The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-10-09
BrOokheld.


The sociable held Thursday night, Sep
TENDER &C. in the pariors of the Second
church, was well attended. The Festival
of the Year" was rendered by the young
people dressed in appropriate costumes, af-
ter which refreshments of cake and coffee
were served
William Schroeder has returned to New
York, where he Is to attend college. -
Mrs Fred Fullam has gone to Natick,
Mass, to visit her sister, who is very low
with consumption. - Mrs. Henry Will
son, former resident, is visiting friends in
town. - Rev. William Carr and wife
are visiting in town. He was former pas.
tor here. - Marshall Peck talks of
spending the winter in the West for the
benefit of his health. George Patter.
son still continues very low, and fears are
entertained that he will not recover. -
William Blodgett is raising and otherwise
repairing the i Of his house.
East Brookfield.
Harley Wheatley of Bradford is spending
his vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs,
A. N Wheatley. - Mrs. Levi Mallory of
East Montpelier visited her daughter, Mrs.
w. W. Sprague, recently, as did Mrs. DR..
l. G. Wakefield of Montpelier her mother
Mrs. G, w. Clark. - Nathaniel Wheat
ley and wife visited in Brandon, making
the trip by carriage - Mrs. j. II.
Sprague was recently called to Chelsea on
account of the serious illness Of her mother,
Mrs. Harriet Bacon. - j. NJ Angel and
wife recently visited friends and relatives in
Gaysville, Mr.. Angeles former home.
West Corinth.
w. Remission is enjoying a visit from his
father, who lives in Maine and came to this
place with Mr.. Clark.
G. f. Blake has finished his labors on j.
p. Virgins house and gone to East Barre
ba hni1 hat 10 In
up where Hutchins Brothers store was
burned.
Henry Clark, formerly a resident of this
place, now of Razorville, Maine, with his
little son Sable, is stopping here for a week
or two, looking after the interests of his
farm and visiting old neighbors.
David and Henry Quimby, with their
wives, of Boston, Mrs j ane Haskell of w OIL
colt, j. r. Mute and wife of Barre, and
James Wing and wife of Haverhill, n H.,
were here to attend the funeral of Joseph
Quimby.
Joseph Quimby. who moved from this
place about year ago, died at the home OF
James Wing in Haverhill, N H.. on Tues
day, Sept. "a. His remains were brought &c
this place the following Thursday, and the
funeral was held in the church, Rev. f. |
Sargent officiating.
West Fairlee.
c. w. Bliss recently purchased fine
Jersey COW of John ClOugh of Vershire
- Mrs. George Kimball has been visit
ing relatives in Barre. - Mr.. and Mrs
e. f. Dudley have returned from their va
cation. - Mrs. w. G. Gilman is ILL.,
Hardwick.
Drew & Stanford have sold all their build
ing lots to Trow & Angell
Work has been discontinued on the Hard
wick q Woodbury. railroad.
Where, o where, is that sidewalk thai
was to be built this season?
The doctors are hoping to save Mr.. Da
Wis leg, which was so badly broken las
week.
The Academy ball nine went to Crafts
bury on Saturday, September %, and were
badly done up.
II it is good weather, Shattuck will ar
range for more bicycle races aud other at
fractions at Prospect Park about the 18TH
East Hardwick,
Owners of Neutrality-suspicious. are sad be
cause most OF the grain was cut for fodder.
G. L. johnson has bought lot of land il
| Wolcott, and will let the cutting of tn,
timber
The school board has distrbu ted the new
books to the pupils, and, at the close of tn,
term, will put in bookcases to hold them.
Damas Massey has moved to Barton ant
let his place to his brother. - Mrs. G.
Bailey of Newport News, Va, with her two
children, is visiting her father, DIR. l.. w
Adgate. - Clinton Keith was recent.
called TO Barre by the death of littl
grandchild. - Mrs. DR.. G. w. Newton
of Irasburgh is visiting her father.
Ludlow.
Freeman Wallace, aged seventy, an inmat
of the town farm building, committed sui
eide last week Friday night by cutting hi
throat. He had been crippled by rheuma
tism for several years, but was an industri
GUS man and good citizen before his mis-
| fortune.
North Montpelier.
Mrs. G. L. Shortt and her daughter Alic
arrived home on Saturday. September Is