The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-10-31

very interesting.
The next quarterly meeting Of Mzpah
Union Of Christian Endeavor will be held
here November H.
East Orange.
Mrs. Huldah Thurston, who has been
spending few weeks in town with friends,
has returned o Boston, her husband re-
manning here. 80 Herbert Sanborn is at
home to spend the winter - d. r. San.
born has been i'll OF late. - Rev. f. b.
Nelson visited his home in Wheelock last
week - Mrs. Persis Prescott has gone
to spend a few weeks with her son in Brad
ford 60 Mrs G.. w. Coleman has re-
ceived news of the death OF her sister, Mrs.
Emerson OF Barre.
Peacham.
May Farrow, last Friday evening, acct
dentaly stuck scissor blade into her eye,
letting out portion of the white of the eye.
1t is feared that she will lose her eyesight.
- Anna Renfrew was in Boston last
week buying goods. 60 Dugald Stewart
is making general repairs on his buildings,
and has built new horse. barn 80 Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Whitehill are in Boston
buying goods for their i Ore which they are
soon to open here
PIainfieId.
Rev. Mr. Whittier of Lawrence, Mass 4,
who enters upon evangelistic work here
w buHeSldy evening" NpNtuutI - uds Db-
come we'll known to us, by reputation at
least from his very successful work in sur
rounding towns last winter and spring.
Alice Lazele has gone TO White River
junction TO take position as stenographer
and typewriter 60 Bert Gale and family
have been stopping at Deacon Gales for a
few days. Bert is slowly recovering from
his long Illness.
Randolph.
Mehitable Pearsons, who fell and broke
her leg early in the summer, aud has been
an intense sufferer ever since, died last
Wednesday night and was buried at the
Center, Friday, Charles f. Partridge Off
ciating She was nearly eighty-three years
of age.
South Randolph.
Rev. George w. Morrow of West Ran
dolph gave very entertaining lecture in
the grange hall in East Bethel last Friday
evening to au appreciative audience. A
series of lectures aud entertainment is in
prospect, TO be held in the grange hall dur
ing the fall and winter, and it is hoped that
the people in this locality will patronize
them literally through the course.
G. c. Paine and wife have gone to house,
keeping in the Prince house. - e. j.
Prince has his new store building nearly
finished and will soon move his goods and
postoffice into it. A Mr.. and Mrs
Paine, Of Bridport, cousins of III. p. Riford,
are visiting his family. Julius c..
Greene is confined to his room with an at
tack of rheumatism and Alex. Comarie is
helping him out with his work.
West Randolph.
e. j. Prince of East Randolph has bought
the Prince tub shop, recently run by George
J. Prince, and it will be conducted under
the same management as formerly. This
will give employment to about thirty hands.
4 hah To- xxytll ha htlt ahnr ffrfna !
all of the mills here will be running.
Another wedding that should have been
called to our notice was the tiftieth anniver-
sary of that of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Bow
man. which was on the same day as that of
Mr.. and Mrs. David Seymour. They were
married the same day and by the same
clergyman. Mr., Bowman is brother of
Mrs. Seymour. 1t is a rare event of a
brother and sister celebrating their tifteth
wedding anniversary the same day.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. 4. Manchester have re-
turned from a two-weeks' trip to New
Hampshire. - e. l.. Granger of Boston
is visiting relatives in town. - Mrs
Jerome Chesley of Lebanon, n. H., and Mr.
and Mrs. Alden Perry of Greensboro have
been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dunn
- Mr.. aud Mrs. Pettbone of Montrea
are in town visiting at Lyman Hutchin.
sons. - Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Beedle
who were married on the oath, have ar.
rived in town and are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. II. Beedle. - Scion aud Miss
Lucy Ransom of Underhil have been Wis.
iting at Mrs. A. f. Hendricks. - Je
HAL FL. Holman has started for his nome al
Albuquerque, New Mexico. He was in
Springfield, Mass, over Sunday. -
K. w. Thomas of Georgia is visiting his
brothers, K. A. and F. b. Thomas. -
c. c. Goodwin of Claremont, n. H., is Wis
iting relatives in town. - Glenn LathroI
of Middlebury has been a guest of DR.. Il
G. Blanchard for few days. - A. K
Hastings, wife, aud child hav. gone to the
home in Franklin Falls, n. H., after few
weeks visit in this vicinity among relatives
- Mrs. A. A Mitchell of Mortified i
stopping with her sister, Mrs. +. w. Sault
| for few weeks. - Lewis p. Thayer ha
returned from trip to Bellows Falls, ST
Johnsbury and Montpelier. - Mrs
| Ellen Blanchard has returned from trip T.
New York. - Henry w. Tewksbury i
| at home for short vacation. - Georg
X Putnam of Montpelier is visiting hi
father, G. w. A. Putnam.
South Ryegate.
William j Nelson will sell his farm an
stock at public auction next Tuesday.
The new vestry is being plastered, an
will be ready to be dedicated the first {
November.
The Livermore Bailey trouble with til
creamery association has been settled sal
isfactorily to all concerned
The annual meetings of Caledonia Par
Association and the Dairyman's Associs
Thursday evening
The Junior Christian Endeavor Socet
will hold sociabe at the new church mex
Thursday night. An interesting literar
programme will be given.
The Ryepate Granite Works Skinned IL,