The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1896-10-14

from hOXOury ana ADJOINING bOWns WoIe
present during the three days.
The funeral of the late Heman Martin was
held last Sunday afternoon from his late
home on Prospect street, Rev. l.. Z. Tucker
officiating. The burial was beside the re-
mains of his first wife in Elmwood GEM
terry.
Edward Doheny, who has the past season
been secured AZ pitcher in the New York
League baseball team, is at home for the
winter. He has already been engaged for
next season al large increase of salary.
Northfield is justly proud of its baseball
lists.
You'll use one-third less of Harmless Soap,
GouIdsville.
Work in the stone-shed started Tuesday
after being idle one week.
Our new church is to be dedicated to-day
wednesday, at two o'clock.
Mrs. A. II. Andrews went to Middlebury
on Tuesday to visit the Good Templars'
lodge - William Patterson has re-
turned to Hartland. 60 j. w. Gould
went to New York on Tuesday morning.
- Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Greenwood went
to Wolcott on Friday, returning Sunday
night
Plainfield.
Rev. and Mrs. Cooper attended the Sun
day-school convention at Burlington this
week.
The Ladies' Aid Society will hold social
and its regular meeting on Wednesday af-
ternoon OF this week with Mrs. Frank Jack
son. Everybody invited.
Mrs. K. o. Grisbrook, Mrs. e. j. Colly
Mrs. Arthur Lane and Mrs. Arch. Batch
elder are appointed delegates to the state
convention of the Womans Christian Tenn
perance Union at st. Johnsbury next week
The Danville clippers won on the
1, ha nfh no -han t,1a uad
Thursday. On ninth inning there was tie
between the two teams. Some $50 gate
money was taken despite the severe
weather.
You'll use one third less of Harmless Soap.
Randolph Center.
There is no market for early winter ap-
Piles, and late ones go slowly at small
prices.
back from Mortified into their house on
Mill street.
A week-old infant son OF Elijah Ballou
died Saturday and was buried in Tunbridge
on Monday.
1t is expected that Rev. W. E. Allen Of
Chelsea will preach at the Methodist church
next Sunday in exchange with the pastor.
Rev. f. II. Roberts of Minnesota, former
pastor of the Methodist church, was in
town on Saturday on his way to Rochester.
Mrs. George Morse of New York closed
her summers sojourn here Monday, taking
her son with her. The rest of the family
will go a week later.
Roxbury.
The Christian Endeavor Society held a
social on Friday evening at the parsonage
with literary exer cises, music, declarations
and chip-box.
Mrs. 2. s. Stanton and daughter were in
Montpelier on Monday. - Miss Char
lotte p. Shepherd of Bethel and T. Maher
of White River junction visited Mrs. A N.
Shepherd over Sunday. - Miss Bessie
Wiley has commenced her work at Mrs. N.
s. Ellis millinery store. - Miss Mary
Minott of Waterbury is at work for ID. l..
Nichols.
You'll use one-third less of Harmless Soap.
South Ryegate.
The annual meeting of the South Rye
gate Creamery Association will be held at
the Congregational church on Tuesday,
October 26, at seven O'Clock in the evening.
Four horses belonging to John Miller be.
came frightened last Monday in M. r. Sar.
gents mill-yard, and ran three miles They
were stopped by their overtaking a double
team.
Communion services will be observed at
Sunday. The usual preparatory services
will be held on FRIDAY and Saturday pre-
vious. Rev. Mr.. Brownell of West Barnet
will assist.
John Castoni of ST. Johnsbury has moved
into John Arthur's tenement - Joseph
Piping of ST. Johnsbury has moved into
Mrs. Parks tenement. - Mrs. George
Robin has returned from Boston, where
she bought fine line of millinery goods.
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North Thetford.
Ell Howe has put furnace into hi
house.
Mr.. Davis has a new baby 1T his house
making the sixth blessing of that kind.
Miss Mary Adams recently came HON,
from a two years stay in Paris and is stop
ping at the Hosford House.
The steam-mill runs about one day IL
each week. Business is very dull in thi
locality, and many workingmen are idle.
George Ware, formerly of this town, nov
of Boston. has been visiting his sisters tn
past two weeks. - Miss Jeannett'
| Latham ID vlSltlnB at inc ola mansion
- Mr.. Babcock has gone to Dorches
ter, N. H., to work in the steam-mill. -
Miss Almira Pratt went to Roxbury, Mass.
last week to spend the winter. - Free
Thicket's house is nearing completion
- Mrs. Babcock and little daughter ar
visiting friends at Whitefield, N. H. -
Mrs Esther Barnes returned from Boston
last week - II. G. Adams and wife @
Chelsea, Mass, and II. G, Able of the Al
lington Hotel, Bethlehem. N. H., were il
town recently. - Mrs. Myra Pratt an
Mrs. Benjamin are still at the hotel.
West Topsham.
p. A. Newton is having his hotel painted
Gilman Hutchinson of East Orange is doin
the work
Miss Vernie Brown, who has been her
through the summer, returned to Barre las
Monday, where she has employment il
Mrs. w. f. Shepherds millinery store.
Mrs. Warner of Washington is in tow
every Monday with good stock of millir
cry goods This is a fine opportunity 70
people of this vicinity who want anything i
that line.
The harvest concert was decided sue
cess, and deserves more than a passin
word OF praise. The church was well file
and Dresented a fine aDDearanCe with IL