The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-11-06
are living on their farm in South Vershire
The men are at Graniteville.
Corinth.

Some OF our farmers have been unable Il
obtain sufficient help to do their harvesting
Threshing. machines have a light run o.
business this fall, as many cut their grair
for fodder.
A large number Of cows have been sold
in this section this fall. Many went to New
Hampshire.
Heavy western horses have been pur.
chased quite freely this fall, to be used as
farm teams.
A larger amount OF corn has been raised
ties have been frequent
The lady evangelist who labored so sue.
cessfully in Vershire recently has been en-
gagged TO come TO Corinth Meadow the first
of next month.
George G. Taplin, now of East Barre has
sold his farm in this town to Harvey Will
ley. &c. 9. Moulton is moving to Jo.
seph Knights farm. - j. j. Bagley has
gone to Boston, where he has a situation.
North Duxbury.
Emmett the eleven year old son of Mr..
and Mrs. Will lam McGralh, died of lock-
jaw last Friday morning.
Dexter b )yden of West Townshend was
the guest OF his sister, Mrs. j. A. Durkee,
last Friday - Mrs. Martin Barry OF
South Burlington is spending few days
with her parenls. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Burke.
South Duxbury.
School in district No. closes this week.
A daughter was born recently to Mr. and
Mrs. Ernest Griffith.
Mr.. Murray is expecting to put in a grst-
mill at some future day
Myron Davis of Moretown has opened
blacksmith shop near Mr.. Belongs.
The third quarterly communion service
will be held in the Congregational church
next Sunday afternoon at one clock, Rev.
L. o. Sherburne officiating.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Parcher visited
friends at Waitsfeld last week. -
George johnson and family have gone
George Mckinney of Warren visited his
mother, Mrs. Albert Phillips, last week.
- Samuel Turner and wife took a car
riage drive to Montpelier and Berlin last
week - Prentiss Clark and family have
taken possession of the house recently va
Gated by George johnson.
East Montpelier.
Harrison Morgan died last Saturday.
Funeral services were held on Monday.
Twenty tables were played at the whist
party last Friday evening in the East Viii
lage hall. The next will be held on the
evening Of November IL. A general invi
UdUlOn III 6&benueu
Lorenzo D. Hill, a highly-respected
townsman and veteran of the War of the
Rebellion, died of Brights disease last
night. Funeral services were
held on Sunday from his late residence,
Elder Warren officiating. A large number
of relatives and friends were in attendance.
His wife, and three children-Charles, who
resides in the West Mrs. w. M. Ramsdell
of Brooklyn, n. Y, and Mrs DIR. Angler OF
Boston-survive him. The interment was
at the East Village cemetery.
Fairlee.
George Chapman of Bradford intends put.
ting up large boarding house at Lake
Morey. 1t is to be four-story structure,
twenty-four feet by forty feet.
The village school, taught by Charles f.
closed last Thursday. Scholars
without a mark Virginia Bythrow, Corrie
Clogston, Inez George, BERTHE Smith, John
and Mary McIndoe, George Newton, Arthur
and Alice Pierce, Perley and Ray Switser,
Warner and Ernest Warren. Absent one
day or less; Maud George, Harry Kendall,
Putnam, Herbert Warren and Leslie Wood
ward. Whole number enrolled, thirty;
average, twenty-eight, with but very few
tardy marks.
Mrs. f. W. Abbott is ill. - Mrs. H.
P. Warren attended the funeral of her
father at Orfordville. N H., last Sunday.
- Frank Porter and sister Of Orange,
Mass, are visiting their mother - Wal
ter Abbott has gone to Massachusetts to
spend the winter. - George Mann's
has been here on a visit.
- Misses Kelley and McIndoe were
the guests of Ada McIndoe over Sunday
West Fairlee.
Mrs. L. A. George visited in Thetford last
week. - Mrs. Bessie Paul has been
quite ill the past week. - The Masons
held banquet at Eagle Hotel last Thurs
day night.
Greensboro Bend.
G. A Caswell has rented the rooms lately
used as q restaurant, and will sell ready
made clothing for gentlemen.
Robert Esdon of East Greensboro died at
his home on Friday, October 25 after SO.
we're illness OF several weeks. He was a
highly respected citizen and leaves large
circle OF relatives and friends to mourn his
loss. The funeral was held at his home the
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bradish have been visiting
friends and relatives in town. - Mrs. ID.
Leavitt is visiting relatives in Nashua N.
ii. - Mrs. Charles Pembergast from
Dakota is visiting friends in this place.
IT is truth in medicine that the smallest
dose that performs cure is the best De-
Wits Little Early Risers are the smallest
pills, will perform cure, and are the best.
w. K. Terrill 4 Co., agents, Montpelier.
Groton.
The new furniture for the Knights of
Pythias has arrived.
The Young Ladies' Mission Circle will
meet with Mrs. o. M. Boutwell, on Satur-
day, November 9, at 2: 00P M.
William Taisey died on October 30, aged
seventy nine years. His funeral was held
from his late residence last Sunday, Rev.
Thomas Teller officiating.
A committee from Caledonia county court
recently visited this town to see il it was
advisable to lay new road from the site of
the old tannery up the brook TO the town
house toward Peacham. After two.days
inspection and the taking of testimony it
was decided not to lay the road II. M
Harvey for petitioners Alexander Dunnett
for town.
Alex Cochran was in Boston last week.
Mrs. Cochran was in Williamstown and
Montpelier. - Bernard Eastman and
Lizzie Hall are home from Montpelier Sem
mary. - Mrs. Thomas Goodwin, Mrs.
Ernest McCrllis and Terance O'Neal's boy
are on the sick list, but are improving.
Ricker's Mills.
Mrs. Thomas Goodwin is very sick.
T. j. Mcknight has gone to Waits River.