The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-09-04
tooNTINUED FROM FIFTH PAeE.l
N. H., were In town over Sunday, and were
gladly received by their many friends.

N. H., were in town over Sunday, and were
gladly received by their many friends.
STAFFORD.
Harvey Delano and wife have sold their
farm to Leslie II. Clark
George Frank Morey has conveyed his
farm to Richard A. Clark and wife.
Charles A. Webster and wife have bought
OF l.. ID. Parker the Porter, or VIII Blay,
farm.
The Golden Rule Christian Endeavor
Union will hold its next quarterly session
at STAFFORD on the afternoon and evening
OF September 10.
summer visitors this season. The number
would have been larger were there more
ample accommodations
The harvest OF potatoes, corn and oats
will be remarkably large. Apples are few
and badly affected with the small railroad
worm. The drought has caused most of
wells and springs to fail.
Thetford.
Herbert Coombs, while hunting near Mud
Pond one day last week, shot blue heron
that measured five feet and six inches from
tip to tip.
Miss Heaton, who has been spending a
part of her vacation with her sister, Mrs
Ladd, has returned to her school in Boston.
- Mrs. Wilson and Airline went to
their home in Lawrence, Mass, last Satur.
day. 60 Alice McDuffee went to Massa-
chusetts last Friday to her school. -
Mrs. Jewett and Octa Vaughan, who have
been visiting their brother Leslie, have re.
turned to Worcester, Mass. - Dean
Worcester and wife started last Monday to
their home at Ann Arbor, Mich, where he
is employed as a professor in the college at
that place.
Thetford Center.
Agnes Sanborn and Lydia Messer com
mence their schools in Sharon this week
- Sadie Willoughby has gone to New
bury to teach. - Fred Hutchins, wife
and son Reginald, who have been visiting
at Richard Harvey's, have returned to their
home in Manchester, N. FL. - Ellen
Burr OF Manchester, N. H., and John viii.
mott of Boston were at S. M. Gleason's last
week. - Judge Gleason and wife will
visit in Haverhill and Boston this week, and
it is reported that Harriet Gleason, from
Union Village, will keep house while Mrs
Gleason is absent
Topsham.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. A. W
Chalmers last Friday morning
Rev. M. Killough will preach at West
Topsham next Sunday at half past ten.
There will be no preaching in the Meth
odist church next Sunday morning, owing
to the absence Of the pastor, Rev W. II
Morrow.
Mr.. Chalmers is failing. - A. Mabel
Coruth is at home from Manchester, visit
ing her parents.
Waits River.
Schools in town began on Monday. Carrie
Z. Sawyer teaches in district No. and
Anna M. Divoll of East Corinth the village
school.
Emma Willard, who has been spending
her vacation in town, returned to her home
in Worcester, Mass, Monday. - Mary
e. Chynoweth has returned from Blue
Mountain Lake, N. Y, and is visiting at A.
r. Beede's. u. Q. A. Fellows OF New
Orleans, La, is the guest Of his sister, Mrs.
Joseph Felch. Mrs. Fellows is expected in
a few days. - Minnie W. Folsom is
teaching the school in district No. 10,
Corinth.
Tunbridge.
The case of Whitney against Lane was
tried on Saturday. Lane was put under
$3.50 bonds to appear at county court and
800 bonds to keep the peace.
Mrs. A. f. Houston and children of Ply
mouth, N. H., have returned home. -
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bugbee have gone to
North Hadley, Mass, where Mr. Bugbee
begins his work as principal of the high
school. - Sadie Howe has gone to East
Montpelier, where she is to teach this fall
in the same school as last spring. - Mr.
Outtrim of Lynn, Mass. has been spending
few days at H. r. Hayward's. -
George Stearns has closed his business as
landlord. - Mr.. and Mrs. I. f. Irons
of Providence, r. l., who have been visit
ing at Mrs. S. A. Cushman's, have returned
to their home. - Mr.. Flint of Williams
town preached at the Congregational church
last Sunday. Fred Smith, LID. and
Mrs. Fred Smith of New York, are visiting
at G. W. Smiths. - K. Wood and fam
lily of Lowell, Mass, have returned home.
Copperfleld.
Mrs. Fred Quimby is failing W. Ken
dali her brother, has returned to his home
in the West on account of the sickness OF
Mrs. Kendall. - Sedgwick johnson
and wife are visiting his father. Mr.. John
son has been in the South several years
This wife is a southern lady. - Maude
Rowell, who has been visiting, for the pas
two months, in Canada, returned home last
Saturday.
South Walden.
John s. Edwards of Newport, now at his