The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-11-20

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BILE and wife.
Some of the young people surprised wni-
| fred FOss on her return from school, it be-
ing her twentieth birthday. Refreshments
were served and pleasant evening enjoyed.
South Ryegate.
Mrs. Robert Nelson is spending few
weeks with her daughter in Bristol, N II.
Colonel Alexander NJ. Peach fell from a
shed chamber to the ground, a distance of
about ten feet, November 7, fracturing his
collar bone.
Bonnie, son of w. A. Gibson, fractured
his collar bone, recently, by falling down
stairs.
Elmer Allen and family have moved
, to Barton. He is TO care for his father, who
is very sick.
Mrs. j. W. Gate has gone to Philadelphia,
where she will spend the winter with her
brother, Rev William Wiley
M Fl. Gibson has contracted to build
road on the east side of the town Consid.
GRAFTON, S1,500-the Passumpsic Railroad
Company TO pay two-thirds of this sum.
Mr. Gibson is to have the road completed on
or before December 10.
The annual meeting OF the Caledonian
Park Association was held Friday evening"
November 8, when the following directors
were chosen: N. a. Park, G. G. Nelson, T.
A. Meader. +. Il. McColl, j. d. McAllister,
George Cochran and George W. Darling
These officers were elected by the direct
ors: President, George Cochran; vice. pres
ident, George W Darling; clerk and treas
urer, n. A. Park
At the annual meeting of the Dsiryman's
Association, held here, these directors
were elected: d. Stuart, g. futile, George
Cochran, ID. M. Corliss, A. III. Gibson and
George g. Nelson. Officers: L. d. Nelson,
president; George Cochran, vice-president;
L. A. Meader, secretary; H. W. Hubbard,
treasurer: John Whitehill, agent w. N.
Gilfillan, librarian. The receipts at the fair
amounted to nearly 5000. After all bills are
paid balance of about $50 will be left 10
the treasury
ACTS at once, never fails. One Minute
| Cough Cure. A remedy for asthma and
that feverish condition which accompanies
a severe cold. The only harmless remedy
that produces immediate results. W. e.
Terrill & Co.. agents, Montpelier.
Topsham.
Harvey Hood visited friends and relatives
in town recently.
Work on the town house is progressing
finely under the hands of Jim Miles, as
sisted by Clarence Lang.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles White have rented
John Morrison's farm for year, and John
and Miss Josie have moved into the village
and will live with William Morrison
A party of five from this place took an
November s, and explored the DEVILS Den.
The proprietor was absent, but as Mr.. Nor.
rison says he spends most of his time at the
creamery his absence was accounted for.
West Topsham.
n. d. Wood and Chester Hight have
hired the saw. mill and are TO make butter
boxes.
Daniel P. Pike, a former resident, who
now lives in Hiram, Me-, visited in town
recently
Merritt Covell who recently purchased
the Bradford stage.route, has moved his
family to town. He occupies one of Mr..
Densmores tenements.
The village school, taught by Mrs Jennie
Taplin of East Topsham, closed November
with an exhibition in the evening, which
was interesting The scholars did them.
selves and their teacher credit Mrs. Tap
lin is model teacher. AS this is her fifty
seventh term, she undoubtedly has had ex-
perience.
South Tunbridge.
Rev. E. K. Currier recently visited friends
in Randolph.
The Misses Lesures have been here for a
two-weeks' vacation.
Austin of Morris yille has been stopping
at George Flanders.
Eva Paine of STAFFORD has been visiting
her uncles, the Chandler brothers.
Charles renny and Ella Wells were mar.
ried at Bethel on Thursday, October 81.
, Mrs. Lizzie Hoyt was taken to the insane
asylum at BratUleboro short time since.
Alice Buck of South Royalton has been
caring for Mrs. Laura Davis, who is sick at
Mrs. Ruth Wells with typhoid pneumonia
East Warren.
The schools have closed.
Noel Thomas has finished his labors al
Montpelier and returned home.
Mrs o. W. Hudson has been visiting
a friends at Montpelier.
/ Miss Diantha Newcomb of Mortified has
1 been visiting at George B. Newcomb's.
Waterbury Center.
Mrs. j ohm Jackman attended the funeral
of her cousin, Mrs. G. S. Lord, at Winooski
Miss Garlic Richardson OF Montpelier wa.
recently the guest of Rev. and Mrs. f. M
Z Burke.
George IL. Chaplin of Elmore has bought
and taken possession of the Eggleston farm
on LOOMS Hill.
Mr.. Harvey from Stowe has moved on to
. the b. W. Shaw farm, and Mr.. Adams
n from Iras burgh to the Murray farm.
Rev and Mrs c. II. Richardson spen
n Sunday, November 10, in this place They
were warmly greeted by numerous friends
. Sunday evening, November TO- we listened
| TO Jnb report OF Ine SUNDAY SCHOOL " )nV6u
T. ton at ST. Johnsbury by Mrs. Anderson
which was we'll received by her audience
. and which was timely written and well rem
dered.
School in district No. 3, taught by Mis-
Olive V. May, closed November 8. The FOL
lowing pupils had neither absent nor tard,
q marks Elmer Gle, Eddy Gile Fred Graves
Curtis Graves, Mabel Graves Alma Hum
phrey. Rissa Darling, Alice Marshall Myrs
= Grover mad Myrtle Grover
a WilliamstOwn
!, Miss Kilby, who taught the primary de
b partment Of our village school last term
will return for the winter term Miss B'igg
will have the intermediate department
again.
Mr.. Ii ward OF West Randolph, the long
time state agent for the Br adley Fertilize
d Company of Boston, was in town last week
He seems determined to hnd in some way
Il better sale here for goo Ia the coming season
y Andrew Burnham, local editor of thu
Will,amstown Herald, has opened an auc
I. tion-ssle room on the second floor OF j. X