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

Dub uO StTlUuS udlndRb WAS uOut'
The Bradford boys played the Newbury
boys Saturday afternoon. The score stood
16 to in favor of Bradford
The young Sunday-school scholars en-
joyed sociable with Mrs. Frank E. Kimball
at her house on Saturday afternoon.
The Orange County Canning Company
at South Newbury will soon commence
work and will pay cash for apples delivered
at their factory in lots from a wheelbarrow-
load TO carloads. This makes good mar
ket for apples that are usually made into
cider.
Mary f. Esseltyn of Mellenville, n. Y,
has been hired to teach the business depart
ment at the seminary till Mr.. Randall re-
covers from his sickness. She is graduate
from Cavanach College and Albany Bust
ness College, has taught fifteen terms of
school, and comes very highly recon-
mended.
dence of Edward II. Atkinson. - Mrs.
NJ. j. Avery has her mother and sister
spending few days with her. - Mrs.
English closed her house last week and has
gone away. - Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur b.
knights are spending few days of their
honeymoon with Mr. Knights parents at
South Newbury. - Josiah Atkinson of
Portland, Ore, is visiting relatives in town.
g. Mrs. Albert Corliss' brother is visit
ing her. - Mrs LAPEL of Swanton has
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oolit W 'llelu 70" mooh' WIN n0i """Sh
Newbury Center.
ID. n. Mckay is hauling his lumber to the
landing near Boltonville.
Mrs. Ira Bailey and adopted daughter
have returned from Bradford, where they
have been at work for the past three
months
Jennie Waldron has gone with her aunt
and cousin, Mrs French and son, to
Woburn, Mass, where she will visit rela-
tives.
Report has it that the heads of families in
the Boltonville school.district are trying to
create trouble with the school, not from
any fault of the teacher but of some of the
parents.
N. B. Tewksburv. local agent for the
Union Mutnal Fire Tnsuranee Comnanv
has the assessments in readiness for collec.
ton He requests all policy-holders to see
that their assessments are paid promptly.
Ardrow Ait,irs the controctor for hrild.
inc tbe hotel at Walls River has been de-.
laSed two weeks for want of lumber. I'm.
less we have heavy rains, it may be two or
three weeks before it will arrive. He has a
full force of men at work on the Ryegate
church, which is progressing finely.
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80. g. Out,
bisnop nan WIZ Visit 0U mary Ohuroh
solhe tilhe III NoVenoer'
Company f has engaged Professor George
II. Gilmore to teach term of twelve lessons
in dancing.
The corn crop has been gathered and
canned by the Harris-Payson Company,
they finishing this week.
G. R. Bragg's and John L. Moseley's
teams collided last Friday forenoon on the
common. damaging ibotb wagons consider
Deacon Iutber Cadv of Opecbee has been
x,;sitin9 bis brotbar r Cadv He has
contractad for fna Swede monument If r
T Howe g. Co 70 he erected on his lot in
Elmwood
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tacheu passenger coacn 10 the way ireiehV
that leaves tnls statloh al elght A; M, lor the
accommodation vi 'hose VINO WISH W aUlehu
the county COURT
Intelligence was received last Monday
that William Davis is dangerously i'll at
Escanabe, Wis, where he went with Mrs.
Davis last week. His son Horace left on
Tuesday for his bedside.
Mrs. Malcolm douglass ana daughter are
tho ,niSoM of tho Late Malco,m DpnnIsss
once rector nj St, Marv's Church and nres.
ident of Norwich University.
The female minstrels gave what thew
caIled an entertainment at Concert Half
last Wednesday evening to a fair-sized
house, who were soon disguised at their
endeavors to act and sing. They left for
Rox bury on the midnight train, forgetting,
in their haste, to pay some honest bills.
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Swede monument, it taking eight horses tc
draw it across the mountain Nellie
Badger is teaching a term of school in Will
| Jamestown. -E Fl. Bailey, who has
been with Nichols & Sanborn the past three
wears, has closed his labors with them and
will soon enter Tufts Medical College
&C. C. Bates and wife visited Jacot
Bates at Moretown on Saturday and Sun
day, H. II. Slack and wife have com
menced housekeeping in d. S. Lyman's
house on Cross street.
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feacham.
w. A. Kicker sent five double-deck car
loads of stock to m arket last Monday.
vD Mention will sell bis stock farmi,,
tools and household furniture at auction OF