The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-11-06

Maine railroad, has been home on week
vacation. - Mrs. A. W. Jaquith Is visit
ing in Concord, N. II. - J. T. Hosfort
| is somewhat better. - Mrs. T., X, Berr,
has been visiting friends in Massachusetts
60 Forrest Howe is home from Mt. Her
mon, sick with slow fever.
Post Mills.
Miss George, classmate at Thetford
| Academy of Miss Annie Dodge, spent Sun.
| day with her. Mrs. William Aldricb
of East Canterbury, N. H., was in town last
week. - Augustin Lapoint and David
Turner have gone to Connecticut Lake on a
two.weeks' hunting trip. - William r
Smith took a carriage drive to Littleton, N.
H., last week 60 Mrs. II. g. Moore and
son Frank have gone to Worcester, where
they are to reside.
West Topsham.
Rev. A. W. Ford has finished his labors
here and gone to Newbury. Mrs.
Eliza Barrett and Mrs. #. W. Lewis OF
Bradford were in town last Saturday. They
attended the missionary meeting at Will
Jamestown. - Mrs. Horace White, Mrs.
Herbert Bagley and G. II. Smith were in
Boston last week. - Mr.. and Mrs. H.
M Jackson are visiting in Killingly, Conn.
Their daughter, Mrs. 4. @. McCrillis, re-
turns with them. - Miss Bessie Smith
has gone to Salem, Mass, where she will
attend school the coming winter.
Waits River.
William Stsndlck, e. s. Locke, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. A. Dodge and Frank Carter went
to Boston last week. - About sixty at
tended the husking and oyster supper at A.
w. Farnham's Friday night. - Mrs. G.
Parkhurst, who has been visiting at G. B..
Miles, has returned 10 her home in WASH
ington. - Joseph Richardson has gone
Barre. w for fat
days before starting for his home in Elgin
MINI. - f. M. Mcknight is working for
H. II. Clark in the blacksmith shop.
Tunbridge
Several united with the Congregational
church last Sunday.
number OF the friends Of James Whit
ney, ST., met at his home on Monday even
ing to celebrate his seventy-fifth birthday
An oyster supper was served to the guests.
Mrs. Fl. r. Hayward has returned from
Irasburg. - Miss Lizzie w. Hayward
has returned from Lynn and Boston. -
Rolla A. Pierce and Fred Slack of Royaton
were in town on Sunday. - Miss Daisy
q: Rolfe is working at the Tunbridge
House. - Mrs. Thomas Jenkyn has re-
turned from Waterbury. - Mrs. s. Gil
ley returned from Lowell, Mass, las week
- Hubbard Farnham has hired Lester
Corwin's farm for next year. - Mrs.
Frank Spaulding and daughter of Kenne-
bunkport, Maine, visited in town part Of
last week.
South Walden.
The creamery now runs every other day
This arrangement holds good during the
winter.
Elder John Tburston has gone to Peacham
to supply the pulpit the remainder Of the
conference year.
The sum OF $50 was realized from the din.
Ui hn lou
Thursday. The proceeds go to the pastor,
Warren
Thirty couples attended the dance at the
town hall last Friday, evening. Music was
furnished by Mclaughlin and Houses Or
chestra. All report an enjoyable occasion.
DIR. w. V. Greene of Bethel was in town
last week. - Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll At
kins are visiting relatives and friends in
this place. - III. r. Kennedy, Fred Rich
ardson, Mr. and Mrs. o. Clough and Mr..
and Mrs. M. r. Goodspeed returned from
Boston last week
Washington.
The Ladies' Mite Society meets with Mrs.
e. f. Brown this Wednesday, afternoon
and evening.
Messrs Huntington & Clough are bar
gaining for lot near the new creamery on
which to erect polishing. shop.
MIS- d0Tscy ID MAKING extensive repairs
on her house in this village, her son, Clin-
ton Pittsley, experimenting the work.
The annual meeting of the Washington
Agricultural Association was held last
week Monday evening, when most of the
old officers were reelected.
Edward Emery, formerly of this place,
has sold his meat-market at East Barre,
and, it is understood, will return to Wash
ington to engage in business.
There has been delay in the completion
OF the new creamery, owing to the faulty
construction OF the dam, which was sup.
posed to be repaired last week, and milk
was received for the first time on the 1st
inst. Operations, however, still hang fire
on account OF more dam foolishness.
There will be sheet and pillo W case en-.
tertainment in the school-house hall on
Wednesday evening, November 10. All
are re Iuested to come and bring the afore-
said articles, in which to array themselves.
A musical and literary programme will be
rendered. Cake and coffee will be served.
Admission, ten cents. The proceeds are to
go for repairs on Union Church.
Her bert Taylor was burned out of house
and home last week Tuesday night. His
mother and two brothers lived with him on
the Eleazer Smith farm, which he pur-
chased four years ago, and the family were
awakened about midnight and had only
time to escape with their lives, saving but
few articles of wearing apparel and but lit
tie furniture. The hay in the barn was
total loss and some of the stock was burned,
making loss Of over $500 to Mr.. Taylor.
No insurance.
The village schools have an entertain
ment at school house hall on Tuesday even
ing of this week, and close for the fall term
next Friday. - l.. D. Tillotson went to
New York state on business trip last
week. - Will Morrison of East Barre
is clerking for L. ID. Tillotson. - Mrs.
Sophronia Brown has been i'll the past
week, and under the care of DR.. Warner.
- Carl Carpenter is laid up with
severe cold and cough. - Miss Lucy
Calef went to Providence, r. l., last week.
Solid steel ranges, the latest thing in
stove construction, are now on sale at Bar
rows & Peck's, No. GA Main street, Mont
pelier, at lowest prices. Examine them
before buying
Waterbury.
Burt Wallace spent day in Boston last
week.
Michael Tierney has rented one of e.
DuePs tenements.
Frank Trask has moved into the Clarence
Marshall house above Colbyville.
Mr. N l., Collins saams tn hA SLOWLY fail.