The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-09-19

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are attending school at Goddard Seminary,
| Barre
North Duxbury.
co Turner is still confined to the house.
go Mrs. Casey is sick. 80 Margaret
Farrell of Waterbury visited at i; j., Dur
has gone TO New York for few days.
- Eva Schermerhorn is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Joseph Ravelin
East Montpelier.
The "Hope" Sunday-school will have
| temperance concert next Sunday.
A. j. Markham and Miss Gould gave a
pleasant entertainment at the village hall
| on Monday evening.
The Bostons of this place went to Plain
field last Wednesday to play with the
| Plainfeld bows and were beaten by a large
score. Next Friday they will play another
game at this place.
II. M. Wheeler and Ellis Rollins have re-
moved from this place to the Emery place
near "Clay Hill" The tenement vacated
by Mr.. Wheeler will be occupied by Mr..
Broggi, formerly of Planfeld.
A pleasant wedding occurred at the home
of f. II. Foster last Wednesday evening,
the contracting parties being Charles j.
Berry, of the firm of Brooks & Berry, and
Miss Abbe c. Foster. They will reside in
Montpelier.
DIR. Lorenzo Cole of Springfield, Mass,
who has been visiting his brother .in-aw,
G.. II. Hammett, for few days, returned
home on Monday. - Mary Lupien of
Plainfed, now teaching at Marshfeld,
spent last Saturday and Sunday in town
with her sister, Mrs. G, c. Vincent. -
Mrs. W. NJ. Clark has been at Gouldsville
| visiting the past week - The infant
daughter of MIR. and Mrs. Henry Dancause
died Saturday morning.
Fayston.
One week ago last Saturday evening
goodly number of the friends of our
representative-elect, Hollis Mehuron, sur
prised him at his residence with torches,
tin horns and anything that would make
noise in honor of his election. Mr.. Me-
huron cordially received his friends and
invited his townspeope and friends in gen.
eral to his residence on Saturday evening.
1t seemed as if Nature smiled on the project
and provided one of the most beautiful
evenings for the event One hundred
gentlemen and ladies accepted the invita-
ton. AS we approached his residence the
sound of martial music burst on our ears,
and we supposed that Uncle Tell " had
returned with his fife to help celebrate the
republican victories; but we were mistaken
1t was d. A Kneeland, who blew the fife,
inside, Fred Baird and Alba Mehuron
played the violin, and George Buzzell, the
music teacher, played the organ. Young
Americas patriotism was filled to overflow
ing and requested the privilege Of dancing
a short time, which was granted by Mr..
Mehuron Refreshments were served, after
which S. j. Dana, in neat little speech,
presented the congratulations of the friends
and neghbors to Mr. Mehuron, who mod
estly accepted the compliment and ex-
pressed his appreciation of the goodwill OF
his townspeOple. "God be with you till
we meet again" Twas sung and all returned to
their homes, regarding the occasionIas one of
the bright spots in the history of the town.
Waitsfield was well represented, including
o. S. Joslin, the representative-elect
North Fayston.
Mrs. p Buell. of Worcester, Mass, lately
called on friends here. - Mrs. George
Miller has returned to her home in Boston.
- Mr.. and Mrs. F. Heaton lately WIS.,
tied their daughter, Mrs. j. ID. Ryan, in
Barre. - Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Magoon of
Middlesex lately visited Mrs. NJ A. Rich
ardson.
The Young Ladies' Missionary Society
will meet with Mrs. G. M. Boutwell, next
Saturday afternoon.
A large party were invited to Henry
Hutton's last Thursday evening to enjoy a
husking. The company husked one hun
dred fifty bushels.
Fl. l.. Gilman ground 1900 pounds Of
provender last Monday in twenty-one min
utes. He has just repaired his mill, and it
is now IN me COnultlOn
There will be Kelley rally at the Meth
odist church next Friday evening. Rev. A.
H. Webb, W. A. Lord, j. G. Wing and E.
A. Mutt of Montpelier will address the
meeting.
Editor Richardson and wife of Daven-
port Ia, are guests at j. X. Darling''s.
= Levi Cassidy has moved from the
George Melvin place to the farm recently
J vacated by Philander Orr. - A child OF
: Thomas Eastman fell from chair last Sun
day, breaking its arm. - Nelson OAR
] ling has moved into the tenement over the
store-house. - Lillian Renfrew, who has
been ill., is convalescent. - r. D. Sherry
and wife returned last Friday from two
weeks visit in Waterford. - Bartie
Willard returned to Waltham last Friday
- Mrs. Rugg, who has been i'll, is con.
valescent. - Mrs. Agnes Lincoln, who
: has gone to Bath, N. H., to spend the win.
ter with her daughter. - Theodore Tel
= lier and wife were at home over Sunday
$ They buried their youngest child last week
l at Bradford. - Rev. Thomas Teller
t preached in Cyrus Pages district last Sun:
: Mary Russell visited at H. L. Gilman's las
a Saturday. - Ira G. Blake returned tC
i Waltham last Monday. Mrs. Blake will re
j. main in Groton few weeks She is in very
extensive repairs on his barn, and will pu
:, in fine winter dairy. - Mr.. and Mrs
n Nutting of Davenport, Ia, are visiting at
q M. Rickers. - A child of William
= WEIGH is very sick. - Mr.. and Mrs
u u Walter Green of Green, r. l., are guests a
y B. M. Ricker's. - DR.. Eastman report
10 twins at William Chalmers, West Topsham
- Mrs. Barrett of Bradford visited a
n j. r. Darling's last Thursday.
e. Marshfield.
% Mr.. Dudley and wife of New Haven
J. Conn, are visiting at l.. d. Nutes.
. E. Baldwin Of Waterbury, Conn, carre
d five horses at our station last week
n Warner d. Smith returns to Tufts Colleg
10 this week, and the Stars lose the "brigf
q particular star" of the constellation.
! j. d. Brown of New York bought tw
ID horses here last Saturday-one of George
ts Bliss and one of Daniel r. Loveland.
as The Plainfield club came up here la'
to Saturday and played the third game wit
our boys. The score stood 10 to 10 in fave
IN of the Stars.
5. The Star baseball club played the Mort
" Montpelier club on the ground Of the LATTE
Is last week Thursday. The score stood 16
.. Is in favor of the Stars.