The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-11-27


injury DR., Perkins of East Barre dressed
the wound.
w. e. Dow and Ira l.. Cochran, who have
been in the hospital at Burlington for the
past two weeks, returned last Saturday.
Mr. Dow had his left eye removed while
there He came home reduced in strength
and flesh. 1t is hoped that he will soon re-
gain both.
Mrs. j. b. Cave is seriously i'll with con-
gestion Of the liver. Mrs. E. p. Lord is
taking care OF her. - W. o. Carr, who
has been stopping with his uncle. l.. ID.
Carr, for a few weeks, has gone to Barre to
work in blacksmith shop.
Plainfield.
The thank offering exercises at the Meth.
odist church last Sunday morning, under
the direction Of the Woman's Home Mis-.
sionary Society, were both interesting and
instructive, showing something Of the work
which the society is doing for the cause OF
home missions. Several papers were read,
and exercises by the children were pleasing,
especially the recitation by Myrtle King.
The generous collection showed the interest
which all felt la the work.
George Townsend is to move from his
farm TO the tenement of Mr.. Batchelder.
- George Benjamin has moved into
the tenement in his new block. - Mrs
Orrin Davis has typhoid fever. - Kid
der Il Remission have completed their new
house on School street. - Mrs. E. e.
Yaw is sick. - Carl Foss is improving
in health. - George Ben amin has sold
his building lot on the hill to E. Skinner.
North Randolph.
There will be box sociabe at Enter
prise Hall next Saturday evening.
Mrs. f. e. White of Barnard was in
town recently. - John Hardy has
bought piece Of land from Mrs. s. M. AL
1nn II o..
New Hampshire recently. - Mrs. Ber-
tina Durkee and daughter have returned to
South Tunbrid ye. - Miss Fannie jack
son OF Williamstown has been visiting
classmates in this vicinity.
Roxbury.
The village school commences December
2, with Mrs. Carrie Coleman as teacher.
- Robert Gribben and Miss lila Shep-
hard were in town Wednesday and Thurs
day. - Miss Lura Worcester is spending
her vacation in East Montpelier. u .F.
Pearly, the general agent for the Walter A.
Wood Moving machine Company, was in
town on Thursday. Frank Fletcher
spent Sunday with DR.. Fletcher.
Hon y. 8. Stanton was in Burlington last
Friday. - Mrs. George and child of St.
Adams are spending few days with DR..
and Mrs. Fletcher. - Mona O'Grady
spent few days with friends in Northfield.
- Hon. ii. w. Bailey was in town on
business last Wednesday. - s. d. Allen
OF Barre was in town on Thursday. His
neice accompanied him home.
South Ryegate.
Rev. j. j. Hall and family have been
quite ill Of late. Mr.. Hall was not able to
preach last Sunday. Many OF his congre.
CATION attended services at the Reformed
Presbyterian church.
The South Ryegate Cooperative Cream
cents per pound for October butter. The
association has ordered a new engine,
which is expected this week. With this
addition, it is expected the creamery will
be in complete running order. 1t is hoped
that it will not lack patronage.
Robert Darling returned home: from
Palmer, Mass, last week, on account of
poor health. - Thad Gray moved to the
j. b. Nelson farm last Monday.
Thetford.
There will be a harvest concert in the
church next Sunday evening.
Mrs. K. II. Worcester has returned from
visiting friends in Littleton, N. II.
DIR. w. L. Paine was called to Randolph,
last week, by the sickness and death of his
father
The Chautauqua Circle here will Join
the one at Thetford Center for a union
meeting at s. M. Gleason's on Thursday
evening.
The Academy closed with the usual
school social on Friday evening. A large
number Of former pupils and friends were
present, and very pleasant time was en-
joyed.
The church social held at Mrs. SHADES
was an enjoyable affair. Mr.. and Mrs
Farnsworth were present and gave many
stories of Turkish life and customs. Re-
freshments were passed, in Turkish man.
ner.
North Thetford.
The steam mill is not running. Mrs.
Isabelle (Hosford) Stone has left her home
in the West and come to spend the winter
with her invalid aunt, Mrs. Cushman.
- Mrs. j. j. Conant and Mrs. Esther
Barnes and daughter returned from Boston
last Saturday. - Newton Wilmot has
moved here from l., me, N. H., and is to
live with his father. - Tracy Hosford
has been improving. His friends hope to
see him out again.
Post Mills.
Mrs. s. G. Smith OF Wells River is stop
ping in town. - Carlos Smith sold his
personal property at auction last Saturday
afternoon. - William Smith will go TO
Syracuse, N. Y, for the winter. Mr..
Wilkinson of Canaan, N. H., has sold the
l. NJ. Guild place on South Main street to
Harvey Batchelder. Miss Jennie
Comstock has gone to Lynn. Mass.
Topsham.
Mrs. Alvah Corliss died at her home in
this village on November 10 Her funeral
was held the 2lst, Rev. w. II. Morrow Of
fcating.
The members of the Reformed Presby.
terrain church have adopted a resolution
rendering vote of thanks to George Mer.
rift. Jean Dickerman, Andrew Cornth and
others who repaired the spire of the church.
West Topsham.
Samuel Howard of East Hiram, Me-, is
visiting his brother, Aldrich Howard.
- Mrs. Chester Hight is i'll.
Herbert Bagley has purchased N. ID.
Woods interest in the butter box factory.
- Martin Luther, who has been sick
with typhoid fever at Montpelier, was able
to be brought home last week,
WaitsfeId.
Thanksgiving services will be held at the
Congregational church next Thursday even
ing at 7: 80 o'clock.
Mrs. r. Maxwell has sold her farm and
stock, hay, grain, ETC., to Frank Smith.