The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-08-22

teach in the Scott Darling district in
Peacham. 80 Mrs. Peavey, daughter Of
Rev. Mr.. Teller, returned from New York
last Friday. - George Wing and wife
visited at M. H. Whitehil's last week
- The Kicker party broke up camp at
the Lakeside in Barnet last week Tuesday
after an outing of two weeks. - While
Curtis Carpenter was blasting stone at /.
o. Ricker's, last Friday, flying stone
nearly put out his eye. - Mrs. George
English was very sick last week. -
Mrs. Ruth Heath and daughter Cora, who
have been visiting at A. M. Heaths, went
to Randolph last Monday. Go Mrs. John
Sanderson and son Kenneth of Brighton,
Mass, visited in town last week. -
Mrs. Ruth Holt of Bath, N. H., is visiting
her son, A. NJ Heath. She is nnety-two
years old, and in very good health. -
r. d. Shorey has returned from his visit in
Waterford. 60 Nelson Darling was in
Boston last week buying furniture for his
new. home, which he will move into this
week - Mrs. Rugg has been visiting in
Fairfax. - William Darling was sick
last week. - Mrs. Kate Shultis of
Medford, Mass, who has been visiting in
town, returned home last Friday. -
Timothy Emery, George and Herbert Car
penter, and James Frost we're at Rickers
Pond last week, making their headquarters
at the Lake House. - Silas Morrison
and wife visited at Cyrus Welch's last
week. - William Pollard is visiting his
mother, Mrs. Thomas Taisey. - Mrs.
A.W. Coffrin is i'll with quinsy sore. -
Rev. o. M. Boutwell, preached at West
Topsham last Sunday. - A child of
Hszen Heath is i'll, - John Page finishes
his labors at the grist-mill this week, and is
to move to West Topsham. - Mrs.
Ellery WEIGH has returned,to Boston. -
II. l.. Gilman goes to Boston to-day, and
will go to Nova Scotia before his return.
- e. b. Rugg and Sewell Carpenter
returned from their bicycle trip last Friday.
The latter took to the "track" part OF the
way,
Marshfield.
The grand juror was very busy last week.
Miss Louise Phelps spoke last Sunday
night in the Methodist church.
Rev. W. w. Jackson will deliver lecture
in the Methods church Sunday evening.
The wedding Of L. p. Slack and Stella
Mears will occur tonight at the home Of the
brides father, w. II. II. Mears.
Danville baseball club Second nine)
played with the Marshfield club last Satur-
day. The score stood IL to 10 in favor Of
Marshfeld. Max Severance was umpire.
The Danville boys are gentlemanly, and
Marshfeld hopes to play the return game
soon.
Joseph Poland OF Montpelier, Henry
Severance and wife, and Merrill Underhill
w IL
last week. - Ralph Pslley of Boston is
in town. - Mr.. Dutton OF the firm OF
button & Richmond, Northfeld, and fam
lily were in town last week en- route for the
White Mountains.
MiddIesex.
H. H. Long of the Center offers his entire
herd OF Jersey cows, yearlings and calves,
for sale at auction, August 80 This will be
rare opportunity to secure some good
stock at fair prices.
MoretowR.
The republicans nominated Charles Fl.
Freeman for representative at their caucus.
E. A. Pierce, wife and sons, from East
Montpelier, visited in town last week.
- @. +. Eddy, wife and daughter, are
visiting relatives in Bolton. - John
Dolby has finished his work in the saw-mill
OF Trip, Tenant & Co.
Newbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Reyes attended the
coaching parade at Bethlehem.
Miss II. E. Keyes went to Bethlehem, n q.
H., Monday, to stop few days.
The board Of civil authority was revising
the check list last week and will meet again
September 1.
Fred Fl. Bickford is taking his vacation
now, spending some OF the time in Pier
mont with Mrs Bickford's parents.
Mrs. Nelson Bayley started on Friday on
visit to her sons in Lancaster N. H., and
daughter, Mrs. Hodgdon, in Rumford Point
Maine.
Mrs Samuel Jewett and daughter of st.
Johnsbury have been spending a few days
with Miss II. s. Reyes, returning home
Monday.
Charles White Of Nashua, n H., stopped
in town and made several visits on his way
to attend the Third Vermont reunion, held
at St. Johnsbury.
Edwin A. Bailey measured the road from
7. c. Reyes store to Mt. Pulaski over the
new road by George III. Moore's mansion
and reports the distance as four miles and
twenty rods.
The republican caucus is called for this
week Thursday at the town hall and should
be largely attended that the right man
may be nominated as candidate for rep
resentative, and one that the republican
party can feel justified in supporting.
Newbury Center.
Mrs. Jane Walker returned to her home
in Hyde Park last week - o. w. Hills
and wife of Waterloo are visiting friends in
this part of the town. 80 Mrs. Fred A.
Leavitt returned to her home in Maiden,
Mass, on Tuesday. - Harry E. Abbott
and family moved to Lebanon, n. H., last
week, where he is to work in store for
the coming year.
West Newbury.
The funeral services of Miss Lucia B.
Rodgers were held at the Union church,
| August 10. 1t was one of the largest at
tended funerals that has been held in this
| place for years. She leaves an aged father
| and mother, one brother, with whom she
has always made her home, and a sister,
Mrs. A. p. McKinstry, who lives in the far
! West, and who on account of i'll health was
unable 10 be present.
Wells River.
The work on the new hotel is to COM
mence at once.
| The republicans will hold caucus in the
| town hall tomorrow evening.
Mrs. Henry White and daughter are visit
ing at Mrs. William Buchanan's.
Northfeld.
The democratic caucus will be held Sat
urday evening.
Campmeeting closed Saturday morning
| The attendance was about as usual.
The fall term OF the graded school will
commence September 3.
One hundred thrty-five tickets were sold