The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1896-10-28

have located the creamery between Evans
McCrillis' house and the bridge, nearly OPP
posite eli Edson's house.
You'll use one.third less OF Harmless Soap.
Maple HILL
Rev. e. T. Hutchins is to preach next
Sunday at two o'clock in the afternoon.
Charles Wheeler is to move from James
Meningitis to the Shepherd house. 60
Cora Wheeler is at home from Burlington.
- A. A. Pratt has returned from Barre,
where he has been at work on the ledge for
Mr.. Davis. g. Mr.. Davis, from Barre,
has moved into the house with his mother,
Mrs. Orrin Pratt. - Mrs Eta Pierce,
who has been quite sick, is gaining. -
II. s. Laird commenced cutting chair stock
last week.
Moretown.
Work on the Methodist church is pro-
crossing rapidly, under the direction of
William Jackson.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sleeper have re-
turned from their W, doing Trip and are liv-
ing at G.. G. Sleepers for the pres snt
The experience social " which was held
under the auspices of the Ladies' Aid So
ciety at the town hall last Friday evening
was a financial success, nearly sixty-four
dollars being cleared. The programme con-
sisted OF music and a large nun Der of orig
inal poems, which created much amuse-
ment. Cake and coffee were served to a
large number
Mrs. W. o. Chapman has been visiting
her ather A. g. Prentiss. - Mrs. III.
o. Ward and Mrs. G.. w. Buckley are
spending ladies' week at Montpelier. -
Charles Bulkeley and wife of Plainfeld are
visiting friends in town.
You'll use one-third less of Harmless Soap.
Shady RilI.
Rev. j. f. Thurston is in Underhill,
assisting in holding series of meetings.
Louis Lunderville is gaining. 1t is
thought his eye will be saved, with good
sight.
Another lumberman was accidentally
injured, on Monday in one Of the camps
near Mount Hunyer His foot was severely
cut.
Singing-school began last Saturday even.
ing, and will be continued the same even
ing of each week. G. f. Dudley is the in
structor.
Rev. j. p. Thurston will speak, at eleven
o'clock on Sunday, of the work done at the
recent Sunday-school convention at Bur-
lington. After the morning service, con.
cert will be given by the Sunday-school,
which will include Harvest Praise" by
Hartsaugh and Fillmore.
You'll use one-third less Of Harmless Soap.
Newbury.
| Several will take in the excursion to Bos.
ton on Saturday.
Mrs. John Hale went to Albany Wednes-
day to spend the winter with her daughter,
Mrs. McEroy.
The school at the seminary had half
holiday on Friday Some ofthe teachers took
| the opportunity to visit some of the sur
rounding schools
Mrs. Jesse Burdett, state regent of Yer
| fpr thn tnrQ Of hn Anne M
Revolution, was at Mrs. Pillsbury's, on the
Oxbow, Thursday evening, October %, to
| form chapter for this section of the county,
to which Mrs. Pillsbury invited all inter-
ested in forming chapter. Several of Cur
ladies were present.
A. w. Silsby and A A. Olmstead have
bought out the stockholders Of the Orange
County Creamery Company, at South New
bury, and are going to start their factory.
| They have advertised for five thousand
! bushels of apples, to be delivered at their
factory, for which they will pay sixteen
cents per hundred pounds.
West Newbury.
John Leighton has returned from his va
cation.
Joseph Spheres cottage is nearly CON-
pleted.
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Tucker OF Newark, N.
j., are the happy parents of a little son.
A. A. Carleton gave very pleasant party
last Friday evening to about twenty-five
young people.
A good time was enjoyed last Thursday
evening at John Smiths at the penny Jug
breaking The jugs contained SlO35.
Wells River.
Mrs. Kimball Marshall has recovered
from the attack of inhammatory rheuma-
tism which confined her to the bed for a
number of days.
After a vacation of two months, the Junior
Christian Endeavor Society reorganized
last Sunday, and meetings will be held
every Sunday at five O'Clock for the present.
Alden Aldrich was arrested on Wednes-
day for shooting Jedd Greenwood A hear
ing was held before Justice e. G. Parker
on Thursday and Aldrich was placed under
| $500 bonds
The pupils in the primary school having
no absent or tardy marks during the first six
weeks of school were Lottie Marshall,
Murie Goodwin, Nellie Lee, Adine Hall,
Elsie Leland and Albert jain.
Those who sent food for the Christian Er-
deavor supper will find their dishes at the
ladies' parlors. Not being marked, it was
impossible for the committee to return them
to the lawful owners. Moral: Mark your
dishes, towels and napkins.
A very cordial invitation was given by
the pastor, Sunday, to all church members
| III Inc pldCe, Wuttubr Vi tuls CHURCH UT uOt,
to attend the annual meeting and roll-call
on Thursday and remain for social visit
and supper after the meeting.
Frank Demng spent few days in Bos-
| ton last week - Miss Katie Fields is
enjoying a few days vacation from her
duties in the WoodsUHle Ne,os Office -
Mrs Lathrop has been quite sick for the
past week Her mother came on Saturday
to take care CT her - George Brock was
at home from Newport on Monday. -
Mrs. ID. r. Allison, Mr.. and Mrs. K. ID.
Carpenter, and Mr.. and Mrs. s. e. Clark
are spending a few days in Boston.
Col. Erastus Baldwin and wife are at Mont
pelier this week.
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