The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-07-31

Orford, n. H., with her son, is visiting her
sister, Mrs. j. G. Atwood. - Flora M.
Corwin and Addie M. French have gone to
Bethel to attend the summer school for
teachers. - Abbie l.. Burbank has been
taken to the Mary Hitchcock Hospital,
Hanover, N, H., for treatment. - NJ.
Emma Hatch is at home for few weeks
from Hanover, N. H., and lis staying with
her sister at the hotel - G. A. Dens.
more, G. p. Dickinson, w. p. Townsend,
and Q. s. Emery were absent last week on
fishing excursion to Horeb, Me.
James p. Roberts and family and Hilas K.
Roberts are at the hotel - Harry j.
Corwin is at home from Lowell, Mass, for a
short time. - Nellie L. Bixby acted as
clerk at G. P. Dickinson's store during the
absence of the proprietor.
Corinth
Something broke In the separator at the
creamery the other day. but it was soon
repaired
George Slack is spending few days at
his home. - Lyman Robe of Piermont,
| N. H., was in town last week, buying cows
and looking after those he has let out in
this section. - Professor David Locke
and family OF Winchendon, Mass, are in
town visiting friends and relatives. -
Harley Hanson, wife, and daughter, Of
Lebanon, n. H., are the guests of Mrs. G.
| @. Cooke.
West Corinth.
Edgar Day was called to North Thetford
last Thursday on account Of the severe ILL
ness Of his father. - Alonzo Hanson
who has been stopping here the past few
| weeks, has finished haying and goes this
week to his home in Lebanon. 20. s.
Bohonan has been driving stage the past
week while George Mcguire has been at
home attending to haying.
North Duxbury.
Last Wednesday the White Mountain
| train, No. 70, which arrives here about Ais
P. NJ, struck and instantly killed Mrs. Me-
linda Watts, ninety-fve years old. She was
seen sitting beside the track. Being quite
| deaf, she probably did not hear the train I'M
til it was close to her, when she was seen to
get up. She appeared to be confused, and,
instead OF stepping away from the track,
stepped right in front of the engine and was
struck and hurled down the embankment.
| The train stopped and backed up. The re-.
mains were taken to the house Of Patrick
Delhanty, her home for several years.
East Montpelier.
Mrs. L. T. Mallory is in very poor health.
The mason work is being done on the
new hotel.
There will be meeting of the Christian
Union at the church next Sunday evening
at seven o'clock.
The Eureka Granite Company is putting
in a water-wheel to take the place OF the
one washed out at the time Of high water, to
furnish the power for tn polishing.
Fairlee.
The Christian Endeavor Society will hold
lawn party in front of the church, Friday
evening Ice.cream and cake will be served.
Mrs. G. S. Baldwin is visiting her hus-
band, who is in the hospital at Hanover.
- Mrs.James Brennan is very comfort
able, and hopes are entertained of her
recovery. - Mrs. Nathaniel Rogers
daughter, Mrs. Patch, and family are in
town
West Fairlee.
There is to be lawn party at William
Paul's on Thursday evening.
e. P. George is in Boston on business.
- Mrs. George Kimbal was in Yer
shire on Sunday to attend the funeral of her
father. - 1t is reported that Mrs. Sarah
Hutchins, who went to Barre in the spring,
is failing. - Joshua Tenney is visiting
his sister, Mrs. Dearborn.
West Fairlee Center.
Benjamin Hurst, for forty-fve years a
resident of this place, died on the 25th at
the age of seventy.three years.
On Sunday our people listened to an in
teresting discourse by Rev. Mr.. Hatch of
East Corin,h in exchange with our pastor,
Rev L. Harlow.
Mrs. William Wiltshire went to Hanover,
N. H., July Is, for surgical operation,
from which she did not recover, and her
remains were returned to her home on
the 10th.
Miss Cleaves of Beverly, Mass, has come
to spend her summer vacation at Mr.. South
worth's. - Charles Hinkley of Boston
has come to spend few days with Mr.. A.
II. Southworth's people. - Mrs e. j.
May is visiting her granddaughter, Mrs.
Irving Bond of Thetford, the first visit she
has made since she broke her hip, more than
a year ago. - Mrs. Jennie South worth
and her son Robert of Boston are spending
a few days at the home OF her uncle, f. V.
Churchill. - Arthur Mum has spent a
week at his old home with his father, j. w.
Mum. &c. W. Kimball of Greenwood,
Mass has come to visit his brothers at the
old home, for few days.
North Fayston.
Annie Anterior is to teach the fall term
in district No. 4. - Mrs. L. w. Porter
and daughter have returned from Bellows
Falls. - Blanche Smith is at home from
Waterbury for few days. - Mr.. and
Mrs. o. Davis have returned home from
Waterbury. John son Of John Neill
Waitsfeld, was moved home last Tuesday.
- MI and Mrs. c. H. ingalls, of Ran.
dolph are visiting friends here.
Greensboro Bend.
Rev. j. Allen of Craftsbury will hold
nextlSunday afternoon at one o'clock.
A very quiet wedding occurred at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Clark, when
their daughter Nellie was united in mar.
rage to Clarence Caswell of Warren, n. II
They will spend few weeks at Old Orchard
Beach.
Groton.
Quarterly meeting will be held at the
Methodist church next Sunday.
George Pillsbury lost his best COW on Sum-
day of last week. and another died last Sun
day.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union will meet with Mrs s. n. Eastman
next Saturday afternoon at three o'clock.
The Lydia Dow house, on Main street, has
been sold at auction to j, NJ Kicker for
$3.50 1t is said that he will move the build
ings and erect two tenement houses on the
site.
Many Groton people are camping in the
pine grove, at the head OF Long Pond.
Among them are FL. o. Weed, Bernard
Eastman, Sewell Carpenter and wife, A. N.
James, Curtis Carpenter, Warren Carpen;;