The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-01-30
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be the event OF the season. Moors orches-
ira OF Hartford, with FIVE pieces, will fur
nish the music.
Union Village.
BENJAMIN Martin thinks he will return to
Duluth, Mimi, about the middle Of Feb
ruary.
The meetings at Rice's Mills, conducted
by Rev. W. A. Evans, the past two weeks
have resulted in much good.
A party OF seventeen went from this
placs, Monday evening, in four .borse
team to attend surprise party at Rufus
Simonds' at White River junction, return
ing at fl ve o'clock Tuesday morning
The Ladies' Aid Society met with Miss
Titus at the house OF Fred Ruggles on
Wednesday afternoon and evening. There
was large company, and IL was very pleas.
antly entertained. Six dollars were ad led
to the treasury.
East Topsham.
George Buchanan has bought the old
grist-mill house.
j. r. Nelson has exchanged houses with
Wallace Chalmers.
j. w. Merritt and sons are numbering.
They have about 100 logs.
Alvah Corliss has moved into the house
lately vacated by William Chalmers.
Orrin Green has purchased OF Everett
Forsythe a four-year.old colt, paying S85.
Martha j. Merritt has pure-bred Silver
Lace Wyandotte flock Of hens From thirty
six hens during year she has cleared net
profit Of SAT, and had forty hens left TO win
ter, besides raising twenty chickens which
may be sold for 81 each.
AT the annual meeting OF the Creamery
Association the following officers were
elected: President, Putnam Hayward;
treasurer, A. G. WoImwood; directors, G.
Taplin, p. Hayward, w. Bowen, G Currier,
A. Hood, Joseph Nelson, A. NORWOOD
Z. A. Hood has been employed to run it at
a salary Of 5000 year. Whe never he is alb.
sent George. W. Merritt, frstrate butter
maker, takes charge.
West Topsham.
John b. Sanborn has bought a half inter-
est in the blacksmith shop OF his father,
o. s. Sanborn.
John q. Page has purchased the grist-
mill and mill.house Of 8. M. Field and has
taken possession.
Some sneak thief stole robe and horse
blanket from the sleigh Of j. M. Cilley while
1t was standing in his yard, last week Mon
| day night.
Batchelder & Lord of Orange have bought
| OF r. M. Harvey the Carpenter saw. mill and
house and have taken possession. They are
| to make butter-tubs and crates.
Waits River.
Fl. III. Clark has purchased the house re-
Gently vacated by Peter Biladeau and has
taken possession.
Rev. j. Hamilton, presiding elder, is ex.
pected to occupy the pulpit next Sunday
afternoon at two o'clock.
Tunbridge.
| Quarterly meeting at the Baptist house,
beginning Saturday morning.
Liberty Grange will hold its next meet
ing Saturday afternoon at one o'clock.
The monthly meeting of the local union
will be Friday afternoon at two o'clock at j
M. Kibby's.
Mrs. George Stearns died Saturday after
an illness Of over year. The body was
taken to Lyndon for burial.
Annie Lyman is at work for Mrs. Horace
Jones. - Annie Goss Of Chelsea visited
at j. M. Kibby's last week. - Mr.. and
Mrs. Rolla Pierce have charge Of the Tun
bridge House while Mr.. Stearns is absent
- Will Howe is i'll with grip.
North Tunbridge.
The Free Baptist quarterly meeting will
convene with this church, commencing on
Friday of this week.
The village school has been closed for a
few days on account OF the sickness OF the
teacher, Miss Durkee, with the humps.
Many are sick in our community. The
worst cases known are those of Mrs. e. F.
Howe, Mrs. W. B. Gould and Mrs. H. M
Stewart.
On Wednesday last the remains Of the
well-known and old.time resident OF this
town, Mrs. Janet Bennett Hagan, were
brought here for burial. She has been liv
ing in Grand Rapids, Mich, with her only
child, Jennie Hagan Jackson, who il
largely celebrated through many states as
public speaker. Mrs. Hagan had been in