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

60 Mrs. Emma L.. Henry is visiting old
friends in the village. -= Charles Dill
bingham left on Saturday. for New York.
- LYME Scofeld is at home from the
White Mountains.
Waterbury Center.
The Ladies' Aid Society meets with Mrs.
o. II. Minott this afternoon.
Loyalty lyceum will discuss the tariff
question next Friday evening.
Representative Loveland of Dorset spent
Sunday with his nephew, II. 9. Lane.
There will be no services at either the
Baptist or Methodist church next Sunday
morning.
Professor G.. II. Richardson will attend
the Huntington quarterly meeting at Lin
coin on Saturday and Sunday.
DIR. Minnie Leavitt of Boston gave a fine
lecture at the Baptist church on Monday
evening. A good audience greeted her and
were well repaid.
Rev. l.. o. Sherburne, presiding elder of
the St. Adams district, will preach at 1:45
P, M, at the Methodist church. AT the
Baptist church there will be a harvest con-
cert in the evening.
Gertie Hargin of Montpelier has been the
guest of Mrs. John Hayes for a few days.
g Mr.. and Mrs. S. N. Pease of Mid
dlesex are moving into rooms in Seymour
Sheldon's house. 80 Mr.. and Mrs. A. X.
Watts, who visited in Tunbridge last week,
returned home Saturday. 80 A daugh-
ter was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Miner last
Sunday. 60 Mrs. e. A. Newcomb re-
turned last Monday from Lisbon, N. H..
With her came two sons, who have finished
work in summer hotels for the season.
r. Mrs. G.. Fl. Stone Is at home from
Woodstock, and Miss Carrie Robinson from
the White Mountains. - A babe of Mr..
and Mrs. Curtis Emerson was buried last
Friday.
Williamstown.
1t is said that Walter Granger has bar
gained his farm to o. D.. Bosworth of Berlin.
Fred A. Ainsworth now purposes to build
and ill a drug store right away in our vii
lage.
The Good Templar Lodge starts out
well as to number of members. Walter n.
Grearson is chief officer.
George E. Wilbur has bought a building
lot of Frank Godfrey on the BrOokield
road, opposite Asa G.. Wilbur's residence.
Some friends here of Mrs. Lester Martyr,
now a resident of Mortified, are invited to
celebrate with her, on the 18th inst, her
eightieth birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Young have
reached here from their bridal tour, and
were s%erenaded by our band one evening
Cake, coffee, and fruit were served.
o. A. Blanchard is busy in starting his
new house on a lot on the Poole meadow,
and adjoining Mrs. Chester Martins farm.
The house promises to be an ornament to
our village.
Mrs. Christopher G. Hood has bought land
in the village of South Royalton and pro-
poses to have a house built on it next
season. The family will make it their home
thenceforth.
At the recent Mortified fair, George
Will ans had the first premium on print
butter, and his young son a second one on
steers. H. III. Martin had a first one on fat
oxen, and his son George a second one on
the same. Ernest Riddell had several on
oxen, young cattle, fruits, etc.
Oscar NJ. Taylor is at work in or near At.
l%antic, Me. He has lately buried his baby
daughter. - Mrs. Mehitabel Stearns has
lately broker her wrist for the second
time. - Mrs. Jane Severance Willard,
Beckett is laying pipes to supply Mill viii
lage with water. - Mrs. George Mari
has returned from Canada - George
Wilbur has bought the old Beckett place,
paying $500. - Will Crowds, tool
sharpener, has been compelled by i'll health
to give up work for a time. - b. K. De-
merritt and his partner, George A. Aims
worth, nave ba%rgained three lots in the
quarry district near Graniteville. -
James X. Prize has employed Henry House
as foreman in the building of his new house,
- Return S. Davis, for some years past
a resident of Cornwall.on-the Hudson, has
purchased a farm in Hardwick and will
move on to it this fall. - Robert Gam.
BILE returned, with his wife and babe, from
northern New York on Tuesday last, and
the child died the next day. - o. ID
Bosworth of Berlin, employed by j. X
Lynde in care of his horses, has returned &c
his home. - Casar Comitti has returned
to granite-cutting here, after a discontinued
absence of some months elsewhere.
Worcester.
George NJ. Kenney has moved into the
tenement lately vacated by Mrs. Samuel
Pratt,
The I" poverty sociable" on Friday was
success. The prizes were awarded TO Mrs
Lizzie Buck, Mrs. Ella Morse and Mrs. Jes
sic Putnam.
Joseph Sanders and wife of Williamstowr
spent Sunday in town. - Ernest q
Copp started on Saturday for Poughkeepsie
N. Y. - Mrs. Mary Harris has moved
into the Buck house" at the Corner
- Mrs. Albert Howieson is sick. -
Arthur Batchelder has gone to New York
- Louisa Phelps is the guest of Mis-
Deuel.. - Ina Kent has returned from
her visit to Barre. - Rev. George Deue
exchanged with Rev. Mr.. Shaw of East Ell
more last Sunday.