The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-06-19

has been set, and the horse is under treat,
meDt at Ira Hoods stable.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred w. Smith last Friday. - Oren A,
OF Somerville, Mass is at his
fathers with his wife and child. - Rev.
H. f. Forrest held quarterly meeting at
South Tunbridge last Sunday, exchanging
with Mr.. K. r. Currier, who breaches there.
- DR., Arthur V. Goss of Taunton,
Mass, is in town. - Mrs. Dickey and
daughter of Lowell, Mass, are boarding for
the summer at A. w. Whitney's. -
Mrs. Alonzo Noyes' health is so much inn
proved hat she has gone to Boston with
MISS Eunle TO remain several weeks. She
Ii reported to have stood the journey well.
-. Mr.. and Mrs. John M. Comstock at
tenued the state convention of Copprepa-
tional churches at Bennington last week.
East Corinth.
Rev. Mr.. Currier of Woodsville, N. H.,
will preach for the Universalists next Sun.
day at three o'clock.
Rev. E. w. Hatch was in Danville over
Sunday and expects to be absent from the
pulpit next Sunday.
Maud Stevens returned to Bradford, Mon
day, where she is to wark for Mrs. Prich-
ard. - Mrs. e. b. Brown recently
stepped on a tenpenny nail, and it went
into her foot to the bone. - Cora Towns
bend expects to work for Mrs. A. H. Fulton
the coming simmer.
West Corinth.
V. Richardson of Barre came to this place.
sunday, to bring his brother Rodney, who
Will remain awhile at his old home to look
after the interests of his farms.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. A. Dickinson, with two
children, OF Waits River visited Mrs. Dick.
inson's sister in this place last week. -
Mrs. Rose Godfrey of Lebanon, N. H., is
stopping awhile with her sister, Mrs. r, III,
Williams. - aaaia W,un;pa 10 ooi,;r-
and can sit up a little.
East Montpelier.
Orlando Clark bought a horse last week
to match one he has.
Preaching services, conducted by Rev.
MIR. Cobb, will be resumed Sunday, June %,
A party of young people from this town
joined in a drive to Sabin pond on Saturday
TIL wife and children of DR.. Walter Vim
cent OF Orwell are visiting at Horace Vim
cents.
There is to be preaching at the Center on
every Sunday afternoon at three o'clock
during the summer.
A ball game is to be played at the Center
by the young team of that place and a cor
responding team from Clay Hill.
At last accounts, Charlie Jarvis is doing
moving the diseased bone from his hip, at
the Mary Fletcher Hospital.
Edwin ii. Foster died on Tuesday night
OF last week. Funeral services were held
at his home on Friday afternoon. Rev. j.
Edward Wright oficiated. The deceased
was an energetic farmer and a highly e-
teemed townsman. He leaves a wife and
five daughters to mourn his loss, also three
sisters and I'VE brothers and a large circle
of friends who will sadly miss him.
A. B. Peck has gone to Hard wick to draw
granite. - Mrs. Mary Scribner Gray or
Pipestone, Mimi, visited at L. W. Orms-
bees last week. - Harriet Foster has
returned home from Boston, where she has
been studying music.
Fairlee.
Rev. F. W. Lewis was at church last SUM-
day, after a serious sickness. W. s. Spencer
of Montpelier will supply for him till
August.
e. N. Lovewell is at nome from college
for the summer vacation. - Mrs. Colby
is more comfortable - Mrs. B. Wilmot
was taken Ill last week. - Mrs. H. P.
Warren was called to see her father, who
was taken suddenly i'll last week.
West Fairlee.
Rev. E. II. Bartlett baptized four at the
Methodist church last Sunday.
Mrs. Daniel Cox has much improved the
appearance of her place by having a new
front yard fence built, and also W. C. Gil.
man the hotel by new steps in front.
John Bliss and family nave gone to Cor.
NTH to visit Mr.. Bliss brother, Willis Bliss.
- W. II. Hill, Mrs. Hill, and daughter
Elsie, visited friends in town last week.
- E. n. Davis was in town last week
looking after his property. - Mrs. W.
G. Gilman is visiting at West Lebanon, N.
III. - Mrs. William Whitney visited
friends in town last week. - Leon b.
Stevens has gone to Plainfield, N. H., to
work. - Mrs. S. Morey and Gertrude
Varnum of Lowell, Mass, nave moved into
the Kimball house.
Lake Morey.
George Chapman has much improved his
buildings.
Edward Lucas and wife will have charge
of the Middle Point house this summer.
Rev. E. A. Bugbee Of Wells River has
been stopping at Bracy's cottage. Mr..
Bracy is expected this week at his studio.
North Fayston.
The friends of Blanche Smith gave her a
surprise birthday party last Saturday even
ing, leaving useful presents and money.
Mrs. Stephen Nelson and son Gilbert are
visiting friends in Cabot. - Luna
Howe has returned from Mo ntpelier Semin-
and Mr.. and Mrs. c.. Richardson
of Middlesex visited Mrs. Orrin Boyce,
their sister, the past week. - Daniel
Crowley Of Barre called on old friends here
the past week. - Mrs. e.. b. Porter OF
Northfield is spending a few days with
friends here.
GrOtOn.
A. III. Kicker and T.. B. Hall have finished
their lumber.
/. o. Kicker has sold $3.50 worth OF cows
to 7. b. Hall and parties in Orange.
Frank Crown has hired Orrin Crowns
farm for one year. and has moved to it.
Cyrus Eastman and Gertrude Cochran
are at home from Montpelier Seminary,
Miss Cochran graduated this term.
1. o. Kicker, W. Thurston, James Smith
and Curtis Carpenter brought from Symes'
pond in Ryegate, last Saturday, eighteen
pounds of trout.
w. e. Goodwin, contractor, has James
Smiths house up and covered. B. f. Clark
has his house up and covered, and A. W.
Coffin has his nearly completed.
Arthur Teller, son of Rev. Thomas Tel
lier, had his left arm taken off on the clip
per saw at Ricker's mills last week Tues
day. The wound is doing as well as could
expected.
While A. d. Forbes was coming down the
Vance hill in Westyille with a load of lum.