The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1896-09-09

Gouldsville.
The factory was started on Monday with
wa;er enough
Frank Glacier, now in Massachusetts, is
expected TO return soon. So Homer A.
Flint has gone to St. Stephens College,
Annandale, n. Y. - Mabel Chandler is
sick.
Several from here attended East Corinth
fair last Thursday.
About the usual number took advantage
of the free ride TO Newport to the railroad
meeting on Wednesday OF last week
Mr. and Mrs. James b. Lowrie have sent
out invitations to the marriage of their
daughter Margaret Chamberlin to Henry
Wade Hubbard at eight O'Clock Wednesday
evening, September rs, at the First Congre-
galioual church. Reception at the house
from eight until eleven o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. Orrin IL. Smith of Marsh
field visited at ID. NJ. Bonds recently, az
also did Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Washburn of
Corinth - Edwin A. Bailey and fam.
lily, after spending several weeks in town,
have returned to their home in Lexington,
Mass. 60 Minnie Merrill, after spending
her vacation at home, returned to Fitch
burg, Mass, to take her long-held position
in the public schools of that city. - w.
II Worthen aud family were in town few
days last week, visiting Mr.. Worthen's
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Cobleigh and Mrs, Helen Wortben at
tended Plymouth fair and visited Mr.. Cob
| legh's mother on Thursday of last week.
-== Miss II. e. Reyes has been spend
| ing few days at Bethlehem, n. II. -
Mrs. Ellen NJ. English left town on Tues
day to make her home with her daught er,
Mrs. Hale, in Keene, N III. - Eliza
Ross, who has been visiting relatives in
Scotland, has returned home after an alb
sence of nearly three months
Orange
j. M. Lord and family are stopping for a
| few day at the old homestead,
Miss Harmon, who has been quite sick at
II. p. Lords, is said to he improving.
The schools commenced on Monday with
| the same teachers as last term in nearly all
| the districts
Mr. and Mrs. b. f. Davis and their
daughter, Mrs. A. L. Moves, who have been
visiting their sons in Willsboro, N. Y. re-
turned on Thursday
Mrs. E. c. Camp, who has been sick at
her sons, DR.. G. f. Camp of Barre, since
last June, has 80 far improved that they ex-
pect to move her home this week.
OF Jackson, respected citizen, died
Monday of last week. The funeral was at
tended at his late residence on Wednesday.
He leaves a wife and i've children.
Plainfield.
A small party spent Saturday and Sun
day at Woodbury. Pond.
Maude Batchelder found a fresh straw
berry one day last week.
Mrs. Lavina Cove, widow of N. j. Cove,
died Saturday evening at her late home.
The deceased was eighty-three years old.
Funeral attended Wednesday morning.
Miss Tobey of Boston, evangelist, began a
series of meetings at the Congregational
| church on Sunday. She will hold Bible
Readings eacl afternoon at two o'clock and
preaching service each evening at half past
seven.
Alice X, Martin has gone TO Hardwick,
where she is to teach this fall and winter.
- Elsie Cutting went to St. Johnsbury
on Saturday where she will enter the
Graded School. - Mrs. Rebecca White
is visiting friends in Rhode Island. -
Florence Page has returned to Burlington.
- Mrs. l. ID. Bailey of Brattleboro was
in town the first of the week to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Cove. - Harry Batchel-
der began his school on Maple Hill on Mon
day. - Nelson Shorey has been confined
to the house by illness the past week.
Roxbury.
A reception was rendered to Fred Bruce
and wife Friday evening.
Joseph Howe and wife have returned
from their wedding trip. - Mrs, An
drew Walbridge of Peterboro N. H., has
- s. l.. Griffith of Dandy visited the
state fish hatchery on Monday. - A. A
Stone has returned to his home in Mime
apolis, MINI. - Mr.. Thomas has taken
A. A. Stones place as night operator. -
Dudley Rice has returned home from North
field, where he has been attending school
on account OF sickness.
East Roxbury.
Fred Blanchard took twelve hut dreC
10 & RI 70 Moptna1iar l. AIT a
cevipg four and one-half cents per pound.
Mrs. AFRO Boyce was in Burlington las
Friday to see her husband, who is there FOL
treatment. Mr.. Boyce's many friends viii
be glad to know that he is gaining rapidly
and is expected home in short time.
Mrs, II. p. Abbott is stopping at Jacol
Wardner's. - Mrs. Charles Woodward
Mrs. A. j. Boyce. - Winiired Foss il
teaching the fall term OF the VILLAGE schoo
in West Braintree. - Frank o. AlleI
has just received a pension Of $12 month
and about 500 back pay.
South Ryegate.
Mabel Hall, Viola Carpenter and Nelli,
May Carpenter are attending school a
Wells River.
Elizabeth Hall has returned to Spring
field, Mass where she has been teaching
for year past.
! ". Ill. Smith, formerly OF Bradford, Wht
comes we'll recommended, is finishing
room in the Ryegate Granite Works stable
for harness shop.
The outlook for the coming fair is bette
than for some years past. More room ha
been rented to outsiders and more entries
made than ever before.
On Monday afternoon Waterman Scruton
while taking down staging on the Gibson
barn, fell about thirty feet. Some bonel
were broken, and his recovery is uncertain
1t becoming necessary to have thirt
teacher in our school, the directors have
engaged Miss Annis of st. Johnsbury
She will begin her school in the vestry o
the Presbyterian church next Monday.
STAFFORD.
s. b. Buell., town representative, re
ceived every vote cast but four
Joseph Richardson has sold his farm Il
A. A. K. Gilman of Methuen, Mass
r. A. Hatch has compromised with al
his creditors and intends soon to resume
business on his own account.
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