The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-10-30

ing Tor him at present.
Joel Ormsbee, who has been dangerously
i'll, is somewhat better.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. H. Templeton and
9. A. Dingwall and sister are visiting in
Lincoln.
dance at Pray's rink on Friday evening. A
jolly good time was the verdict.
The entertainment given at the village
hall by Miss Gould, last Friday evening"
was deserving Of a better attendance.
North Montpelier.
The son OF Mr.. and Mrs. e. J. Hamblett
is quite sick with bronchitis.
There was good attendance at the dance
at North Montpelier hall last Friday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Averill and Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Mears were here on Friday even.
ing in attendance at the dance.
Walter g. Little awaited himself of the
cheap rates to Boston offered by the rail-
road to make a visit to his sister, Mrs. Sa-
rah Gray.
Fairlee.
Milo Jenkins entertained large party
last Friday evening. The principal feature
OF the evening was husking corn.
George Mann is repairing his engine
- Mr.. Donahue and sons are doing the
work on Mrs. STATIONS house. - DR..
and Mrs. Fletcher Of Bradford were guests
of Mrs. Gilmore on Sunday. g. B. L.
Adams is digging a cellar for new house.
- Mrs. John Sleeper and sister OF
friend and schoolmate, Mrs. Rice, last
week
North Fayston.
The Willing Workers will meet at the
school house in district No. next Friday
afternoon to work for Mrs. Willie Nelson.
School in district No. closed last Friday
afternoon. Those having no absent marks
were Bertha, Ethel and Effie Bennett,
Catherine Boyce, Axle Nelson, Lura
Eaton, Clyde Norton, Julia Dannie and
Mamie Hagan. Those absent one day were
Nellie Griffin and Florence Ingalls,.
John Kelly is moving to Moretown on to
the Thomas McCarty farm. - Mrs. j.
p. Brown is visiting her daughters in
Boston.
Nelson Darling brought from Boston. last
week, four heavy horses.
The meetings conducted by Rev. Mr..
Gull in the Baptist church are to continue
on Wednesday and Thursday evenings.
G. R. Taggart will give literary and mu-
steal entertainment in the school-house on
Friday evening, November /, at eight
o'clock.
r. B. Hall, Sewell Carpenter, H. NJ. Page
and G. III. Welch are bringing running
water to their places, the former from the
j. Fl. WEIGH place.
Rev. Mr.. Morrow OF Topsham preached
in the Methodist church last Sunday. -
Harvey Aldrich and wife and Lena Morri-
son of Lisbon, N H.. visited at G. III.
Wech's over Sunday. - Elisha Butler
has moved to the house bought of E. A.
Lowell. - Charles Heath has moved
into Frank Kittredge's house.
Ricker's Mills.
1t is reported that Ellery G. Page has
bought the Lebbeus Welch farm. -
Mrs. Sarah A. Page has moved into the ST.
mon Emery house. - William S. Orr
and wife have been visiting Professor Nell
son Whitehill of West Randolph the past
week.
Hardwick.
M. H. Teachout has moved into his new
house.
The first issue of Harris Weekly arrived
on Monday. Evidently John is in it,
Trow & Angel are erecting house near
the Baptist church for G. A. Stanford.
The closing bicycle meet of the season
was held at Prospect Park on Saturday.
The funeral services of Mrs. o. G. Arnold
were held at the house Sunday afternoon,
Rev F. f. Lewis officiating.
The concrete sidewalk will extend from
the Cowles block to Shattuck's, and will be
a good thing as far as it goes.
L. w. Spaulding has moved into his new
house, and Mrs. Garvin has moved into the
Wells house, vacated by him.
The first entertainment of the lecture
course will be on Monday evening, Novem-
Der A, by the Harvard Quartette at Acad-
envy Hall.
Marshfield.
Sociable at Ernest Rosabrook's next Sat
urday evening. All are invited.
Abijah Bems has purchased the big barn
at Kinneysville. He will put it up on his
farm.
L. d. Mute has got the foundation in for a
big barn which he intends to erect next
season.
There is to be an adjourned meeting of
the Village Cemetery Society on Friday
evening of this week.
Two new street lamps were put up by in
dividuals last week in the village. Who
will be the next to follow the good example?
Herbert Eddy has taken the section at
the Summit, on the Montpelier and Wells
River railroad and is to be foreman. He
moves there this week.
An invitation is extended to all who are
interested in the formation Of Good Tenn
plars lodge to meet in the vestry of the
Methodist Church this "wednesday even
ing.
The Young Peoples Christian Union Of
the Universalist church will meet at Mrs.
George Wooster's on Wednesday evening.
All the young people are cordially invited
to be present.
Over sixty tickets were sold at this sta
ton for the Boston excursion. Among the
many who went from this vicinity were ii
ID. McCrillis, G. L. Dwinell, Mrs. f. w
Cole daughter and son, and Mr.. and Mrs
c. K. Shepard.
Mrs. Lizzie Spencer has sold her residence
in the village to Ira II. Edison, and goes &c
| Montpelier this week to work in the james
r. Langdon residence as cook. Mr.. Edison
has fixed up a room in his house, and will
make meat barrels, water-tubs and do gen
eral repair work.
Noah W. Burdick OF Danville was il
town on Wednesday last and called on ole
friends. He had been to WilliamstOwr
with a load Of household goods. - Er
Spencer and wife returned last Saturda,
from three-weeks' visit at Minneapolis
They returned home via Niagara Falls an(
Springfield, Mass. - Mrs. Eta Gerry o
South Hadley Falls, Mass, is visiting a
e. L. Spencer's. - Mrs. G. e. Robinson
returned from Montpelier last week, wher,
she has been visiting her daughter. -
q IT CarDanter IL to move on to @, ID