The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-10-09
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and s. B. Fair, ex-representatives, and 9th.
ers, attended the legislative reunion.
Charles Burnap has bought and moved to
the &c. ID. Haskell place at North Calais
Bert Bancroft has also moved to North
Calais.
There was a corn husking at j. w. & A.
W. Hawkins on Monday evening with over
one hundred present. About 500 baskets of
corn were husked.
East Calais.
Rev. William Faunce will preach for the
Universalists, next Sunday morning, at
10:45 A. M. In the afternoon, Rev. M. b.
Davenport will preach his farewell sermon.
The time of opening meetings in Moscow
Lodge, I. o. Of G. T., is seven o'clock, after
the LIST of October. G.. j. Lamb has been
elected delegate to the grand lodge, which
holds it's session at Richford next week.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Marsh and Mr.. and
Mrs. Lucius Jones have gone to New York
on the excursion - Mr.. and Mrs. l.. l..
Provost have taken little girl baby from
the Home at Burlington, to bring up as
their own.
Chelsea.
An infant daughter of Clinton f. Buzzell
died on Monday night of last week. The
child's mother is dangerously Ill.
We lost one Of our best young ladies in
the marriage at Montpelier, on Monday of
last week, of Myrtle e. Sprague to William
A. Shay of Montpelier.
G. g. Locke's farm, stock and farming
tools are to be sold at auction on the 10th
inst. Mr.. and Mrs Locke are to move into
William Robbins house.
The following is the weather record for
September as kept by George Dewey:
Maximum temperature, S60, on the 23d;
minimum temperature, 3o0, on the 14th;
mean temperature, IS 11-15o; amount of rain,
240 inches; greatest amount in "A hours,
! 1903 inches, on the 90 h and Both; number OF
clear days, 10; partly cloudy days, Z; cloudy
| days, 8; number of days on which rain fell,
| 5; prevailing direction of wind, north; first
killing frost on the 15th thunder-storms on
the 11th 18th and Goth.
E. L. Walbridge of St. Johnsbury is in
town gathering II aterial for special Chel-
sea issue of the Randolph Herald. - r.
W. Aliens father is visiting him from
at home from Providence, X. l., for short
vacation. - Marion Hatch of STAFFORD
is teaching a class of pupils here in instru-
mental music. - Eugene II. Kennedy
is about to go to Somerville, Mass, where
he has obtained employment. - Leon
deem, n c., Mr.. Bemis' brother, Bernie W.
| Flanders going with them. His house is to
be occupied by Carl G. Rollins. - Ar
thur G. Cross has finished work at the Yer
shire creamery, and has gone to Concord,
! N. H., to work in the insane asylum.
- Edith Forrest has gone to New
Haven, Conn, where she is to teach in
the same school with her sister. u
X. Darling was the only one of our legisa.
tors who attended the reunion at Mont
pelier last week. - Mrs. e. o. Tracy
| has gone to Hamilton, Ontario, with her
daughter Lyle, who will go on from that
point with Mrs. S. w. Grant to Kirksville,
Mo-, for medical treatment.
West Corinth.
Charles Virgins, who has been sick the
past few weeks, is better.
Henry Clark has let his farm to G. B.
Blake, and has sold his personal property
| at auction.
The post office is now in S. A. True's
house. G. L. Spear is postmaster and Mrs.
| s. A. True assistant.
East Montpelier.
Edward G. Ormsbee and Estella E.
| Woodward were married last week Tues
day evening.
The marriage of Mrs. Lucy A. Paine of
this town to Mr.. Brown of Montpelier is
announced for this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. A. Pierce have taken
another boy to board" it being the third
one in less than three years
The harvest concert mentioned last week
| was a success. The programme consisted
| of racitations nv Mnrl CLARK * attic Foster
Matt willard Ella DndIev Frank Foster
Carl Sihlev and Ida short intersnersed
With annronriate solos duets etc from the
choir pp
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MIS-. maria surrey ID SICK N, ner case
puzzIng the physician =" me Reports
are that Mrs, hugn MGD9nalu mas lelC Hel
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| fron, FIorida hos baan VISITING hia siater
Mrs. William j. Foster.
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Nol'n Nio"
Mrs. w. ID, Dodge, who has been absen
several weeks upon visit to friends il
New Hampshire, returned home on Satur
day.
G. w. Clark and Arthur Stevens, who
have been at work for MIR. Chase at ESSEX
Junction during the past season, returned
home several days ago.
Tho vorroest dopabter NJ Mr. and Mrs
w Jobnson Voc 1n;ta sarionslu IN 10 q
-, ,Innat md' ~ ~ nha;S 80. a.. los los
at the present writing is very much better