The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-08-17
South RYegate.

s. Mcdowell of New York city was a
guest of j. B. Nelson on Thursday.
Elmer Henderson is home from Spring
field, Mass, to spend his annual vacation.
Mrs Miller of Providence, r. l.. is stop
ping with her sister, Mrs. w. e. Bailey.
Her husband will be here later.
Miss Emma Hill moved her household
goods to Barton on Friday where she in
tends to make her home for the future.
Henry Leonard has moved from the
Charles O'Neal place to the place belonging
to w. Il. Bailey. The place is better known
as the John White place in Newbury.
After hard tussle with quick sand the
directors Of the creamery have succeeded in
obtaining nice we'll of clear cold water to
be used in and about the creamery.
+. j. Doe purchased of Thomas & Sargent
now has on hand, he will have one Of the
finest winter diaries in this part of the
town.
James Beaton has bought of Cyrus
Holmes the place where he now lives and
has rented for ten years. The rent that he
has paid Mr.. Holmes would have paid for
the place.
M, f. Sargent is going to build nice
tenement house to sell or rent on the lot
purchased of the late James White estate
just opposite or little below w. j. Whites
residence.
Rev. William Wiley of Philadelphia ar
rived here on Wednesday. He will spend
the month Of August with his brother and
sisters and many friends and acquaintance
of his youth and early manhood.
The diphtheria scare is nearly over in as
much as there has been no new signs Of it
spreading The patient has had the best of
medical treatment and is much better and
will be about again soon. Prompt action
was taken to prevent its spreading.
Robert Plummer Of Groton has bought
W. A. Gbson's dwelling house and lot.
We understand that Mr.. Plummer is going
into the meat business. We hope and
think it is time ,as we have not had for two
years any reliable source Of getting meat.
Have depended on meat mems promises
from other towns to be here at certain
times, and when they came their meat was
not always No. /; it would be the leavings
OF their home trade.
At the present time the outlook for free
mans meeting will be quiet one. more 80
than usual with US. 1t is thought without
doubt that Major William j. Henderson
will receive the nomination for representa-.
| tive at the caucus and that means the cleo
ton sure when the time comes. AT present
| the churches, democrats and republicans
are united for him and that is saying consid-
cradle for this place, and we understand
| the same feeling extend throughout the
town. We can well afford to show the
major our respects and gratitude by electing
him to this Office, knowing that he has well
and faithfully served the town in nearly all
the town offices in times past and gone
We can trust him TO serve in the legislature
! of 1893 for the best interests of his towns.
men, knowing him to be well posted and
well read on all the leading questions OF the
day, and man that will be heard from and
respected by all who form his acquaintance
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Marshfield.
The interest manifest in the coming O.
Mary Howe LAWN, the famous concer
singer, is very great and arrangements arr
made for many people from surrounding
| towns.
The case of w, d. Pearl V. Wood Broth
ers, tried here on Saturday, was decided il
favor of the plaintiff. j. g. Wing, Franz
Marshall for plaintiff and j. p Lamson fol-
defendant. 60 Representative caucus OF
Saturday evening at the town house. Georg'
HOLSTERS name is mentioned for canddat,
for representative. - The Ladies' Aid
will meet with Mrs. Albert Bliss this week
on Friday afternoon. - Mrs. Stanley o
Boston is visiting friends in town. -
Lille Dow of Haverhill, Mass, is in town
- Clarence Tucker and wife of Wash
ington visited his brother, Amasa on Sun
day. - Hub Hadlock and wife are in
Williamstown. - Mrs. Dana and daugh
ter OF Warren is visiting at Benjamin
Nown's. - George r. Bliss is i'll. -
Milo Wing is in Piermont, N. H., visiting
his daughter, Mrs. Henry Averill.
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