The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-12-05

- Myra Morse OF Mortified is visiting
friends and relatives In town. - o. L.
Ayers, while working over planer in his
shop last Friday aftern Don, had two middle
fingers and the end OF his small finger out
off about one inch and one-half. They are
doing nicely.
Waterbury Center.
The Ladies' Aid Society meet with Mrs.
w. e. Marshall this afternoon and evening,
Professor A. II. Cheney has opened a
public sin gng-school at room u In ne sem.
mary.
NJ MISS us Lolley left last Wednesday for Hill,
~ T., where she will spend her vacation
With sister. She will return for the open
ing of the winter term, December IL.
Rev. M. s. Eddy preached the union
Thanksgiving sermon at the Baptist church
last Sunday morning. The sermon was a
practical one and appreciated by the au-
dience.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Gilmore ate
turkey with friends in Albany last Thurs
day. In Mr. Gilmore's absence, the post
office was run by Postmaster H. p. Robin
| son, and the store by A. X. Smaley.
L. e. Rising of West Randolph attended
the closing exercises at the seminary last
week; also b. e. Moody OF S u h Royalton,
Frank Bryan of Montpelier, Fred e. Bryan
Of Windsor and Arthur A. Newcomb of
Lisb IN, N II. - Mrs e. b. Moody Wis.,
tied her son Burt and R. II. Mather's fam.
lily at South Royalton last week. - Mrs.
John Hayes visited in Montpelier last
Thursday. - Misses Mary e. aud Lucia
Smith visited their brother, George ID.
Smith, in Burlington last week.
WilIiamstown.
Oar band will give concert next week
Friday evening at the town hall.
q. U. Lathrop is putting 70 1ndation stone
on his lot by the railroad, in contemplation
of warehouse.
Henry Martin and K. P. Blanchard have
been drawn as petit Jurors for ithe Deem
Der term of O;ange county court.
L TIMBER and an engine arrived here last
| week for a building for a sepa aior - he
cream probably to b9 taken 20 the cream ery
in M )ntpelier
John Martin and Miss Kidder will teach
again this winter in the quarry district
Frank M4rtin 10 Washington Irving Covell
in the Albert N ,rris dIstric5
The prospect is fac for ne buildin -
here next year. Perhaps no one year in the
! history of III place will count for as much
in this direction as the cont ~ one may
| likely do.
John Mcdonald, Of thu granite firm of
! Mcdonald & Buc1 an, Barre, was in town
last Wednesday for Perkins Bass, as in
| spa tor OF ths Steps recently given by him
10 Ino " )nSCeS AUTO Il al Clurcn.
Frank, son of Ophir s. Martin, was in
Boston las weak with the Corwins of
Chelsea, assisting in Thanksgiving p)ultry
matters HIS brother Will o. Martin (uow
of Providence, r. L. sp3nt Thanksgiving
day with hi n in Boston.
The young people of thu Christian En-.
deav0r aud the Leagues will soon (ib)ut
the Is ih) nave a III dimes Evening, and in
vite ALL @ lOJatiO 1s, papers on the p)st's
life n work. rppitatiO1l and IN lp wi |
IN AXE up the el5ertain n ent.
Will L0ugee, second son OF Chauncey and
NJ IS. Ami IA Bene1tct L)ugee, AMI Miss
Carrie Tate of Gr9ensb)ro were married
hare lasj Wedn9 s1ay by R9v. Alvin smith.
They went i'm n 9dilte. y to visit the brides
hom9 friends and will return here in dus
season to live.
Rev. j. o Slsrblrn, prea3h,l an excel
lent Tn lnks giving disc Ju:se last Taur3 lay
| evening. An OCCASION wing b3el f. seed
upon Rev. M. Slsrburns from o15sids his
parish hs has declared to his 9ople, fro n
the llpit that h9 clnnot approve tn Sd
called Holiness" views entertain 3D. by
some.
Walter Granger h is bought thres acres
and more of the old Warren Poole place
and a III AGENT to the new school grounds
Price, $780, He will blild thereon next
year and occupy it as his homs. Mr.
Granger, like some others, thinks the south
and the near future will doubtless see
handsome growth in it.
Luther Waldo writes entertaininyly oil
life in Tallapoosa, GA. H9 has gained in
heal III and flesh since going there, and, we
hope his conSu nptive AMI ScrofulouS ten,
denotes will b arrested there. With
characteristic Yankee thrift he is W )rking
on his vineyard, IN akng butter at twenty
five or more C ants pound. Milk sells for
twenty-five cents gallon. While hay costs
S1.25 per hundred Mr.. w aldo tanks a COW
can bs kept pre- cheApy tn Al in Vermont
He draws vivid pan picture OF )lutry.
man coming into town With clun'y old
farm wag IN, drawn by steer, with barely
skin enou yh to cover his bones. AMI all tn
micks of dignity and age; or p3chap3 an
ancient looking male, to which hickory
Spout is being generously applied by tbs
driver, W lille, in loui voice he orders the
amin Al to gwon there" At the back end
of the wagon sits the old woman in hu e
sunbon act, aud b9tween her and the driver
will p9rh APPS b3 4 few 'possums in $ tck
bushel or two of swat potatoss or pas,
, coop of chickens, or qlail, and two or tn .et
chaps" (childr4n) Ii rain threatens, tn
} turn out is covere with canvas, stretched
over hickory bows attached to the side o
the wagon. There is no hay raised here
He doubts if thsre is a scythe or moyin,
III ichine Ia the county.
A son was bIrn - wis AL 0 lie >
Faruham Martin, san lay, Novembsr %
- Agge Wark has g)ne from TN
Monument House TO Barre to work. -
John DOW an J)ha MARI have aptn lnnsi
granite cutting aud 20 cutting w0)l for
Peter Reed. - Frank ID. Beneiict Il
teac hing in Grantevile. - Leon Ditty
, family has gone to West Rand )lph, VIII Or,
he is working as a blacksmith - Georg
b. Oirle is 10 VI ts1ilon. o., AMI PROBABLY
will not return, - Charles NJ. Mont
e )mery, Boston p)lIcem Al, was here IS
week. - Mark Rice has m )ved into the
Ric, ID iven jort house, aud Will Cults will
occupy he tenement vacated by Nc. Rice
- Mrs. jharles Ingram is confined tt
the bed by Illness
Woodbury..