The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-11-07

Queens ia ally is to move to Red Rock,
N. H., where ~ has been ut work cut 1g
stOne. - Mrs. Frank Bottom q ed " y
vember 2 aud was buried at ',yndonvlle.
| She leaves husband and daughter. -
Rev. l. A. jackson has returned from
Philadelphia, where he has been visiting
| I ir the past three weeks. - X. III. Gates
| Is building new sngar-h use or w. N
I Gil II Han, who is to put in "a new evaporator
and other fixtures.
Topsham.
J. r Caldwell is making extensive re-
pairs upon the bridge.
Mrs Dr.. ANY Lsavitt will speak We'd
nesoay evening at the Methodist church on
the tempe rance question.
West Topshan.
The dramatic club expects to present its
first drama the evening before Thank1giv.
lug.
Den. Dsnsmore has purchased the Will
| liam Siubprn place aud Is making improve
menis upon 1t.
Charles Lord has moved into the Deus.
more sore and IL 10 have his printing of.
lice below. He is soon to put in cy Under
press.
Anon Curtis and family have moved to
| n ARE - Elisha Batter il to live on the
Harrison Elmer place. - b Iglev Alb.
bott moves to the Welch farm this week.
Waits River.
Mrs. Jane McCalvey aud son Eugene OF
| Manchester, N. IA , are visit x NJ VI 3. j.
NJ Richardson's. - Mrs. J p Ricrard.
sou aud son Frank have return Il from Bos-
| ton - Il. A Pew's family II sick.
- R-v. I. Trevillian and family are
occupying the parsonage. - Joseph
Richardson of El gin, Mum, who has been
stopping at G. b. Miles has gone to Barre.
Tunbridge.
There is to be IA box snc able on Friday
evening At the Grand Army hall.
A. n. King il repairing his Hartwell
bindings. - George swan II shipping
apples tn N ,sSachuSett - Mrs. !. A.
| ID an il sick. - Fred G It,rnan Of Mont-
oelier visited his father on Sunday.
North Tunbridge.
Mrs. g. A. Leavit Ina. gone to the hos
pita at Hanover, for treatment.
| Alpha MesSer of Rochester, master OF the
state grange, gave All interesting and profit
able talk to good audience last Saturday
evening
V.rshire.
Uriah ColhurD has apples three years old
in good state of preservation.
f. w. f,odhue will sell his stock aud
farming tools at his far next Friday.
School in No. 8, Hattie Parker tea her.
has closed a pl-asaut and profitable term.
Mrs. Fuller, mother OF rus Fuller, Is
still living at the advanced age of ninety
five
K-v. E. K. Olkley clos his labors with
the church November II, ani will preach
his farewell sermon on Sunday, Novem-
Der Is.
There will he a FREQ candv-pull at the hall
| on Wednesday evening, November II, at
viii IN Rev. K. K Oakley hopes TO meet his
trends aud parishiOuers.
Mr. and Nrs. Silas Titus attended the
funeral of Frank Titus az Post Mills last
| Sunday. - termau Bugbre is assisting
in the store during the absenc. o, Mr. Rich.
ardson and fami Y in Boston. - Mr..
and IRIS. Sias Titus recently went TO New
port 10 visit Ion George NJ. Dra born, Mrs.
Titus ,r ,ther. - Mrs Fuller has re-
turned from 1auover She /, still very
fe biz, but il thought to be doing we'll.
- W. r. Malthy of Maiden, Mass, for
many years a resident OF Vershire, is visit
ing town.
Waitsfield.
There is TO be- an cold clothes sociable" at
o. G. EAton'S, Tuesday evening, November
Is, under The AuSpicrs OF the EpwOrth
League. In place of fee each il to bring
sninr article Of clothing, cast off or out
grown g4rn-uts still OF wearing value, for
the us- Of the department of "Mercy aud
Help" Cake and coffee are to be served
The Christian Eudeavor Society will give
an Ell -rtainment, including the cdntata,
gr+ga iunal vestry on Wein.s lay evening"
November IA. All are cordially invited.
Warren.
BIC. Sterling & Co. expect line of Christ
mas goods this week.
r wal Martin has lost his pocket. book
- y. James Cass has gone 10 Bur
Hnglon for treatment. - Mrs. Go frey
Sumner Is C ,nvalescrnt. - Mrs. James
Cariell has a trained nurse from buIlington.
- II. A. Colby has bought mill in
Cambridge and will soon move there.
Washington.
Maj)r Ti|lo son truste too much to the
dry weather signs in the zodiac, and a. a
result lost half d d q u cider barrels, which
We're car ied down stream by the sudden
fall Of rain on Saturday.
AT the closing entertainment Of the Ka
tOnka Medicin. Company on Saturday
night, Mr.. #. G. Huntington WAS awarde
the priz- for the handsoinest lady present
and G. II McA lister secured the goldfish AZ
the hUmeli st man.
The concert nv the Philo Nay Concert
Company, on Monday evening next. will
be held in the Union church. Admission
thirty five cents: school children. twenty
cents. II IN seldom our town is afforded sc
rare musical treat as this ENTERTAINMENT,
promises TO he, and appreciation of the Of
forts of the Ladies Aid Society in securing
1t should he shown by a full house.
Miss Leavitt. of the National Woman's
Christian Temperance Union, delivered
very eloquent aud impressive address Oh
temperance last Sunday evening at the
Uuiv-rSali>t church. Al its close Young
Womans Christian TEN perance Union wa.
orgauiz-d. with Mrs. r. A. Warner ~ pres
ilrut, Misses llittie Huntington and Eta
Clongh as vice presidents. and Sadie George
as 'edsurer.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Mcdonald and Mr.. ,nt
Ms. George K. Huntington are to take il
the excursion To Montreal this week. -
Will q. Il ,St nau is severely affi cted witt
an ulcrrdie | tooth. - Miss Abbie viii
li4ms of Corinth, former teacher here, i.
wishing in town.
Waterbury.
The Ladies' Aid society meets this after
noon with Mrs. w. p Dillingham;.
An addition Is being hnlt upon the
creamery building on Randall Avenue.
A new granite shed is being erected neal
the present one, belonging to L. S. Blondiu
On and after Tues lay, November 30, III,
loo Il ppst.oii 70 will Gloss at eight p. NJ. in
steaC Of nine.
The Central Vermont rail -Oad will ruu