The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1896-04-08

stopping at the hotel. - Willie Nye and
his sister, Mrs. Florence w1o omhsrd yiSl lsst
week. - Miss Della Reed went TO New
York last week.
Roxbury.
There was a party and dance at the house
OF Will Rich last Monday night. - Leah
Van Duesen entertained a few OF her young
friends last Saturday evening. - Erwin
Williams has bought the stage route from
Warren to Roxbury, and takes possession
Immediately.
East Roxbury.
j. 7. Edson's horse ran away while COM
ing from Mortified, last Tuesday, leaving
Mr.. Edison and his load by the side OF the
road. The horse was stopped near George
Bailey's.
Miss Leila j. Webster will not spend her
vacation, as usual, in Vermont. After Wis
iting friends in Springfield, Mass, she will
start with a party for Washington, ID. o.,
where she expects to remain q week, re-
turning to birmingham, Mass, to resume
her duties as teacher.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brown moved here
from Randolph last Wednesday. They are
to live with Mrs. Browns brother, Q
Steele. - A. j. Boyce, Emmonds Howe
and Lewis Steele attended the sale Of
horses at Randolph last Monday. -
Winifred Foss is at home for a vacation of a
week from Randolph Normal School. -
Lewis Jerd has moved to a farm in Ran
dolph. - Cecile Buck is to teach the
' spring term Of school here, beginning May
4. - Albert Benedict of South Royalton
has been stopping at l.. W. Blanchard's for
a few days.
South Ryegate.
Communion services were observed at the
Presbyterian church last Sunday.
George Clark and wife returned to their
home in Evansville, Wis, last Saturday.
William Stevens has purchased the
I" Bailey place" Of Robert Locke. Price,
$1,4O0.
William TORY has rented his tenement to
J Richard Annis of Groton. He moves in
and takes posse ssion next week.
The sugar-party at A. A. McLoud's, last
evening, was a great success. The pro-
ceeds go to the Young Peoples Society OF
Christian Endeavor.
Rev. s. A. Jackson is in New York at
tending the meeting Of the Presbytery. He
goes from there to Philadelphia His pulpit
will be vacant next Sunday.
Jennie Morrison, youngest daughter of
James Morrison, died very suddenly last
Wednesday. She was buried at Groton last
Friday. Rev. j. j. Hall oficiated, assisted
by Rev. s. A. jackson.
The granite company is putting on more
help from week to week, and is now dong
a good business. Among others, we gladly
welcome j. ID. Grant, a former resident
He is a great helper in the Reformed Pres
byterian church, of which he has been
member for a long time.
Stowe.
Frank Robinson, while at home from Ma
lone, N. V, cut his foot very seriously. HI
returned to Malone on Friday. - Ed
ward Cutler has rented the George Bur
, farm. Mr.. Burt and family have moved t.
{ the village. - Edward Bigelow, of tn
/ Medical Department of the University o
Vermont, was at home last week. - I
sugar festival will be held at the Congrega
= tional church this "wednesday evening.
1t ia not a miracle. 1t won't cure every
thing, but it will cure piles. That's wha
. DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve will do, be
cause it has lone it in hundreds OF cases
w. e. Terrill & Co., Montpelier, vt.
Thetford.
A special town meeting will be held o
: April is to consider the advisability OF pu'
a ting in a free bridge between Thetford an
. Lyme, N. II. - ~ugar-making has bt
: gun, but with little success as yet. -
8 Miss Eva Warrington, who spent the winte
in Randolph, has returned to her home
y - Mrs. James Morrill,, who has bee
q visiting in Claremont, returned last week,
Post Mills.
Remember the sugar-party at Unity Ha
this Wednesday, evening.
J. Wellman Brothers have reopened the
photogrsp phi gallery on Main street.
y Louise Gillett is home from Boston on
"a short vacation. - Hattie 8. Putnam ht
81 returned from her trip through New HAM
20 shire. - Mrs. s. G. Knight is in Ne'
bury for a short stay. - Clinton /
!, Adams was called to Montpelier one ds
70 last week. - The Misses Douglas a
Il home from Randolph Normal School. -
a Louise w. Worthen of Northampton, Mas:
~ was home last week.
Washington.
Do not forget that Bowles & Seaver ha'
to a line of sugar tools that are sold cheap I
cash.
Dr. ]. f. Calef is erecting a windmill, and
hear that he intends to put in a small grl
sir mill.
to Whitcomb Brothers OF Barre have be
setting up the gasoline engine Tor r.
y, Warner in his new polishing shop.
ge At the mock trial held last week Wedn
day the jury brought in a verdict OF guil
ng against the prisoner, and he was sentenC
by the court to be ined the sum OF t
cents and to be confined in T1liotso
To smoke-house for one week. After the tr
all cake and coffee were served.
A few OF the young people visited Geo.
ZEN Holden, last Friday evening. and W
he Butler spent a few days of her vacat
from Randolph Normal School with her
ter. Mrs. f. c. Huntington. - A few
10 the friends of Miss Allie Tillotson pas
Ihe the evening of April / at her home, 1t be
her sixteenth birthday. =" Glare
Waterman OF Grand Forks, North Dak(
ng, is visiting his mother, Mrs. Newell Wa
on. man, - Cyrus Dickey Of Northteld
CHI. tied his father, Hon. Chester Dickey'
py week.
Mr..
Washington County Court.