The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-07-04
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on opposite sides OF fence. The master.
wanting the. dog on the side with himself,
spoke sharply to him, calling. him to come
over. The dog gave bound, and cleared
the fence, landing some little distance from
his master. Immediately he gave signs of
having been hurt and the master spoke
kindly to him. With difficulty the dog APP
preached and sat down, fixing his eyes upon
and holding them fast there till the death
film gathered over them. A post-mortem
examination showed that the dog had
broken blood vessel in the lungs as he
leaped the fence.
Rev. Carlos Adams attended commence
ment at Dartmouth College, his alma mater.
He afterward visited in Burlington.
Orrin, son Of Marcus A. Smith, and stu
dent in Tufts College, was at home last
week. - DR.. Elan g. Lewis of Rutland
is visiting here this week. Mrs. Ruth
Clough Goodwin of East Montpelier,
daughter Of the late Mr.. Clark Clough, and
a native OF this village, recently visited
here - j. Munroe Seaver went to Chi
cago last week for cattle. - Mrs, Gideon
Dickinson and daughter returned to their
home in Boston last week. - Mr.. and
Mrs, Daniel Q. Townshend went few
weeks ago to Peake's Island, near Portland,
Me-, where they had a very pleasant stay.
= George E. Adams is at home from
West Rutland on vacation. - Mr.. and
Mrs. George Mari took a wedding trip to
the Thousand Isles last week. - Mrs.
James s. Abbott and two children arrived
here from Florida last Thursday
Woodbury..
A new company has been organized, and
is operating the Chase quarry near Buck
Lake.
The Standard Granite Company has shut
down on the mountain on account of lack
of orders.
left Sherman hoo ba
tain into the Morton McKinstry house.
- Mrs. Barton Of Montpelier, mother
OF Charles Dana, is lying i'll at Wesley
Peck's. - Charlie Chadwick and wife
OF Lowell, Mass, have been visiting rea-
tives in town. - Elgn Bill of Lowell,
Mass, has been the guest Of his father the
past week. - Mrs A. b. Corthell and
children of Providence, r. l., are stopping
for the summer with g. w. Foster.
South Woodbury..
The papering of the church halls is com.
pleted, and the bell is expected this week
Harry Burnham has gone to Bristol to
visit his brother Clarence. Z. G.
Benjamin, wife, and son, of New York
city are visiting. Mr.. Benjamin's mother,
Mrs s. w. Benjamin. - Mrs B. H.
Wells and family have returned to their
home in Barre. Mrs. Wells mother, Mrs.
Lucinda Farusworth, accompanies them.
- Mrs Elsie Wheeler of Plainfield is
visiting her brother, Joseph Benjamin.
The village school closed last Friday,
having been successfully taught by Cora
Wheeler. Whole plumber Of pupils, twenty
two Those having no marks during the
term were Bertha Wells and Helm Blake;
no absent marks, Wade BENJAMIN, Willie
Lance and Glenn Sulham; no tardy marks,
Ada Daniels, Eva Dana, Arthur BENJAMIN,
Blanche Strong, Willie Strong, Bertha Blake,
Jennie King Maynard King, Lellice Angel,
Grace McKinstry, Maud Wheeler, Lizzie
Pray.
Worcester.
Susie Atkins has returned to her home in
Cabot, after teaching a very successful
term OF school at the Corner. Edmond
Utton is still sick. - George Howerson
and wife Of New Hampshire are visiting in
town. - Rev. Mr.. Ferguson preached his
FIRST sermon in the Congregational church
last Sunday.