The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-09-26
McMaster of Boston, assisted by Rev. Mr..
Earria oniciatod

McMaster of Boston, assisted by Rev. Mr..
Farris oflciated.
George Nelson town representative, has
engaged room. vt The Pavilion during the
session e th. ! .'S' ature. - Mrs. will
| liam ID tli " s'ill remains very i'll. -
George l. Pag' Of Boston is at Ryegate,
spending his vacation - Rev. Mr. Nc
Master, who has been preaching at Ryegate
| for the past two months returned to his
| home in Pennsylvania last week. -
| Belle Sargent was at home last week. -
Fred Tewksbufy has returned to Phia-
! delphia Dental College, where he,will gradu-
ate this year. == Grace Orr of Groton
was run over by bicycle on the fair ground
last Wednesday, and was seriously injured.
West Topsham.
Ralph w. Newton has begun the study of
medicine with DR.. Watson.
John G. Page is making extensive repairs
on the Carpenter saw-mill. He expects to
| put in a run of stone and do the grinding
for people of this vicinity.
Tunbridge.
Many of our townspeople attended the
| Pompanoosuc fair. Tunbridge band fur
nished the music
Anna Balou is to come home from Han
over hospital this week. 80 The body of
Mrs. Clara (Foster) Brown of Keene, N H.,
was brought to town for burial on Monday
- Mrs. w, W. Swan is visiting her par
ents in Norwich. - Mr. and Mrs. George
Brown have been having little vacation.
They visited their old home in Norwich.
Vershire.
Matte Clough is visiting in Boston and
vicinity.
Mrs. Ransom Fletcher has come to spend
a few days with her sister, Hattie Darling.
Two persons were baptized at the Advent
church by Elder E. E. Aubrey, Septem-
Der %.
Mrs. Eunice Cross, formerly of Vershire,
now of Elgin, ILL.,, was married recently to
Joseph NJ. Hoxie, wealthy resident of
that city.
Mrs. Cyrus Fuller, who is in the hospital
at Hanover, is doing as well as could be ex-
pected after the severe surgical operation
which she has had performed
A little child of Mr.. and Mrs. Willie
Kicker was buried on Sunday afternoon.
Cholera infantum is counting many victims
among the children this season.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Cross celebrated their
golden wedding September %. There was
large gathering of friends and neighbors
in the afternoon and evening, and some
valuable presents were received, among
them Undiscovered sofa two easy chairs,
gold cream ladle, and $50 in gold from
brothers of Mrs. Cross. One of them was
present at the wedding.
Waitsfield.
The date for the dedication of the new
Methodist church has been definitely fixed
for Thursday, October II.
The school at Irasville is closed the fore
, part Of this week on account of the illness
of the teacher, Alice Bushnell.
G. f. Eddy has bought out Dan SINNERS
interest (one.half in the Mad River cream
cry at this place and the branch establish
ment at East Warren.
10 I. Al IT. goIl
Cornet Band last Tuesday evening was en-
joyed by large crowd, who showed theil
appreciation OF the fine music with which
J they were favored by frequent applause.
, The Mad River Trotting Association is tC
have trot on the fair ground in this place
4 on Tuesday, October. 9. There will be
a three races-one for four-year- olds or un
der; one for three. minute Glass; one fol
2: 40 class.
a Sumner Stearns of Waterbury was in thi,
place and Warren on business last week
! - DR.. Fl. T. j. Howe is building al
: extensive addition to his barn. -
a w. McAllister and Eugene McCarty, whC
attended the Grand Army encampment a
Pittsburgh, Penn, have returned home AM
> report a very enjoyable trip. - Will
liam Strong, who is employed in the con
. struction of a large business block in st
Johnsbury, was at home for brief visi
=, last Sunday. - Mr.. and Mrs. G. I
: Murdough of Springfield, Mass, are spend
J. ing portion of their honeymoon in tow
n with the families of w. A. Farr, jaime
. r. Dale, and Charles Smith, who ar
. relatives of the bride. - Edwar,
e among friends in Randolph and Brook
= field. - Oracle Eaton is visiting wit
friends in East Warren. - John W
3 Gregory is able to be out again after bein
n confined to the house several days by sick
, ness. - Pearl B. Gaylord went on Mon
o day to Montreal, where he has four-weeks
T. engagement in the service of the Hoyt PEI
1t tumery Company, Lowell, Mass. - Dal
e Skinner started on Monday for a week
trip to Boston and vicinity. - Mrs. w
. f. Douglas is, and has been for the pas
i week, on a visiting trip to South Royalton
=. Chelsea, and Thetford. - Matt B. Jone
g has gone to Cambridge, Mass, where he
10 to enter the Harvard Law School.
% South Walden.
4. Walden creamery paid the patrons nine
"a teen and one-half cents for the month {
o. August. e. G. Stevens has closed hi
s. !, work with the creamery company.
+ East Warren.
- Herbert Poland is moving his famil
- - from Rochester into Frank Parsons house
"a - Mabel Lamb and Jennie TillotsoI
n. who are attending school at West Raj
n dolph, spent Sunday with their parents
II - Mrs. Sarah Daniels has moved I
p
% % gone to Barre to work - Anna Averi
20 20 was sick and not able to return to he
"a school this week.
: Washington.
% The Ladies' Mite Society meets at Mr.,
,n Charles Taplin's this afternoon and ever
ss ing
~ Rev. Mrs. Jones OF Barre delivered yer
fine discourse at the Universalist churc
last Sunday.
G. S. Currier, the civil engineer at Barr
=, surveyed the grounds for the trotting par
d. in this village last week.
81; Hon. r. NJ. Harvey of West Topsham WI
-, 30 in town on Saturday on legal business, an
10 took the opportunity to inspect our ifs
ponds.
on A graceful act was that of All T. Newma
rs 20 one day last week. when he dropped hoe
- - into his famous fsh-pond and, drawn
o ro forth speckled beauty weighing upwar,
20 80 of pound, dressed it carefully and sent
os with his compliments, to Mrs. Gidet
a "o Downing an aged lady in the village, wi
~ has been i'll for long time and in conc