The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-09-11

DbODlt HS 0t WAS DOTn ana reared mere
and lived for many years in the Latham
house
Mrs. j. w Forest Howe and family are
visiting in town; also Miss Ella Packard
from Concord, N. II. - Charles Jaquith
has returned from his summers work at
Rye Beach and goes to Dartmouth to-
morrow.
Topsham.
Rev. Samuel Jackson of South Ryegate
will exchange pulpits with Rev. Mr.. Kill
Tough next Sunday.
The Christian Endeavor Society held its
semi-monthly meeting last Sunday evening,
with Rev. Mr.. Killough as leader, at the
Methodist church.
A game of base. ball was played at Tops
ham last Saturday between the mines OF
Kasson Bridge $50 called) and East Corinth,
resulting in a score of 10 to "a in favor OF
the East Corinth nine.
@. II. Currier was at home over Sunday
from Cookville, where he is clerk in store.
- A. M Lang, who is attending school
Sunday. - Mrs. G. l.. Buchanan has
recovered 80 as to be able to work again.
= G. l.. Buchanan has one of his hands
paralyzed so he is unable to move it. -
Orrin Green's son and daughter from Rut-
land visited him recently. - Mrs Hat.
tie Lewis has been visiting her mother,
Mrs. Matilda Corruth. - James Miles
sawed his hand on a circular saw, and Is
unable to work. - A son was born to
w W. Chalmers last week. 60 Mrs.
Mabel Brown has returned to her home in
Haverhill, Mass.
West Topsham.
#. A. Gearwar is to have an auction next
Saturday, selling his stock, hay, farming
TOOLS etc.
G.. X. Church and Hall & Cochran OF
Groton have purchased the timber land and
steam saw-mill OF X. M. Harvey.
Mr.. Bryant, wife, and daughter, OF Elgin,
Mimi, stopped at the hotel over night last
week Mrs. Bryant is daughter OF Gates
Richardson, formerly Of Waits River.
Mrs. Mary Hight and son Luther have
gone to Montpelier, where the latter will
| attend school at the seminary. - Mrs.
Mary Abbott, Mrs Belle Downs, and Mrs.
Henry Abbott Of Man chester, N. H., visited
relatives in town q few days last week.
- Mrs. Laura Parks, who has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Horace
| White, returned to her home in Boston last
Friday. - A little daughter OF Charles
Averill of Barre has been visiting Flossie
Tubbs. - Willie Eddy OF Lincoln Is wis.,
iting his grandfather, T. H. Minard, and
other relatives in town.
Waits River.
r. M. Carter and William Dorr OF Lowell,
Mass, are spending their vacation in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Challis and two daugh-
ters, Roanna Challs and Mrs. J. E. Han
son, who have been visiting at ID. s. Fol-
SONS and j. F. Philbricks, start for
their home in Freeborn, Mimi, to day.
Tunbridge.
The five children OF the late George
Cushman and one grandson were in town
on Friday to attend the funeral OF their
mother.
Mr.. Myron fuller has bought the j. NJ.
| Whitney place near North Tunbridge and
is moving there.
The body OF Mrs. George Cushman was
brought to town Friday last for interment.
| Funeral services were held in the church.
Rev. Mr.. Morrill, preached.
Mrs. M. T. King is putting the hotel in
readiness for its new tenants. - Jen-
nette Smith is having her house repaired.
- MIR. and Mrs. James Doyle Of Royal
ton were in town last week. - Mrs
Wiley of STAFFORD is at work for Mansel
Nelson. - Mr.. Campbell is visiting his
brother at Derby. - The funeral of Syl-
vester Goodwin was held at his late home
last Wednesday. - Rev. and Mrs
Miles of New Haven are staying at Ben.
jamin fuckers. - Lizzie Hayward
came home from Royalton last week.
South Tunbridge.
The village school began last week Mon
day with Mrs. Bertha Durkee as teacher.
Nellie Dodge teaches in No. 10, and Walter
How the upper grade at the Market.
Mrs. Walter Woodward and two children
Of Chaplin, ILL.,, have been visiting at e. A.
woodward's. - Rev. R. e. Courier is
somewhat better. - Frank Loveland Of
Winchendon, Mass, is visiting at G. s.
Shepard's. - A. j. Eaton Of Royalton
has supplied the pulpit at the Methodist
church the past two Sundays. - Jane
How and Mabel Dodge are attending school
in Chelsea, and the Misses Leisure have re-
turned TO the seminary at Montpelier,
- John George has gone to Barre to
learn photography.
Waitsfield.
The schools in town began on Monday.
The dance at the creamery hall was not
largely attended.
G. f. Eddy is running his creamery at
Moretown this week, Mr.. Price, who has
charge of it, being sick
Milo Bushnell, with his wife and daugh-
ter is visiting his brother and sister, H. n.
Bushnell and Mrs. Elvira Jones. Mr..
Bushnell has been west for about fifty
years.
Henry Dana, when returning from
Waterbury on Saturday, was thrown from
his wagon near the house of William NJ.
Strong, but, owing to his elastic condition,
was but little injured.
Frank Matthews of Providence, r. l.. is
visiting his mother, Mrs. A. G. Matthews.
- Mrs. William Palmer and Mrs. o. G..
Eaton were at Montpelier on Monday.
- Mrs. A. B. Enright has gone for a
two-weeks' visit at her sisters in Ellenbor-
ough, N. Y. - Mark and Guy Bushnell
were guests of Matt and Walter Jones over
Sunday. - Leslie Reed, with his sister,
Mrs. A. F. Richardson, has been in Bos-
ton and vicinity for week or ten days.
Warren.
About twelve OF our boys have been sum-
moned to attend county court next Friday.
The game Of baseball between the Lin
coins and the Warrens resulted in favor OF
the Warrens-14 to IL.
Mrs. John Conner of Boston, who has
been visiting at s. Banisser's for few
weeks, has returned to her home.
East Warren.
Rev Harry Roper breaches his last ser.
mon here next Sunday, as he is soon to re-
turn to college He and his wife have won
many friends here during their short stay
among us.
Joseph Carpenter, who has been sick q