The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-06-26

with II. g. Gilbert; and various summer
guests also are at the Maplewood."
East Randolph.
Belle Camp has gone to the Adirondacks
been repairing his mill-dam at the village
the past week. 80 Maria Button Of Wis
consin Ia here visiting old acquaintances.
- George Dunbar, who stole horse OF
e. s. Hall last winter, has been sentenced
to states prison for two years. - John
Blaisdell and Will Morrill, were arrested
and taken to Chelsea last week, and fined
S15 and costs for drunkenness and dis.
orderly conduct. Kibbee & Hamlin
are at Tunbridge building large barn for
Hale Durrell
South Ryegate.
Many OF our people attended the funeral
of John Buchanan at Groton last Sunday.
The body OF a daughter of Daniel Mcleod,
aged about eighteen years, has been brought
here from Wells River for interment in the
old cemetery.
Hon. Frederick Mills, lieutenant governor
of Idaho, visited his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Samuel Mills last week, starting for home
on Saturday. Mr.. Mills was appointed last
winter to the Office OF civil engineer OF irri.
CATION. He is only thirty years old, but has
held many places of trust since he went to
u
civil engineer.
A good many of our citizens are attending
court at St. Johnsbury. Mach interest is
taken in lawsuit between John McKeud-
ley OF this place and an agent OF the New
York Life Insurance Company. McKend.
ley claims that the agent misrepresented
the business to him, and when he found out
how it was he withdrew and sued the COM
pany for his money. Several others claim
the same thing and withdrew and gave up
their policies, and are waiting to see what
success McKendley has. If favorable, others
are ready to sue the company on the same
grounds.
B. L. Terry has gone to a private hospital
away, his brother wallace will take his
place in the store. - Fl: j. O'Rourke
and wife OF Barre are stopping with Mr.
O'Rourke's father, James O'Rourke -
Mrs. James Shaw OF California, Mr.. and
Mrs. Victor e. Darling of Lowell, Mass,
and Robert Darling Of Palmer, Mass, are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Darling.
- Rev. j. y. Merrill Of Newbury oc-
cupied Rev. j. j. Halls desk last Saturday
on exchange.
Thetford.
Rev. Mr.. McDuffee will speak next Sun.
day on GOOD Citizenship"
Alice Kinney gave her scholars recep-
ton at her home last Friday night. 1t was
social time. Ice cream and cake were
served. The school closes this week Fri
day with the town school picnic, at which
Superintendent Stone is expected.
After year of hard and uninterrupted
work in the studies prescribed by the
Chautauqua organization, wherein much
good from the social as we'll as from the
educational standpoint has been gained,
the first years work closed Tuesday with a
picnic at Hollis ledge. A few besides the
members helped to make up the party, a
good time was enjoyed by all. The social
advantages gained should be kept up dur
ing the summer.
Kitty Worcester has come home for her
summer vacation. - III. E. Coombs,
who has been teaching in Amsterdam, N.
Y, has returned home for vacation. -
Leon Turner arrived in town last week
from New York, where he has been treated
for the wound he received in his thigh
some time ago. He is much improved.
- Maud Sanborn is visiting friends in
Massachusetts, - Mabel Carey is at
home for the summer.
Thetford Center.
The annual school and town picnic will be
held on Friday.
There will be an Epworth League sociable
in the town-house, July 3. The entertain
ment will be speaking and singing, with
refreshments of ice-cream, strawberries
cake. etc.
Lydia Messer and Agnes Sanborn, who
have been teaching school in Sharon, are
expected home next week. - Mr.. and
Mrs. R. Harvey visited in Olcott last week
- Clara Bell Willoughby has returned
to Lebanon, N II.
East Thetford.
North Thetford creamery report for May
is as follows: Milk received, 1872 ,654 pounds
butter made, S,757 pounds; received for but
ter, deducting freight and commissions
81 ,SS6.73; running expenses, including in
terest, S21S.5S; paid patrons, nineteen cents
per pound.
from Boston. - Mrs. Jennie Presley il
visiting her sister, Mrs. Henrietta Pierce, il
Claremont, N. II. - Emerson has beer
putting up a shed. - Carl Steele hal
put up barn, Tolman doing the job. -
Allen Heaton has returned to his home il
the West his brother going with him. -
Mrs. John Child and Mrs. Knowles of Wor
cester, Mass, are visiting at the Childs'.
Topsham.
The game of quoits has somewhat taken
the place of baseball on the common lately
Rev. Mr.. Killough will preach in the Re
| formed Presbyterian church next Sunday a
| half past two o'clock.
Charlie Corliss accidentally got a fishhool
caught in his lip and was obliged to have il
extracted by doctor.
Rev. W. II. Morrow preached on the sub
! ject of profanity last Sunday evening
More should have heard it.
George E. Hood and Grace Davenpor
were married short time ago. They will
live at the old home of Mr.. Hood.
The Christian Endeavor Society of thi
place has been invited to meet with the SO
ciety at Lime Kiln next Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown and little daughter
OF Haverhill, Mass, are visiting Mrs
Browns parents Mr.. and Mrs. A.. NJ Cor
ruth.
Waitsfleld.
Mrs. Bert Savage is visiting friends il
town for few days.
Dannie Grandy died very suddenly O
heart failure at his home on Tuesday, Jun
10. Funeral was at the house on Thursday
afternoon. Rev. A. 'B. Enright officiatec
u. II. McAllister had charge. Mrs. Grand
extends thanks to her friends and neighbor
for their kindness in her bereavement.
Warren.
A Mr.. Brown Of Meadville, Penn, is pa,
tor of the Unitarian church.
Mrs. Almond Cove, aged eighteen, die
last Saturday after an illness OF only a fe,
days, leaving husband to whom she ha
been married but few months