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


East Montpelier.
| A delegation OF the railroad employees
attended ID. II. Sortwells funeral at Cam
bridge, Mass, on Sunday.
The mysterious disappearance of NJ.
| Somaini is accounted for, as 1T is learned he
| has sailed for Italy, but the mystery re-
| mains, rs there seems no reason for his
| going in that way.
Business has called John Worcester to
Springfield, Mass. - Il |, Wheeler WIS.,
| tied relatives in Windsor county last week.
- g. II Hammett has sold his tfotter
to DIR. Cole OF Springfield Mass.
North Montpelier.
Orlando Knapp of Tampa, Florida, who
has been sojourning about here for the past
| few months, started home last week.
| Mrs. G.. l.. Short and her daughter Alice
| returned from Bennington last week, where
they have been working at summer hotel
| during the season.
G. M. Clark, who has been away from
! home at work for the past two months, is at
| home again and has his old position III the
factory here as boss carder, Mr.. Sibley
having started up again.
A short private telephone line has been
! put into the store Of w. G. Nye, connecting
with his house AMI the residences OF George
Krlton, George G Nye and Rev. l.. Warren,
with the prospect in the near future of
e. G. Wells, the genial hotel man of
Cambridge, was in town over Sunday, the
| guest of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. V. B. HOLSTER,
! parents of Mrs. Wells, returning the first of
the week, accompanied by Mrs. Wells, who
has been here on a visit Tor the two weeks
past.
The 1rgus correspondent of this village
became quite hilarious week or so ago,
evidently upon what he considered the
cheering news Of the Arkansas election; but
since the republican landslide in Connecti-
cut he has had relapse and things look
worse than ever before.
The ladies connected with the social
circle are to hold their annual apron festival
at Union vestry hall in this village on Sat
urday evening. Cake and coffee will be
served during the evening. Two quilts are
to be sold by ticket, etc. A cordial invita-
ton is extended to all
North Fayston.
Stephen Nelson has sold his farm to his
son William. - w. S. Chapman ian old
resident of this place. of Black Hall, Conn,
| is visiting friends here. - II. G. Pease,
Mrs. V. Griffith and Mrs. o Davis are sick
- Mr. and Mrs j. II. Johnson are Wis.
iting friends in Mortified and Brookfield
Groton.
The work on the depot will begin this
week Boston parties have taken the con-
| tract.
The Womans Christian Temperance
Union will meet with Mrs T. j. Cochran
next Saturday at three o'clock.
The friends of Rev. o. M. Boutwell, and
wife will give them donation this after.
noon and evening in the church parlor.
The person who gave the reporter the
local in regard to the Ryegate creamery was
mistaken. The creamery is in very pros
porous condition, having no bad debts.
n Nil ~.
ket last Saturday with fine display OF mil
linery and fancy goods. She has added to
her stock large assortment OF ladies' and
children's garments, and will give an OPEN
ing tomorrow and Friday.
Thomas Malone, Joseph Vance, Charles
and Moses Annis went to Boston last Satur-
day night 10 attend D. r. Sortwel's funeral.
- Mrs. DR.. Gregg of Brattleboro and
Mrs. William McCardy of New York are
guests at Alex. Cochrans. - Mrs. Wal
ter Green returned home last Wednesday
- Levi Cassidy has moved from the
Philander Orr place to the Taisey place in
Peacham, which he has recently purchased.
- Alex. Nolan and wife are visiting
in Greensboro. - Elijah Frost was in
Plymouth last week. He has taken job
there to draw lumber, and will take his
teams there soon. - A. w. Coffrin is in
Rutland taking the Kelley cure. - Miss
Nye OF Bradford is visiting at G. T, Olney's
- Mr. and Mrs. II. L. Gilman are visit
ing at Connecticut Lake this week. -
, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Webber are ill. -
Fred Carpenter and wife have commenced
living together again, having engaged rooms
in Stephen Thurston's house. - Orange
Morrison is to move from Littleton to Hor-
ace Clark's house - Mrs. Charles Rob.
nson visited at A. NJ. Heath's over Sun
day. - Rhonie Carpenter is to move
into the George Carpenter house. -
: Orrn Crown has engaged rooms in Mrs.
Sanborns house. - William Gays
youngest child is sick - A son was
born to Mr. and Mrs. Fellows last Saturday
, Hardwick
A new granite firm-Danforth & Bailey
has been formed here.
Several young lads and lasses are evi
| IDENTIFY candidates for the reform school, OF
spankings.
There is to be a donation visit at the
Methodist church next Wednesday for tn,
benefit of Rev. Mr. S nithers.
W. o. Clement and G. II. Goodno hav,
: set good example in building sidewalk
across their land on Wolcott street
Clark Trow is to build the Methods
9 parsonage. - Amasa Paine, who's
$ funeral was held on Saturday, had been sicl
3 long time. - Mrs. French returns
t from New York this week with her usua
a stock OF millinery. G. A. Fisher i
moving to his West Woodbury. farm. -
! ~ ~ DttcutNltT, WlJu HIS Wllt, Is dJ III
fathers for his annual vacation.
+ Marshfield.
Sociable at Minnie Davis next Frida
=. evening.
Q There will be no services at the Congre
, gational church next Sunday.
y The Stars defeated the Peachams las
Saturday by score of q to 10.
Rev. j. j. Lewis will give his illustrate
. lecture, Through the Canadian Rockies,
u Saturday evening.
9 The funeral of Mrs r. s. White OF Man
a chester, n. H., was held at the home of c
n ID. Cole last Wednesday. She was
a daughter of Peter Lyford of Woodbury.
r Her remains were buried at Cabot cemetery
v Mrs. White was here on a visit four week
: ago After returning home she was take
4 suddenly i'll with pneumonia, the cause
her death She leaves husband and
4 little boy six years old.
n Miss Mead of Mortified (now teachin
/ school at Wells River) was the guest c
a Mrs James Bouldry over Sunday. -
Il Mrs Meader wears smiling face over tn
d advent of a new grandson (son of Flor
Meader Lance of Cabot.) - Mrs. e. S
Pitkin and Mrs. Cora Preston visited i
Barre last week. - N. Q. Tabor an