The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1896-05-27

become acquainted with Miss Nina Farwell,
sister of Jennie Hale, are sorry to learn she
has gone to Boston to make her home for
the present. - Herman Chamberlain,
wishing to improve each shining hour is at
work afternoons in Baldwin's bottling es-
tabli shment. 80 Mr.. Russell Moore was
thrown from his ice wagon Monday after
noon and cut quite badly on the head.
! visit her son Emery.
Gouldsville.
#. L. Kennedy of Waterbury, Conn, is
visiting at L. B. Yarrington's. - Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Hassam OF Worcester
Mass, are at l.. @. Harwoods. - Mrs
Laura Yaw of Lebanon is visiting here at
| the present time. - A son was born to
Mr. and Mrs. W. g. Greenwood on Friday,
May ~: Weight, nine and one-half pounds
- There are no bad cases of sickness at
this time of writing - Frank Avery Of
Minnesota visited his brother, Charles
Avery, the first OF this week
Orange.
1t is expected that Rev. p. @. Abbey Of
Barre will exchange with Rev. A. A. Smith
next Sunday.
The Orange County Teachers Institute ia
to be held here Thursday, May %. State
superintendent Stone and several other
prominent educators will be present The
public are cordially invited.
Mrs. K. G. Camp is quite i'll at DR.. 9. II.
Camps in Barre. - Mrs. George Emer-
son spent Friday in town. She is much i'm
proved in health.
Plainfield.
S. A. Batchelder is making an addition to
| his house.
John Ryan took two carloads of stock to
market on Monday.
The Memorial services at the Congrega-
tional church last Sunday morning were
well attended.
e. E. Yaw hurt one of his hands while at
work for s. A. Batchelder on Monday, and
| is now taking an enforced vacation.
Mrs. Clara Burnham, d. d. g. M, and
Mrs. DIR. NJ d. Warren of Green Mt.
Chapter, No. 80, o. e. s., of Cabot, visited
Winooski Chapter, No. SO, last Wednesday
evening.
1t is much to be hoped that the people Of
the town will manifest that interest in the
school children that should be shown and
attend the exercises to be held at the Con-
gregational church next Friday afternoon
at two o'clock
Miss Mary Lupien, teacher at South
Barre, spent last Sunday with her father.
- T. r. Gibson is in quite feeble health
and confined to the house. -, Miss Liz
| zie Hanson, student of Montpelier Sem
mary, was the guest of Miss Bessie Lazelle
ON Sunday. - Mrs Ed. Lambkin of
Burlington and Mrs. Will Page Of Barre are
visiting at Nat. Pages. - Mrs. Arch
Batchelder and Mrs, Rebecca White at
| tended the musical convention at st. Johns
| bury last week.
Randolph Center.
Rev. f. K Graves of Randolph preached
at the Methodist church last Sunday, in ex-
change with the pastor.
George Morse of New York was in town
over Sunday with his family. - Mrs. l..
A, Noyes and daughter Anna have returned
from their winters sojourn in Chicopee,
Mass. - George Davis has moved from
the house of DR.. Noyes to the upstairs tene-
ment in the Allen house.
ROxbury.
| The measles are prevalent in town.
| The following meetings will be held during
the week: Tuesday afternoon at four o'clock,
chiidren's meeting; Tuesday evening, at
the Flat; Wednesday, ladies' meeting at
Mrs. Beams at two P. NJ; Thursday evening,
in the school-house in the Cram district
Wednesday and Friday evenings, and on
Thursday the regular church prayer-meet-
ing at half past seven p. NJ unless other
wise stated.
Miss Ethel Richardson has returned from
Barre, where she has been at work. -
Dr. Lee Merrill of Lonsdale R. l., was in
town few days last week. - Mrs. Hall
has returned from Orange Park, Fla, where
she spent the winter. - Andrew Wal
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few days last week on business. - w.
s. Spalding of Boston, Mass was in town
on Saturday. Mrs. Fanny Burnham,
a former resident, now of Peterboro, N. H.,
is visiting in town. - Rev. e.. g.
Downey OF Mortified was here on Tuesday
He is to hold meetings here this summer.
- Mrs Nellie Priestman has returned
to New York, after six months sstay with
her sister, Mrs j. G. Smith.
East Roxbury.
A colt which George West was driving
became unmanageabe, throwing Mr.. West
from his road.cart, breaking one leg and
badly spraining one ankle.
Miss Adella Laid, accompanied by a
friend. arrived from Greenville, Mass, last
Saturday. - A child of Charles Du-
phany is sick with scarlet fever. - Mrs.
j. A. Pope is visiting her mother and sister
| in Brookfeld. - Elroy Fuller went to
Warren last week to buy horse. -
Mrs. Eliza Pope recently received visit
from friend in Iowa.
Thetford.
An excellent write-up of commencement
at Thetford Academy is unavOidably
crowded out. 1t will appear next week
East Thetford.
The North Thetford creamery paid its
patrons fifteen cents per pound for butter
the past month.
Iuo SHdutdQud iJlbcldiJ anu OOiOhtihC
Circle met with Mrs. T. d. Sanborn last
week. Roll.call, quotations from Shake
speare, Rotations from Tennyson, poem
on poultry, and an original poem completed
the literary programme. Mr.. Sanborn gave
an exhibition Of pictures through the
zoetrope, illustrating the lesson on vision.
At the conclusion OF the entertainment ice
cream and cake were served.
Mrs. Rozvein has gone to her brothers in
Tilton, N. H. She will visit friends in
Massachusetts, before returning to Thet-
ford - Mrs. Ella Hayes is visiting at
home.
Post Mills.
Esther Rebekah Lodge /. o. o. F., has
recently purchased a fine set of regalia
with the avails of its entertainments last
winter.
Hon Harvey Dodge and p. A. Root at
tended the Grand Lodge, 1. o. o. f., al
Rutland last week as delegates from Crys
tai Lake Lodge = E. G.. Simons has re-
turned from his trip through central Yer
mont. w. A. Dodge is spending 6
short time in Boston and vicinity -
Rev. l.. Harlow has returned from his