The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-04-13
South RyeRate.

South Ryegate.
M. II. Sargent will finish cutting the lum-
Der at his mill this week.
Hugh Renrick McNiece and wife have
gone to Mrs. Csssddy's to board.
Charles Grant returned to Northfeld last
Monday where he is attending school.
James Buchanan will move his family in
to j. A. Miller's house some day in the near
future.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Presbyte-
rtan church will give an afternoon tea at
the home Of Mrs. III. A. West ON Thursday.
Rev. 8. A. Jackson goes to New York
this week to assist Rev. Dr. Steel at his
communion service next Sunday. Rev.
Frank Collins will occupy his pulpit next
Sunday morning.
A. O. James died very suddenly of heart
disease on Monday evening, aged eighty
years. His funeral will be from his late
residence on Jefferson hill Thursday, at
half past one o'clock. The burial will be
in the Jefferson hill cemetery.
Terry g. George are displaying the largest
line of farming implements that have ever
been shown in South Ryegate, consisting of
corn planters, plows, harrows, cultivators,
weeders, ETC. Later they will show now
ing machines, horse rakes and harvesting
machines.
terrain Church will give the browning event
OF the season at the church on Thursday
evening, April 81, consisting of an old
fashioned supper. The entertainment will
consist of an old fashioned debate or lyceum
carried on by the old people of the place
OF eighty or hundred years ago. Some Of
the leading characters are DR.. j. B. Darl-
ing, Josiah Quint, Jefferson Renfrew
William Bone, j. B. Nelson, George L.
Hall, Judge Lanther and others. There
will also be several of the old ladies whose
fill out the program. A big time is ex-
pected as usual when the ladies set out for
it. Come one and all. Fill up the old
house for once.
Dyspepsia cured. Shiloh's vitalizer i'm.
mediately relieves sour stomach, coming up
Of food distress, and is the great kidney and
liver remedy. Sold by W. e. Terrill s. Co
PlainfieId.
Miss Emily Spencer visited in Barre last
week.
Ed. Fitzgerald was at home from Woods
VIE on Sunday.
Leo Hill OF Maine visited his parents
few days last week.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Levi
Bartlett on Saturday.
About twenty enjoyed new sugar at 8. s.
oLulJn sugar place Oh rIludy.
Mrs. W. P. Colby returned on Saturday
from visiting friends in Montpelier.
s. A. Batchelder is busy this week setting
up new lot of wagons just received.
Miss Elsie Cutting Is at home from school
at st. Johnsbury for short vacation.
The Kings Daughters will hold a sociable
on Thursday afternoon with Mrs. G. G..
Benjamin.
Mr.. Butterfeld Of North Montpelier will
conduct the service at the Congregational
church on Sunday.
Miss Alice P. Lazelle returned to Ran
dolph Center on Monday to resume work in
the Normal School.
Misses Bertha Knapp and Abbie Foster,
who are employed in the asylum at Water
bury, visited friends here last week.
Rev. G. II. Merrill Of st. Johnsbury was
in town on Monday to assist the Congre-
gational Society in making arrangements
for preaching at their church for the next
year.
The schools in town will begin the 25th
OF this month. Teachers for the village are
Miss Flora B. Kilby for the primary and
Carroll 81. White of South Walden for the
higher room.
Vershire.
Mrs. Rowell Of South Corinth is caring for
her daughter. Mrs. l.. 8. Speare, who still
continues very ill. John johnson has
moved back to his farm. Mahlon
Darling has recently visited his father, Hon,
8. B. Darling, and other friends here.
Frank Alderman and Mr.. Hale OF Win
chenden, Mass, have been buying COWS
and other cattle in this and adjOing towns.
- The soliciting committee Of the Con-
gregational church are circulating a paper
for the purpose Of retaining the services OF
Rev. G. r. Drake for another year.
There is to be missionary tea at the par
sonage next Friday afternoon. - A son
was recently born to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Morey. "A Grange has been organ
lied here with about twenty members.
g Mr.. and Mrs. Virgins intend NOV
ing to his fathers place at West -Corinth
when the travelling becomes settled.
Topsham.
The creamery paid its patrons twenty
one and one-half cents for March butter.
A mock trial is being talked up.
- Robert Wormwood visited relatives
in town on Monday and Tuesday. 20.
to Boltonville and Fairlee last week, and
goes to Boltonville again this week.
Rev. Mr.. Henry of Philadelphia preached
Sunday and will preach regularly in the
same place at the usual hours until further
notice. - Christian Endeavor Society
will meet next Monday evening with Miss
Minnie Randall. - Easter services
were held in the Methodist ,church last
Sunday. - Rev. X. 3. Cudworth Of
Waits River was In town on Monday.
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