The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-08-08

Mari at their office. They are also building
a dam, and will soon build large polish
ing mill.
The Congregational Sunday school has
picnic to-day in the Paine grove, back OF II.
Il. Sargents.
The hotel has changed hands and A. NJ.
Morrison is now catering to the wants Of
the travelling public.
f. l.. Sargent has exchanged his place
for the house owned by f. w. Eastman,
and has moved there.
The main pipe of the water works is be-
ing laid across the river, and the houses on
the east side will soon be supplied with
water.
The selectmen were in the place on Sat-
urday and laid out a road by Levi Sar-
gents and Warren Huntington's new
houses. They also instructed the road
commissioner to build road from the cor
ner by G. f. Cooney's across the land be-
longing to the Jeffords brothers to the
house owned by w. L. Parsons.
j. r. Morrison is now able to ride out.
- Mrs. George Cox is SICK threatened
moved into his new house. - Mr.. Judd
and family and j. A. Demo and family have
moved into Philip Bissen's tenement house.
Barnard.
A fair crop of hay has been secured.
after short illness of tumor on the brain.
| He was an estimable man, good neighbor,
and highly respected citizen He leaves a
wife and daughter.
Rev. Mr.. Fuller breaches at the Meth
odist church, Rev. Mr.. Colson at the Uni
versalist church every Sunday, while the
Roman Catholics hold services once in two
weeks at the town hall
The Misses Lille and Dencie Putnam OF
Massachusetts are spending the summer
with their father, G.. n. Putnam. -
Charles Moore and family of Somerville
Mass, are visiting at A. l.. Moore's. -
Mrs. Iona Goodwin and daughter Edith OF
Rutland are the guests of S. ID. Putnam
- Mrs. Harry Perkins and son DAME
of Everett, Mass, are visiting friends il
town.
Barnet.
Work is progressing rapidly on the new
house of w. S. Brock, which will soon bt
: occupied.
Mr.. Healey preached at North Monroe
N. H., last Sunday and will speak herr
: next Sunday.
; Milo Lackie's barn was struck by light
ming last Thursday and his horse wa
, killed. The barn caught fire, but the fir
was soon extinguished.
Edward Worth died July % with typhoid
fever. The funeral was held at the Congre
, gational church. Rev. Joseph Boardmai
? OBLIGATED. He leaves a wife and two child
: | rem.
H. f. Wilson has sold his residence T.
Charles Parker of Lakeport n. II. -
Charles Evans of Chicago, brother of Mrs
Stevens, is visiting relatives in town. 60
q o. l.. Beard has been i'll for the past week
. 60 Mrs. Hunt, sister Of Mrs. Madison
with the latter's granddaughter of Bllel
. lea, Mass, are in town for visit. 80
. Miss Hazelton and a Miss Brown, teache
at the Conservatory of Music in Boston, ar
in town for their vacation. - Mrs
y Flanders and two daughters of Newport
0 n. H., are guests at Mr.. Gilfllan's. -
II Mr. and Mrs. Cooper of Boston are visitin
= at Mr.. F. L. Clements. - Sherbur
e Moore and wife were at Barnet Pond la'
week. - Anna Boardman Is at home fC
0. her vacation.
| West Barnet.
5 The Lakeside Cottage is filed with guest
The Kicker family is there for an annui
q outing.
About twenty-five of Leslie Thornton
: friends gathered at George P, Blar's res
dence last Wednesday evening to celebrat
| his twenty. birthday. Ice-cream an
cake were served, and all enjoyed the evel
ing.
Roy Darling is visiting at Charles Somers
- Margaret B. Hale is spending h,
t. vacation with George p. Blair her fathe
d - Mrs. B. NJ Galley of Jonesbor
10 Ark, who has been visiting her fathe
If Scott Darling, returned home last Monda.
II - 7. Fl. Tasey visited in town la
IS Thursday. - Ralph Willie of San Fra
d cisco is guest of Il. b. Dow. - Mr.
l. Scott and son Of Lawrence, Mass, are visi
IF ing Susan r. Gilfllan. - E. X. Some
e has purchased new Mccormick harvestr
machine. - Henry WEIGH and wife
50 Hardwick visited their father, j. FL. Welc
r. last week. - Mrs. w F. HASTE and sc
H. Henry were i'll last week. - Euphem
h, HASTE, while working at the Lakeside Co
r. tage last week Tuesday, was badly burne
by dropping kettle of potatoes.
N. West Berlin.
S, Rev. William w. Jackson, Jr., of Ne
H. York will preach at West Berlin in IL
n. Free Will Baptist church next Sunday a
ternoon at three o'clock.
d. Bradford Center.
d. Mrs. William Shepard is sick. -
N Clifford Chase is visiting at Josiah Welton'
- Kate Keyser who has been stoppir
l. at HI. Porter's, has gone to Peacham. -
|. Barrett's. - William Curtis is in pc,
d health. - Lizzie Felch is keeping hou.
At for William Mack.
W Brookfield.
rs The lawn sociable which was to have O
y Cured last week at Mr.. III. L. Follansbee
10 was postponed on account Of the rain, al
40 will be this week Thursday evening.
l. Fannie Ladd, who is teacher in an /
T. stitution for the blind in Minnesota, al
d who is spending her vacation in New En-
G. land, visited her brother Fred Ladd, ov
te Sunday. Mrs. Laid, the mother, also vi
a. iting, who has been SICK is better.
Ie Following close upon the sorrow OF IL
Is death of Deacon Allis, another Athletic
\. overlook the family in an accident by whiC
+ the son, Bert Allis, was severely kicked
is horse and seriously injured, Monday, Ju
is 81. After a weeks time he still lies in
a critical condition, but with symptoms {
ID the whole encouraging.
~ Mr.. and Mrs. William Haggett returnt
10 from their wedding trip, and on Saturds
o, evening received their friends at Fred Flu
~ lam's. The guests filled the house al
y overlooked upon the lawn, which was bri
Is liantly illuminated with lanterns. Refres
" ments of cake and ice-cream were serveC
10 and most pleasant evening was spent.
no George Crane has exchanged his beau'
~, 10 full farm in the edge of Williamstown II
40 the saw-mill and grst-mill property owne
90 90 by Mr.. Marcus Peck. 1t is understood TIL
., Mr. Cranes reason for the step is that c
w. account of advancing years, he feels hir
y self unable to carry on the farm longer an
Ia he wishes to live in the village. By IL