The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-03-27

large dining room to dance to the sweet
tones of the violin in th9 deft hands of
Mr.. f. Garfield, assisted by Mrs. George
Perry, who accompanied him on the organ
The party broke up at a late hour, and from
all came ex EXPRESSIONS of an enjoyable even.
Jag. Mr.. and Mrs Kendall may well re.
ioice over their multitude of friends.
George Tyler is about to leave his posi-
ton with s. b. Buell. & Co. Merritt
burlington has commenced sugaring in
earnest. - The stage is running from
here to Pompanoosuc on wheels.
Thetford Center.
On Thursday evening a conundrum sup
per will be served In the town hall. Pro-
ceeds are to be used for the benefit of the
church.
George Blake aud Villa Higgins were
baptized last Sunday. - Judge Gle \
son and Mrs Joseph Tewks bury, who have
been sick, are improving - Mrs. Geo.
Parker is sick. - Mr.. Aldrich and fam
lily, from Ocott, have moved into the house
work for Frank Emery. - Lydia Messer
and Henry Willoughby aud wife have re-
turned from their out.of town journeys.
North Thetford.
Hattie Porter of Provincetown, Mass.
is at home for a short visit. - Eva Bar
rett has the humps. - Edward Brig
ham has gone home for week before going
to the West. - Mrs. Bell Hadlock Ste
vens is at home with her mother. -
Minnie Kinsman is at home from Proc or
for short vacation before commencing the
spring term of school. - Mrs. Arad
Warren has been quit, sick, but is better.
East Thetford.
North Thetford creamery report from
February 4 to March 3; Milk received, 152,-
5A pounds butter made, sc 539 pounds; re.
ceived for butter, deducting freight and
commission, 81 1861 98; running expenses,
including interest," 1892 SO; paid patrons
twenty-five cents per pound.
Charles Henry has moved into the Will
liam Henry house and will work on the
railroad - Mrs. Henrietta Pierce has
returned to her home in Claremont on &C.
count OF her hush ind's i'll health. -
Sarah Senter has returned home to visit
friends from Claremont. - Allen Hea-
ton from Dakota Is visiting friends and rela-
tives in this place. - Mrs Hoover, from
Canada, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Jo-
seph Batchelder.
Topsham.
Rev. T. Trevllian will preach his fare
well sermon next Sunday.
II. Wallace G lalme . h IS his new paint
shop nearly completed. He now has fine
set Of shops in which to manufacture, sell
and repair wagons.
ter in Haverhill, Mass. - Mrs. Matilda
Corruth is visiting friends and relatives in
Manchester, N. II. Fred Miles is at
home from Boston, where he has been serv-
ing as motorman on the electric street car
lines.
West Topsham.
1t is reported the suit OF the state against
Chester Magoon has been settled.
A paper has been circulated to raise a
uuf ri on of T. ba
vices of Rev. A. W. Ford of Bradford for
one year.
Rev. r. w. Reeder, Freewll Baptist
state agent, preached at the Union church
last Sunday morning and Rev. A. w. Ford
of Bradford in the evening.
A new enterprise has been started-the
printing OF a weekly newspaper, The Oh
server. 1t is issued every Thursday and is
published by Watson q LOrd-Dr. H. l..
Watson and G. G. Lord. Success to their
undertaking.
William Roger, died lat Sunday at the
age of eighty-fve years. Mr.. Rogers, until
within very few years, has been one OF
the most active men in all town IN alters
He has he nearly all the offices the town
could give. One daughter, Mrs. E. w. East
man, survives him.
- Mrs. R. M. Bill is confined to her bed
with pneumonia. - Denison Densmore
W As in town few days last week.
Waits River.
Lucy A. Marsh has returned to Barre tc
attend school. W. g. Richardson has
purchased fine pair Of western horses
- Mrs. T. ID. Fellows is sick, and Susar
K Corliss is caring for her. l.. 7
Smith of Boston and G. r. Moore of Mont
pelier were in town GU Thursday.
Rev. T. Trevillian closes his labors at thil
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Kingston, n. H., is spending few days il
town.
Tunbridge.
The M. X. Griffith estate will pay sixty
six cents on the dollar. Mrs. Griffith holds
his life insurance, even il the debts are no
| paid.
Edwin Farnham is to ship twenty tiv,
gallons Of syrup to Frank w. Burr, Keene
| N. II. 1t is to be put up in glass cans
Price sixty-ive cents per gallon.
Mrs Mahala futile is at home for littl
rest. - Elmer Farrar and family hav
moved to the town farm. - Franz
Stewart has moved to Sylvester Good win
farm. - Mrs. Pease and children go thi
week to Pttsheld, Mass, to live. M g
Troupe will join her later. - Mrs. G
Smith is able to ride out. - Charlie
Ordway is i'll with grip - Mrs Jefford
is with her father at the Tunbridge House
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o. W. Hodson has sold his farm an
stock at auction.
A nice line of single dress patterns Il
henriettas, serges, ETC., at Sterling q Co.'s.
May Turner, who has been attendin
school at Bethel, has returned home for
short vacation. - L. M. Heath has sol
his residence to Charles X. Spauldine
- K. M. Buchanan of West Leb anon
n f., was in town last Friday. -
GD.Tse Williamson is sick with pneumonia
II L. McAllister visited friends il
W st Randolph and Bethel last week.
East Warren.
L. NJ Eeaoh has sold his place to Charlie
Spaulding and will move soon to Roxbury
where he has bouyht place.
G. A Berry's steam mill was burned las
Thursday morning. No insurance. 1t is
great loss TO him and also to this CON
munty, as it was located near the tow
line aud was a great convenience to tn
east part of the to vn.
DIR. o ID. Green is to move to Betht
soon and will practice in company with hi
brother. This town will meet with g Cd
loss, as he has been in practice here abou
twelve years, has been very successful, an
has made many warm friends.