The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-05-01


shall, Fred Chandler; guard s. e. LoolSlin !;
sentinel, g. S. Coburn. Company B was
victorious last quarter Dora Andrews
captain OF Company A. will furnish an en-
tertai nment In the near future.
East Orange.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Palmer of Manches
ter, N. III are visiting Mrs. James R)uhan,
their daughter.
Rev. j. d. Cross, Free Baptist, of Yer.
shire. has commenced his pastoral abors
here for one half of the time the coming
year and will be expected here each al
ternate Sunday hereafter.
The remains OF Mrs. Dorcas NJ dow
Crafts, wife of the late Washington Crafts,
who died in Bradford the 22d, were in
| tered here the following Thursday. The
first years of her married life were spent in
this community, where she, with her late
husband and children, were very much re-
spected.
North Pomfret.
e. Y. Dana's horsepower butter-worker
| proves an excellent investment,
There has been one funeral in town zach
| consecutive week for the past four weeks.
Last week was that OF A. E. Perkins, the
veteran Merino sheep breeder; this week
that of little nine.year old girl, of tonsili-
| tbs.
Eta Adams has been spending few
| days in town with her brother. - Mrs.
Obed Whpple is visit ng in Keene. -
Kate Horton takes Grace Thacher's place at
Will Whipple's.
Randolph.
X. w. Morse has taken possession of
| Pease's Hotel at Hartford. M. V. Chad
wick has closed his labors there and re.
turned home.
Randolph Lodge of Odd Fellows observed
| the seventy sixth anniversary of the found
| ing of the order by attending the service at
| th.a Nhrfof OH,
body and listening to an excellent sermon
by the pastor, Rev. George W. Morrow
Rev. w n. Roberts preached his first ser.
mon at Rochester last Sunday. He has not
quite finished moving. Rev. Mr.. Graves
will board for a few weeks until his wife ar.
rives, when they will keep house in the
rooms formerly occupied by Mr. Roberts.
Carrie L. Haufler, who has worked in the
store of Mann & Allen for several years,
has closed her duties there and taken
a position in the Randolph National Bank
- Colonel Robert j. Kimball has been
in town few days, arranging for the COM
ing of his family this summer. - Frank
Bickford, way-freight brakeman, had his
left hand caught, while coupling cars here,
Saturday afternoon, and it was b ably in
jured. - A. c. Holman and mother,
Hannah Holman, are moving to ST. AL
in Morton's store. - Mabel c. Tilson is
teaching school at Planfeld, Bertha
Hodges at West Brooktield, and Laura E.
Carrigan at East Corinth. A. E.
Dean, who has been in Boston for medical
treatment, has returned home, accompa-
MED by Mrs. Dean.
North Randolph.
Mr.. Farewell has not been so well as
usual the past few weeks.
The bridge and dam that were destroy ed
by the freshet have been rebuilt.
The spring term of school begins in this
place next week Monday, with Stella Vim
son teacher.
The steam saw-mill in the village owned
by VanDeusen & Flint started up on Mon.
day.
Freedom Hill has sold his farm to e. w
| Wetmore aud bought the house in the vii
lage owned by the heirs of Luvilla Smith.
William B. circuit has bought of the ad.
ministrator OF e. n. SpaldiDgs estate about
fifty acres adjoining his home farm in the
village.
East Roxbury.
George Jerd had his foot caught while
chopping down a tree. The bones were
broken and 1T became necessary to ampu-
| tate one toe.
The creamery commenced running on full
time on Monday. The patrons received
| nineteen cents for their March butter. III.
A. Noble is to have charge another year.
The selectmen were called out last week
10 see about laying road through Freder-
lex Rutz's field to land owned by j. Mud
gett. They decided to pay Ruiz Sc year,
instead of laying road.
South Ryegate.
The fish and game league has put up
about fifty posters on the Scott brook.
Mrs. James White died April % at the
age of seventy. nine, leaving no family.
She was inferred in the old cemetery on
Friday.
Rev. j. j. Hall accompanied his wife, last
week, TO New York, on her way to Scotland,
the home of her childhood. She will spend
a few months there, hoping that her health
may bs improved
Mrs. A. d. Felch died OF heart disease
last Friday evening, aged about forty-three
years, leaving mother, eighty-three years
old, husband, and five daughters Inter-
ment at Boltonville
Terry & George will have their new store
room completed by the last of this week.
The room will be "a by SO, and it is under
their warehouse opposite the depot. This
room is to be used for storing meal and feed,
so that they may better supply patrons with
anything they may desire in this line.
Little Willie Darling is able TO be out
doors again on crutches. His mother is
slowly improving in health. - Moses
Annis, the section foreman has moved his
family into the green house. - DR.. S. E.
Darling of Hardwick was called to town
last Saturday to see the infant child of Mr..
Batcheder His wife and son accompanied
him and spent Sunday with her father and
mother, Isaac Eastman and wife,
Thetford.
District school opened last Monday with
twenty-seven scholars, the largest number
for several years.
Allie Vaughan will work for Mr.. Lue Cad
well this summer, - Bernce Prescott
went to New Boston, Monday, where she is
to teach school this summer.
East Thetford.
Mrs. Carlos Slater received box of ar.
butus from her old home in Maine. They
came in fine condition. - Mrs. Frank
Dow and daughter Of STAFFORD are at Will
liam Clafin's for while.
Post Mills.
Mrs. Minnie A. Leland of Lynn, Mass, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. l..
Knights
Mrs Mary Wild, wife of the late Nathan
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