The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-09-25

SEPIEMBER z
II. Browns, returned to their home in South
Bend, Ind, Monday. - Oscar b. Bow.
man has moved to the Miller house, near
Cutters mills.
Orange.
A. r. Nelson has moved his family to his
farm at Kimball Corner. @. M. Emerson
will move into the house Mr.. Nelson va
Gated.
Plainfield.
A large number were in attendance at the
birthday of Mrs. Jennie Hammel last Satur-
day.
A wedding is announced for next week.
The contracting parties are to reside on High
street.
Several from this town attended the
meeting of the Baptist State Association,
at Barre, this week.
The school in the Lane district Is wanting
a teacher, the one first engaged teaching
but two weeks and then succumbng to
Inconsistencies.
e. G. Wells has been spending few days
In town, coming on Saturday last to bury
his wife, Dora (Hollister) Wells, who died
at their home in Cambridge after short
illness, leaving two children. G.. Wells and
wife of St. Adams and Mrs. s. 9. Shurtleff
of Montpelier attended the funeral. A large
number from Plainfield also paid their last
tributes to the memory OF their early school
mate and friend.
Dr. Goss and wife of Chelsea visited Mrs.
Goss' mother, Mrs. M. A. Vincent, last
Thursday. - Mrs. j. e. Farrow and
Bertha Chamberlin are at Rutland, this
week, attending the state convention OF the
| Womans Christian Temperance Union.
- Mrs A. M. Batchelder accompanied
| her mother to Boston last Monday, and
will remain several weeks. - w. K.
Rideout OF Boston is spending several days
with relatives and friends in this and adj
| Joining towns - Mrs. Beede has 80 far
recovered as to be able to spend few days
at Montpelier. - Ira Lamson and daugh-
| ter of Lawrence, Mass are spending few
days with Nelson Shorey - Mrs. Mar
tina Reed is improving in health.
East Roxbury.
The proprietor of the corn canning fac.
tory came around last week and settled in a
satisfactory way for the corn he could not
take.
Clarence, better known as Eugene, Burn
ham skipped out last week between two
days, leaving several financial mourners
1t is reported that his wife purchased a
ticket at the station for Windsor.
Clifton Hall, who has been sick several
months with consumption, died Friday
morning and was buried Sunday afternoon,
Rev, G. r, East of Northtield conducting
the services. The members Of the class Of
1913, Northfield High School, Of which he
was graduate, were present.
Mrs. Wallace Smith Of Portsmouth, N.
H., Is stopping at Fred Blanchard's for a
few days - Mr.. and Mrs Fred Lincoln
and children, from Underhill, were here to
attend the funeral of Clifton Hall, Mrs.
Lincoln's brother. - Mrs. Lepha Allen
is to resume work in the canning factory
when it commences to can apples -
w. o. Pride lost one of his best cows last
week from milk fever. - A sister OF
Mrs. II. A. Noble, accompanied by her
child, is visiting her. - 81. P. Abbott
was confined to his bed nearly all OF last
week with severe bowel complaint. -
Leon B. Allen enters the Norwich Univer-
sity this term. - Mrs. s. FL. Allen as
sisted in Moseley's eating saloon during the
fair at Mortified.
Randolph.
Large numbers from this town attended
the Northield fair last week. Several OF
the ladies from this town had fine exhibits
in Floral Hall.
Harry Thomas, while riding, Friday even.
ing, on Randolph Avenue, collided with the
curbing taking a fearful header. He was
somewhat bruised. His wheel was minus
handle-bar and cyclometer when it was
picked up.
The Orange County Woman's Christian
Temperance Union has requested the pas
tors of the various denominations to deliver
temperance sermon in their various
, churches. In accordance with that re-
quest, Rev. G. w. Morrow at the Christian
church, Rev. Seward Robson at the Baptist
church, and Rev. +. X. Graves at the Meth
odist church. delivered such sermons.
Rev. George w. Morrow left on Monday
, for Urbana, I'll, where he joins his wife
who preceded him some two weeks. III
: lectures five nights on his way out anC
| on Sunday in Ohio Nayt waal
!. he attends the Illinois Christian Endeavo
| convention as fraternal delegate from
4 this state. Rev E. NJ. Smith of Montpelie
' will supply at the Christian church during
his absence.
Frank e. Lamb, chief detective on tn
staff of the state fire marshal, Of Boston, i
. in town visiting relatives and friends. -
> j. b. Eldredge and Mrs. Henry Newton
and daughter went to Warren on Friday T.
attend the funeral of Mrs. ON. Jones, VIII
o was formerly pupil at the High Schoo
here. - f. W. Sault and wife spent
few days in Mortified and Montpelier las
, week, visiting relatives and friends. -
= j. II. Burt went to )ston on Monday. o.
l. October / he starts on the road as a sales
r man for D. H. Houghton & Co., manufac
s turers of boilers and engines. - AMT
r Burt has been chosen as delegate from tn
Il local organization to the annual convention
of the Kings Daughters at Rutland, Octc
Der 2 and 3. - Mrs V. M. Hardy ha
returned from a vacation trip to Yor
n Beach, Me-
Randolph Center.
:, Many OF the wells and springs have faileC
New stairs are to be placed in the Metl
odist church.
"A Mrs. Fred Washburn, who has been i'll s
many months, died last week.
,. New adjustable seats have been placed /
n the school-house in district No. A.