The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-07-18

resulted in the listers being sustained.
A new fence has been built around the
Methodist church.
Maurice jennings and l.. X. Hooker's
houses are being rushed.
The selectmen declined to lay a street to
the Hathaway house on the hill.
The milk cans have arrived, and the
creamery will soon be in operation.
The Methodist church people have bar
gained for a lot for their new parsonage.
Mary Wakefield arrived from James
town, N. Y last week and is stopping with
her mother, Mrs Bates 60 w. III. Ward
of St. Johnsbury was in town a few days
last week. - Editor Harris returned
Saturday night. 60 Rev. Mr.. Morse spoke
in the academy hall last Sunday -
Perley Shattuck has gone to Randolph on
Shattuck has sold five bicycles - Mrs.
Crane is steadily improving
MarshfieId.
Mrs. Herbert Wells and daughter are
visiting Mr.. Wells mother in this village.
- Samuel Fletcher is boarding with
BENJAMIN Nownes. - Mrs. Dana and
daughter return to their western home to-
day. They were compelled TO remain until
now by the labor troubles in Chicago.
- Murray Bemis is very sick with
asthma and grip. - Mrs. G. ID. Smith is
improving. - Mrs. Mary (Fletcher)
Tabor and lady friend from Massachusetts
are stopping at e. V. Spencer's. - Mrs.
Hayes of Burlington is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Lee.
Mrs. Chester Ward and son visited at H.
o. Wards the past week. - Mrs. Lee
Munson and Miss Sarah Thompson are Wis
iting in town. - Rev. Mr.. Vail, with
wife and daughter, returned home on Fri
day from visit to Danville. - A niece
Ill + a. l....
Percy Davis, with wife and child, are
boarding at the hotel 60 DIR. Wheelock,
with wife and son, visited at g. M. Fletch-
er's over Sunday
Shady Rill.
Rev. f. E. Dawson, who has been visit
ing in this place, returned to New Hamp-
shire last Saturday.
The farmers in this vicinity are not send
ing their milk to the creamery, as they can
make more butter by keeping it at home.
Much dissatisfaction is felt, both as to price
and quantity received
Newbury.
The new school-house is completed.
The Sawyer clearinghouse is well filled
with summer boarders
Henry Carlton, brother of w. G. Carlton
of this place, died at Groton on Wednesday.
The remains We're brought here for inter-
held at the Union church, Rev. l.. b. Tucker
of Bradford officiating.
The separating station is feeder for the
Newbury creamery, which, under the eff
cient management of G. A. Greenleaf, has
tfty-seven patrons, and separates eight
thousand pounds of milk daily. The pat
rons received seventeen cents for June
butter.
Miss Meader of Peterboro, N. H., has
her
Mrs. e. c. Stocker. She has been EN-
ployed as one of the teachers in the graded
school in Peterboro, and will be remem-
bered as q sister of NJ. S. Meader, who lived
on the e. B. Hubbard farm a few years
ago.
Rev. William English from East Wind
sor, Conn. preached at the Congregational
church on Sunday morning. Union SER
vices were held in the Methodist church in
the evening. Mr.. English spoke on mis-
sionary work in Turkey, his experiences
when there as missionary, and how the
people live in Turkey.
Several from this place went to Bradford
on Sunday to hear DR.. Cuyler of the Church
of the Messiah, New York, preach in the
Congregational church. 1t does not half ex-
press it when it is said it was well worth
any ones time, trouble and attention to
drive ten or fifteen miles to hear the dis
| tinguished preacher. Many were present
|
At the Congregational church, Wednes.
day, July %, grand concert will be given
by the Appleton Quartette Of Boston, as.
sisted by Miss Laura Helen Chamberlin
Ice-cream and cake will be served in the
vesJry at the close of the concert Proceeds
for church expenses. This concert should
and probably will, draw full house. Re
served seat tickets for sale by j. B. Hale.
Allen Thompson, NJ. G. and Frank Tenn
pie, and Mr.. Morse, a friend of the Tenn
pies, drove to Moosilauke last Friday, re
turning Saturday, spending the night or
the mountain. - Mr.. and Mrs. Cochrant
of Nashua, n. H., are visiting at Mrs
| Bailey Avery's. Colonel Cochrane was
valiant officer in the late war. - FREQ
| Sawyer, a young dentist of Littleton, n. II.
stopped at the Sawyer House on Saturday
night on his way to Concord, n. II. He
was making the trip on his bicycle. -
Rev. G. G. Merrill's daughter, of st. Johns
bury, is visiting her uncle, Rev. j. L. Mer
rill. - 1t is reported that w. II. Silsby
| is appointed administrator OF Thomas Ere
land Kelley's estate. - George Cham
berlin returned to the medical college a
! Hanover last week. - Rev. William
English of East Windsor, Conn, spent
few days vacation with his mother, return
ing home on Monday, - Leonard John
son is enjoying himself once more at hi
fathers. - Edwin Allen Bayley OF Bos
'NN'NS
All give Mr. Bayley a cordial welcome
He makes it pleasant in more ways thai
one while here. - Mrs. William Good
win and daughter Blanche, who have beei
out of town over a year, returned las
week. So Mrs. Horace 7. Reyes o
Pierre, S. D., is spending a few days il
town. - Mrs. Gilchrist, daughter of An
drew Renfrew, and her three children hav
moved from Windsor and will occupy
part of Mrs. Horace Z. Reyes house as 500
as necessary repairs are made. 80 Min
ME Merrill attended the teachers institut
at Bethlehem, n. H., last week, her father
Rev. j. l.. Merrill, accompanying hel
80 Garlic Sanborn of Sanbornton,
H., is visiting friends in town. - MAJ
} rice Randall, of this place, and one of tn
faculty of Newbury Seminary, is spendin
his vacation at Poughkeepsie, n. Y, an
will graduate FROM the college there in Al
gust. - Professor L. l.. Tucker and fan
lily of Newark, n j , are visiting his motht
at his old home. - Mrs. Lucia Rogers
slowly failing. -" Uncle Mark" Co
ran was Frustrated last week with pa
, alytic shock. Myra l.. Burbeck
, Danvers, Mass, is spending the summt
/, with her aunt Mrs George Putnam.
| Mortified.
The trustees have appointed Amasa Pea
e sons policeman and jailor.
, The band gave concert on the connie