The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-10-09


their annual shooting expedition. -
Harvey Delano has sold his farm to Elmer
K. Clark and is to move to Waltham, Mass.
Tbetford.
There was husking party at Mr.. Emery's
on Thursday evening, September 26, and
one at T. d. Sanborn's on Friday evening.
Addie L. Powell aud Clinton A. Tiden
were married at Lebanon, N, H., September
% They went to Boston on their wedding
tour.
Professor Newell gave his pupils holt
day last week Wednesday, which they i'm
proved by a visit to Hollis Ledge, Lyme
Center, N. II.
Mr.. Honda, a Japanese.who has been edu-
Gated in this country, gave a lecture in
4 cademy Hall on Monday evening, Septem-
Der 30. Subject, The War Between China
and Japan"
Frank LAHORE has been quite ill. -
Mrs. Eliza Cummings has returned from
Jefferson, N. H., and is stopping few days
with Mrs. Buzzell.
North Thetford.
A. b. Howe of Hudson, Mass, ia at home
for visit - Ella Packard has returned
to her home in Concord, N. H., after spend
ing month with friends here. - Mary
Conant has gone to Philadelphia, Pa, to
enter the medical college - Mrs. Abbie
(Howe) Forrest and children have returned
tress at Bradford Academy, spent Sunday,
September 20, with her mother.
Thetford Center.
Airline Ladd who has been west for the
past month"; has returned and gone to Bur-
lington to continue her studies there.
Charles Thurber and wife OF Danville, p.
O., were in town visiting at Alva Sanborn's
and Richard Harvey's last week. - AL
zina Water man of Peacham is stopping at
Judge Gleason's. - George Ladd and
family have moved into the Jackman house.
Post Mills.
The Ladies' Missionary Society met with
Mrs. Addie r. Davis, on Lake street, Octo-
Der ID.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marston, with daughter and
son, of Lyndonville have been back at the
home of w A. Dodge.
Katie Wilcox has entered the school for
young ladies a East Mortified, Mass, and
Louise Worthen the Burnham school in
Northampton, Mass.
A new organ, of the Mason & Hamin
make, has been purchased for the church.
" The Church Hymnary" has been adopted
by the congregation for song service.
West Topsham.
There is much sickness in town.
Seth Emerson has sold his farm at auction
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has bought place.
Amos Jewett, the noted poultry.raiser,
carried some of the finest of his stock to the
fairs at Washington and Barre, getting pre-
miums in both places.
Ransom Curtis, who has been visiting his
father, has returned to his home in Boston
- Laila Harvey and her brother John,
students of the Montpelier Seminary, were
at home recently.
South Tunbridge.
A company of young people from South
| Roy alton gave Persis Leonard very pleas.
ant surprise on Friday evening, September
81.
Rev. E. r. Courier has so far recovered
from his recent illness as to be able to
| preach again. A. j. Eaton has occupied the
pulpit during his illness.
Warren.
Mrs. A. G. Dickey, who has been visiting
! at M. E. Sterling's, has retnrued to her
| home In East Barre.
Why don't you buy your clothing at B. G.
| Sterling q Co.'s, where you can get stylish
suit at moderate price?
Messrs. Eddy & Fitch, of the Mad River
Creamery, at Waitsfield, are putting in a
separator between the bridge and Nathan
Thayer's.
Among the recent visitors in to wn are the
following: Gertrude Chambers, Julius Da
Wis of Waitsfeld A. V. McLane of Burling.
| ton, Frank Robinson and Belle Whiteheath
of Barre, E. w. Slayton, Mrs. Nichols OF
Randolph, Arthur H. Smalley of Water.
bury, and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Colby Of
East Orange.
Williamstown.
j. w. Flint just now has the help of an
out-of-town telegraph operator, Frank Blais
dell by name.
The administrator of the Elisha Clat1lir
estate tells us that some 2,300 is left, &c
be divided into eight shares, but that the
total number of heirs is about fifty.
See the leaves run, mamma" was the
poetical expression of charming little
| miss of two years, in our village, the othel
day, as they were scudding before breeze
1t is said that Haden Jeffords is likely t.
be successful in his negotiation for the pur
chase of the old Captain William Smitl
farm occupied, later, by Charles w ebster
Price about 81 900.
1t has been suggested to certain Barr,
dentist that he try to arrange for week.,
visit, of one day, to our village, to make, Of
fill vacancies in our mouths, as the cas-
may require. We think our citizens would
rejoice II such an arrangement could b,
completed, soon.
One of our former young citizens is tn,
highly privileged neighbor and friend of
certain noted authoress residing in one o
the middle states. On our table is a lette
from him, in answer to an expressed wisl
to be told some particulars of this writer
and from which 1t will be allowable t,
make extracts that would seem to be O
general interest, for her books are probabl,
found ia all our public libraries, hereabouts
Says our friend "She always rises at 4: o.
or A: 80 A. M, saying, people don't know
what they lose by lying abed ;; also tina
ones brain works much better in the earl.
part Of the day" Her work is all dom
from B: 90 A. NJ. to 10: 90 NJ When she wa