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis.
worth NARROW of Chatham, Mass, have
been the guests Of II. NJ Cobb.
Barnet.
The people of McIndoes are agitating the
electric light question.
Every house on Church street is having
from two to eight electric lights put in
place
The headless trunk of an unknown per-
son was found in the river above the village
last week, and was buried.
The Phila May concert troupe will give
an entertainment on Monday evening, Oc-
tober 30, at the church, for the Village I'm
provement S ociety Come frien Is and help
us little in repairing our sidewalks before
the cold weather.
j. G. Welch lost valuable COW last
week. 60 Orrin Morrill, has moved into
the house recently vacated by James Cade.
- Martin Turner and Milo Bean hasked
for John Butfam, in little over ten hours,
10 bushels of corn.
West Berlin.
James Coffrin, the butter maker for the
new creamery, has moved into one of the
Turner Brothers tenements.
Miss Lamira Macon died at her home in
Berlin Friday last, and was buried Satur-
day, Rev. w. b. Worthing officiating.
West Bradford.
e j. Worthen, who is at work in the ex-
press office at Wells River, made his par
ents and friends pleasant visit recently.
w. G. Coburn and wife are taking an ex-
tended vacation, visiting friends in Man
chester, Bradford, Hanover and Lebanon,
n. II.
William Martin is erecting cottage and
barn on the lot he recently purchased of j.
w. Davis, in the grove at Lake Morey.
g. W. Sampson, Jr, who is slowly recov-
ering from his long illness, having pur-
chased place at the head of Lake Morey,
will soon move from the farm upon which
he has lived for twenty eight years. and
now offers good farm for sale or exchange.
George Davis reports his cider mill full of
apples, a scarcity of barrels and no sale for
cider. Why not get an evaporator and
make them into apple Jelly?
Brookfield.
John Heath has purchased the Gilbert
Bigelow place at the Center Of Martin Con-
land for 500
Warren Williams has sold his place at
the north end of the village to Mrs. Royce Of
Randolph for $780,
John Verge and Aura Smith were mar
ried by Rev. G. II. Morse at the parsonage,
Wednesday evening, October II.
Fri Batchelder has sold his farm to Captain
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81 200, and has bought John Heath's place,
| for which he is to pay 81, 800.
Mr.. Tower, of the firm of Brigham 81 Co.
| of Boston, was in town last week to look
after the interests of the creamery. Some
| change was made in the terms of the origi
nal contract with the patrons, as that did
not prove satisfactory to them. The fee for
taking the milk is to be but twenty-five
cents per month instead of fifty cents as
heretofore, aud the proprietors of the cream.
cry are to be at half the expense of trans
portatio min the summer. 1t is to be kept
in operation through the winter.
Mrs. Samuel Mills and little son of Rye.
gate are spending few days in town
- Mrs w. p. Bigelow, who has been
spending few weeks in town, returns to
her home in WATERFOWL, Mass this week
- Mr.. and Mrs. Will Blodgett returned
from their trip to Canada last week. -
| Percy Coleman and Bessie Durkee visited
friends in New Ham shire last week. -
DR.. Howe of Waitstield, son of Ara Howe,
former resident of this town, visited the
old homestead, the cemetery, and other
places of special interest to him last week
Mrs Alanson Folansbee and Mrs
Luella Freeman have been on the sick lis
the past week. - Fourteen members o
| Henry Freeman Post and Ladies' Relic
Corps, by invitation from the post and corp.
OF West Randolph, visited them last Satur
day evening. They report very pleasant
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Reading Club, which met and organized OF
Monday evening of las week, Mrs. Mary
Ladd was elected president, Mary U oham
vice-pr ssident aud Miss Minnie Clark
secretary and treasurer. They propose tC
hold their meetings Monday evenings,
Cabot.
The creamery has paid twenty. two an,
three-fourths cents for September butter.
Mrs. George Harvey of Saratoga is visit
ing her father, Orson Kimball.
Frederick Whittier was kicked on the lei
by a colt one day asst week. No bones wer
broken.
K. II. Clark OF East Cabot found one o
his span of horses dead, Monday morning
by being hung in the stall.
Through fall, one day last week. Mrs
j imes Stone suffered from brain OF he
arm and fracture of one OF the ribs.
Waverly I. Morse is prepared to mar
silverware and do engraving for any one
as he has recently purchased an engraver.
Oscar F. Morrill,, who was lately injure
in bridge accident, is improving slowly,
at all, and grave doubts of his recovery ar
entertained.
The bridge near Hatchs store at Lowe
Cabot is rebuilding, 1t was found to be i
a very unsafe condition, and it is strange
did not break down long ago.
The Reserves of Danvile and the G. II
s. of Cabot played an exciting game of ba
on the common in this village Saturda
afternoon The game stood 10 to 81 in favo
of Cabots.
The first lecture of the course W As givei
, last Friday evening by George w. Morro'
! on Life Sketches" IL was of high order c
merit and held the close attention Of th
audience to the last.
The lecture given by G. w. Morrow las
, Friday evening was well attended and a
pronounced it very stirring and enthus
, astic address. No one should fail of lister
a ing to Mr.. Morrow when they have an OF
portunity.
Miss Eliza Boswell is sick at Luke FISH
er's. Fears are entertained of typhoid feve
) - Ed Morse was at home over Sunda
from West Concord, where he is teachin
3 school. - Julia Fisher, Maggie and job
Barr were at home Sunday from st. johns
bury, where they are attending schoo
!, - Miss Kate Hills went to East Mon
! peler Tuesday to remain the rest of til
! week - Mrs. j. p. Lampson goes I
Boston to-day to vi sit her son Arthur, VIII
/ is attending school in pharmacy. 60
Mrs. James Stone of Lower Cabol fell dow
stairs one day last week. fracturing severe
i, | ribs Mrs ~ A Collins has her ia