The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-08-21
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| ter.
Major Josiah Grout of Derby will deliver
| the annual address this year before the
| Ryegate and Wells River Valley Dairymen's
Association fair. Major circuit is well
known as one OF the ablest speakers in YER
mont, and is thoroughly in touch with the
farming interests of the state His address
will be one OF many noted features this
year.
A ball game, enjoyed by all, was played
on Gifllian Park last Saturday. The con.
| test was between the Granite Cutters nine
and the Sports, both Of this place. The
game was won by the Granite Cutters. At
cake were served by the defeated nine, to
which all were invited. George Robin,
| captain of the Cutters, was called upon for
a speech He responded in a manner
which showed that he could make speech
IL he couldn't play ball.
Murdoch Mcdonald arrived here from
Scotland last Thursday. He Is stopping
with his uncle, M. T. Mcdonald. -
Mrs. Mcdonald and two daughters of
Brooklyn, N. Y, are guests Of Mrs. r.
Cochrane. - G. K. George, travelling
salesman for Boston firm, is stopping with
his mother and brothers this week. -
Mrs. Ora p. Chsce Of Fall River, Mass, is
visiting with her sister, Mrs W. T. George,
this week. - Mrs. Duncan Stewart OF
Manchester, N. H., visited her brother,
Duncan Richie, few days last week.
| Thetford Center.
Judge Glason has had his horse shot He
has purchased another from Jones Brothers
| OF East Thetford.
There will be no service at the Methodist
church next Sunday, as Rev. W. II. White,
the pastor, is to attend camp-meeting at
Claremont Junction.
Mr.. Smith, a former assistant postmaster,
with his wife and little daughter, are visit.
ing friends in town. - Fred Hutchins,
wife and son OF Manchester, and William
Gilman and wife of Olcott, spent Sunday
at Richard Harvey's.
East Thetford.
Arthur wilmot visited his son Will al
Enfield, N. H., last Thursday. - Mr..
and Mrs. Dutton of Hartford visited al
Pushee's recently They also took in the
muster. - Eta Pushee returned to her
home in Woburn, Mass, last Friday. -
| Mr.. Merrill, wife and son OF Corinth visited
at George Wilmot's last week. - Mr.
White and wife of Corinth visited their
daughter, Mrs. George Wilmot, this week
Topsham.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Dckey and Miss Mat
tie are at home from Manchester, N. H., fol
time.
j. r: Nolan is making extensive repairi
in his house. The work is being done by
James Miles and Hiram Matson.
The spire of the Reformed Presbyterian
Church. which has so long been bent, ID
being Strengthened. George Merritt is CHIEF
workman.
Owing to sprained ankle, Rev. Samuel
Jackson was unable to preach in the Re
formed Presbyterian Church last Sunday, as
was announced.
An interesting game OF baseball was
played on William Morrison's meadow, last
Saturday afternoon, between the Topshan
and East Corinth teams The score stood
fifteen to fifty-six in favor of East Corinth.
Waits River.
e. N Philbrick is spending few days Al
home. - Mrs. d. s. Folsom is on the
sick list. - Mrs. o. E. Philbrick O.
Barre visited at J. f. Philbricks last week
Groton, N H., on Monday, accompanied by
his daughter Lila.
Tunbridge.
Mrs. Hattie NJ. Jeffords has gone to Lyn
donville.
Henry Stewart and family have returned
to Boston.
Archie and Lewis Campbell are at home
for few days.
B. Sargent's last week.
Mrs. A. F. Houston and daughter of Ply
mouth, n. H., are in town.
Mrs. Hazen Alexander and daughte
Mamie have returned to their home.
Miss Bertha Stearns and Harry Jefford
started for Port Chester, N. Y, last Monday
Mrs. Ellen King has returned from Ran
dolph and is with her daughter, Mrs. Rowell
Miss Mamie Nelson, who is at the Mar.
Hitchcock Hospital. has recovered 30 she il
able to 60 out OF doors.
Warren.
The recent sociable given by the Whit
Wing Society was well attended and an en-
joyable occasion.
No evidence wa1 found against Georg
Williamson for selling intoxcants. Fl
was acquitted and given back the liquor
Mr.. and Mrs. Plyna Parker, W. H. Car
dell and W. X. Dana intend to be presen
at the knights Templar conclave at Boston
Green Of East Bethel were in town las
week. - Arthur Nolan of Burlington
was in town last Friday.
East Warren.
Ed. Foley's house was burned last Fri
| day night But little was saved.
Michael Gotta, who escaped from the asy
lum at Waterbury, short time ago, wa
taken back to that institution on Tuesday.
Elrain Williams and family are visitin
friends in Barre. - Mr.. and Mrs. s.
Vandeusen and Frank Lamb and family al
tended the camp-meeting at Northfield
portion of last week - Mr.. and Mrs
James Tillotson spent the past week wit
Z their daughter at East Orange, Mrs. Charlie
8 Colby.
: Waterbury.
, Bert Riford returned to Boston on Thurs
! ! day.
Lost-Back and tan shepherd dog. Rev
L. II. Elliot.
Mr.. f. W. Elliot of Burlington was /
town Monday evening.
q DIR. L. X. Graves returns to-day to hi
home in New York city.
p Mr.. L. s. Tillottson of st. Adams sper
Sunday at 7. B. Taylor's.
, Mr.. Charles Searles of Enosburgh Fail
. is working on the Record.
' Miss Kate Kneeland of Lowell, Mass.
. in town, the guest of DR.. Hooker.
4 There will be no services at the Congr
s gational church next Sunday morning
Misses Abbie and Bessie Haines can