The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-10-02
CONTINUED FROM FIFTH pAeE.l

lily and for the Young man who was the in
nocent cause of the death of his friend.
f. w. Sault, foreman in the Herald and
Ne,os Office, has been i'll for several days.
- Walter Burt Of New York Is at the
home of his father, j. w. Burt. - Mrs.
Dexter Cbatfeld, who has been SICK is
now thought to be improving. - Pro-
lessor #. L. Gibson has been visiting for
mer music pupils in town. - Rev @,
e. Bovnton OF Weston, Mass, has Joined
Lis wife, who is guest at Professor j. M.
Trasks.
South Ryegate.
Robert Corser of Littleton, N II, has
purchased the Daniel Ryan place. Writ
ings are to be made this week.
Terry & George have received a COM
putting scale which is ornamental besides
being an accurate and labor-saving ma
chine. Justice Is done to all parties.
Communion services will be held at the
Reformed Presbyterian church next Sum
day. The usual preparatory services will
he held on the Thursday and Saturday pre-
vous.
A. T. Gary has moved to his new house,
lately pur hased of j. Johnson; Isaac East
man from Sargent's house to that of the
late j X. Parke; Louis Meader to Moody
Clark's tenement.
William McQueens family are visiting
in town for few days among their many
friends. They are on their way from New
Hampshire to Barre, where they are TO
make their home this winter.
North Thetford.
There will be an old.folks' service in
Union Church one week from Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Stevens were called
to Alton Bay, N. H., last week to attend
the funeral of grandchild.
East Thetford.
North Thetford creamery statement for
the month of August Milk received. 100,
4S6 pounds; butter made. lob pounds;
received for butter deducting freights and
including interest, S200.66; paid patrons,
nineteen cents per pound.
Mr.. Litchfield, from Massachusetts, has
been visiting Mr.. Cole, but has returned
home. - Mrs. Orren Presley has re-
turned home. - Arthur Bailey of Ber-
wick. Me-, formerly OF this place, has been
resetting the gravestones of his brother Da-
vid and Mr.. Marston. - Frank San born
has been badly poisoned with ivy and un-
able to attend school, out Is better now.
Topshani.
Revival meetings were held last week.
Rev o. M. Boutwell, of Groton preached
Friday evening. The meetings will be con-
tinued this week Miss Gates. the state
deaconess, is in the place, but has been too
| i'll to do any work yet.
Rev. M. S. Killough finished hi, labors
at the Reformed Presbyterian church Sep
TENDER %. He returns to Philadelphia to
continue his studies in the theological sem
| mary. Mr.. Killough was liked well by the
people here, and his departure causes much
regret.
George Mi liz, teacher in the Powder
| Spring district was taken sick and was OBJ
| liged to return to his hone in Groton, -
II. W. Chalmers has been repairing his
| dam, which gave out recently. - Rev
| Mr.. Vance preached in Carson Bridge
school-house last Sunday.
Tunbridge.
The Christian Endeavor prayer-meeting
will be held on Friday night, this week, in
stead Of Thursday.
Mr.. Outtrim OF Lynn, NJ ASS, and F. f
| HAYWARD OF Concord, n. H., are visiting a
HI. K. Hayward's. - Horace Wood ware
OF Campello, Mass. and Chandler Wood
| ward OF Iowa are visiting their brother
Albert Woodward. Chandler woodward
had not visited his native town for eighteen
years.
WilIiamstown
Mrs. j. w. Flint goes to New York THU
week for millinery goods.
Rev. j. n. Perrin has been quite i'll, II
the last week, with cold.
|
four second, and one third, at the Barre
fair, last week, on fancy fowls.
John White. the youngest son Of the late
Josiah White, is dead in the West. He wa
resident for a long time, we believe, o
southern Dakota.
Charles R. Answor b, now of Moline
Ill happily surprised his friends here, las
week. by an expressed hope to be here thi
week, for vacation.
The granite boys aud the village base
| ball team will have their third contest o
the season in base ball game next Satur
day afternoon, near the depot.
Mrs. Olney F. Seaver, who has been mucl
of an invalid in late years, is little bette
at present. She has recently visited hel
brother, Rev. Mr.. Carpenter Of Worcester.
Alice Ford, the daughter of Congrega
tional Clergyman in Campton, Y. H., ant
apparently a most successful canvasser
has been selling books here in the last week
Mrs. Mary j. Lathrop Shepard, now o
East Randolph, is so poorly that fears arr
expressed that she cannot recover Vari
cose veins, with other difficulties, cause tn,
trouble.
The Congregational Christian Endeavol
Society will give q sociable on Friday even
ing of this week at the town hall. A good
time may be expected, to which all are cor
daily invited
There is rejoicing in that neighborhoot
over the prospect OF the re.occupation, no
only Of the old Captain William Smitl
farm house, but also that of the Hazer
Clark house, by young, vigorous, worthy
| farmers.
Albert Scott, formerly of Barre, and
son-in.law of the late Sanford Hatch, dice
recently in Kearney, Neb., at the age o
seventy seven years. He had been Ill Of
par isis for year. He was an esteemed
business man there.
We recall but seven names OF residents o
the place who have been members of thu
state legislature in the past, viz, JohI
Lynde, Oliver 8. Walker, Cyrus M. Lath
James X. Lynde, and Erwin H. Martin
Age and Its infirmities will forbid the pres
ence at the reunion in Montpelier, at least
of the first named legislator.