The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-11-06

do an extensive business in lumber and
wood the coming winter
Miss Grace Bond OF this place and Lie.
wellyn Dwire of Manchester, N. H., were
married October 20. They have the best
wishes OF their many friends.
Mr. and Mrs. w o. Carr OF Oxford, N. H.,
are visiting in town. - A. M Foster OF
Cabot was in town last week looking after
his patent sap-spout interests.
PlainfieId.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet to sew
with Mrs Kiser next Thursday.
Last Saturday the mixed train ran over
three colts, the property of Dwight Hol-
lister
A number from this place are planning to
hear John G.. Woolley at the Barre opera
house on Wednesday of next week.
The regular meeting OF the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union will be held
next Saturday afternoon at three O'Clock.
No services were held at the Congrega.
tional church last Sunday. Services will be
held next Sunday as usual when it Is ex-
pected that Rev. Daniel Thomas will occupy
the pulpit.
Miss May Griffin, the guest Of Mrs w. b.
Page, sang in the Methodist choir last Sum
day. Miss Griffin has a very rich voice,
and the easy, artistic manner in which she
rendered 4" My Shepherd made impressive
the morning services.
The first entertainment Of the lecture
course was given last Saturday. as an
nounced. A very good house greeted " In.
| nocents Abroad" and any who thought " it
was nothing but fun " made a mistake, as it
was thoroughly instructive entertain.
ment.
Mrs. Jennie Hazelton OF Massachusetts
is visiting her native town. - l.. G.
Leavitt and Miss Edna Clark are among
those who visited Boston this week -
Fred Bancroft is visiting his uncle, Ira
| Page.
Solid steel ranges the latest thing In
stove construction, are now on sale at Bar
rows & Peck's, No GA Main street, Mont
pelier, at lowest prices Examine them
before buying.
Roxbury.
The new school.house in district No. 8 is
completed
William b. circuit has built a new corn
barn and granary.
Sylvanus f. Rich has sold his hay and
stock rented his farm and gone to st. AL.
bans 10 live with his daughter, Mrs. Spalding
Rev. A. H. Wright and family returned
from Mich gan last Friday. Mrs. Fred
Roys has been very sick for the last week.
She is more comfortable at this writing.
East Roxbury.
Some Of our farmers have to go a mile for
water.
The school in the Bowman district, taught
by Abbie Fisher, closes this week
John Buzzell is moving to the farm he
recently bought of Mrs. Izette Bennett.
Mrs. Bennett has moved into the house re-
Gently occupied by A. l. Rich. - George
Foss and wife visited friends in East Brook.
field the past week. - Alonzo Rich has
moved to a farm in Brookfield. - f. E.
Bowman has been making improvements on
his buildings.
Schools generally close on Friday Of this
week. The vacation lasts until December 2.
The old grist mill is now running, in
charge of I'll. s. Atkins, making three in
town
The death of Mrs. Frank Smith occurred
last week. She leaves five small children
to feel mothers loss.
Mr.. and Mrs George Wade entertained
their friends on Friday evening, November
l, 1t being the fftieth anniversary of their
marriage.
Frank Churchill and wife of Morrisville
were in town ON Sunday. - Ira Hender.
son and family will move to Waterbury
early in the present month - Will
Burt goes to his work at Lake Placid, N.
Y, early this week. - Felix Wells has
returned from Saranac, N. " Thad
Harvey will move to the Hobert farm in
Waterbury next week. - A. G. Ray
mond, who has been for several weeks in
Dansville, n. Y, for treatment, has returned
as far as Burlington and is now in Mary
Fletcher Hospital.
Thetford Center.
The school taught by Miss Belle Camp has
closed. 1t is reported that she will teach
the winter term. - Ida Campbell of
Hanover is stopping at Mrs. Frank Emery's
- Mrs. Amos Porter is on the sick
list. - 1t is said that Mrs. johnson will
spend the winter in Olcott. - Rev. W.
ID. White and James Holmes and son
Arthur are in Boston. - William p
Lsdd, wife and daughter Ruth have been in
Boston the past week. - Mrs. Lucy
Sloan Is still in the hospital at Burlington.
East Thetford.
A Christian Endeavor social was held at
Charles Emerson's last Monday evening.
- Charles Bassett and daughter May
took in the exclusion to Boston. = Mrs
Jennie Pressy is with her sisters in Clare
mont N. H., for a while. Mrs. Britton
and family have moved to White River
Junction.
North Thetford.
The steam mill is running on half time
Plenty OF work is expected when snow falls.
Intelligence was received here last Satur-
day OF the death of Ephraim Porter, a
former resident of this place, but late of
Somerville, Mass. The remains were in
tered at Lyme, N. II.
Fred Earle, conductor on the Boston &