The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-11-14

Dullt.
Miss Milton, the evangelist, is holding
meetings in the Douglas district, and in the
Fucker street school-house
Burt Brothers are moving the machinery
from the Brownville saw-mll to the vii.
lage, where a new mill is in pro ,ess OF
erection.
John Harris went to the woods to work
on Saturday, aud, not returning as soon as
expe ted, W ~ found unconscious. He was
brought to the house, but lived but a short
time.
Hon. George wilkins will present the
soldiers memorial to the Grand Army post
on Tuesday evening. Department Com
mander Branch will be present and address
the meeting
West Topsham.
Timothy WEIGH expects TO move to West
Grotop.
School closed last Saturday for few
weeks vacation.
Freeman Cunningham and Mrs. G. X
Wiley were married last Friday evening.
A few from this place attended the school
exhibition at East Orange last Saturday
evening.
Dramatic entertainment at the village
hall on the 26th inst Drama, Enlisted
for the War" will be presented.
Charles c. Lord is making preparations
|
future. He is receiving a goodly number of
subscriptions already.
Tunbridge.
About eighty attended the box sociable at
the Grand Army hall last Friday evening.
Mrs. Dora futile went back to her home
in Newbury last Saturday. - Mrs. Eta
Knight of La vrence, Mass, has been the
guest of Mrs. s. A. Dean for the past week.
- Misses Gertie and Grace Goodal5
were remem bered by their friends with
very pretty presents on the 9th of this
month, it being their eighteenth birthday.
- Rev. j. p. Demertt returned from
Exeter, N. H., Saturday night. - Evie
| Farnham has closed her second term of
school g. Ann Howe has closed her
school in West Randolph and returned to
her home in town. - A. p. SalJer has
moved to his farm, and the parsonage is
now vacated.
South Tunbridge.
School closed on Friday. Those having
no marks during the term were Everett
Corwin, Nellie and Sylvester Howe. Nora
Rogers had no absent marks. Matte Dodge,
Nellie Howe and Flossy Rogers did not miss
/ in sp allng. " A word Of praise is sometimes
encouraging" and the teacher, Mrs. Durkee,
| thinks the scholars worthy OF it for the i'm
provement they have made in study and
recitation
Waits River.
Carrie L. Sawyer closed a successful term
of school in district No. 8 on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A Pero are mourning
over the de ith of their nine. months-old
! baby.
Minnie w. Folsom closed her school at
East Orange on Saturday with an exhibit
| ton in the evening. Several from this
place attended, and came home much
pleased with the exercises.
Several of the parents were present al the
| closing exercises of the school taught by
| Nellie G. Hutchinson. OF the twenty
pupils, only two received tardy marks.
! The nine who had no marks were Elite j.
Cilley, Carrie M. Gearwar, Grace A. Gear
war, Stillman Gearwar, oseph Felch, Ros-
coe b. Hood, Waldo E Hood and Carl
Miles. Bessie Clarke and Floyd Magoon
had no marks after they entered school
Nellie Mutt was absent one day.
Waitsfield.
There will be an oyster supper in the din.
ing rooms of the Methodist church, Wed.
nesday evening, November 81, given by the
! Good Templars, to which the public are
most cordially invited
p. F. Carroll and wife, with several OF
their rel atives and friends, met at William
Palmer's on Wednesday of last week, the
occasion being the sixty-third anniversary
of Mr.. Carrolls birthday.
Warren.
The White Wing Society will have a dime
social at Warren to wn hall this evening.
Minnie Stoddard, who has been teaching
school in Stockbridge, returned home last
Saturday night.
II. Russell is moving to Cambridge, where
he is to work for III. A. Colby in the mill
he has just purchased.
East Warren.
Last week Wednesday evening about
twenty friends gave Archie Lovett a sur
prise party at William p. Harmon's, leav.
ing nice album and re nnding him it was
his nineteenth birthday.
Washington.
c. S. George has opened harness shop
in the Skinner block.
The village schools closed last Friday foI
a vacation of three weeks.
The Washington Agricultural Associa
ton voted on Friday evening to raise 81 on
a share.
The severe storm of last week kept the
this place at home.
Ernest NJ. Seaver was at home from Barnet
over Sunday. - Alma Clough is al
home from Goddard Seminary. - Wal
ter Burgin left for California last Thursday
- Enoch Martin has purchased the
Gallant, formerly the Bartlett place, ant
taken possession. - Lyman Pepper has
been confined TO the house several week.
by illness, but is now better - JOIN
Martin of Iowa Falls, Iowa, is the guest o
his nephew, E f. Brown. - Messrs. III
j. Golf and II. H. Rice, superintendent,
for H. p. Reynold', the noted importer anC
breeder of French and English coach anC
Percheron horses at Franklinville, n. Y.
called on Nelson ID )wniny last Sa urday.
Waterbury.
The new creamery building is nearly en-
closed.
The Ladies' Aid Society meets Wednes
day afternoon with Mrs. Newton Atherton
Owing to the bad condition of the roads
the Stowe stage has been considerably lat
during the past week.
Bear in mind the change in time of tn,
closing of the local post-ofice from nine t,
eight P. M. on and after Tuesday, Novem
Der 20.
Wednesday and Thursday of next weel
will be poultry days for our local dealers
The Boston poultry traiu will leave Frida.
morning.
The Junior Society of Christian Endeavo
will give Mother Goose " party in thu