The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-10-05
PeachaIn.

Peacham.
NJ. 8. Hunt has moved into the George
Sanborn house at the corner.
Mrs. j. M. Armstrong and daughter Ma
bel are visiting friends in Deerfeld, N. III.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Gothier of Barre Wis
tied friends in town, returning on Saturday.
George W. Smart and wife intend to go
to Montpelier soon to work through the
coming session.
The promenade given by the Marshfield
Cornet Band on Friday evening was not
financial success to the boys as the attend
ance was small owing to several other at
fractions near by.
MarshfieId.
Methodist sociabe last Tuesday night at
Hiram Wilson's. The band was present.
- The band went to Peacham last
week Friday evening to play, for prone
made. - c. E. Shepard and A. E. Lam
berton attended the fair at Washington last
week. g. Mears & Pitkin have put in
machinery for making square boxes. -
George Bliss of Barnard is visiting his
brother, Norman Bliss. - Daniel Hol-
comb is repairing and painting his house.
- A. A. Stmson and a gentleman
from New York was in town buying horses
last week; also a Mr.. Simson of Boston
bought one of Henry Blake, one of A. r.
Cole and "Gayland Prince" record q 10.
- A son was born September 30 to Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Brown.
West Topsham.
r. M. Harvey of Montpelier wen in town
over Sunday.
G. f. Smith of1iciated as auctioneer in
Vershire last Friday and acted in the same
capacity at another auction in STAFFORD on
Saturday.
Mrs. r. p Church started the first of the
week for Massachusetts, where she will
spend the winter with her daughter, Mrs
Albert Jackson,
There was Sunday-schoo State conven-
ton held at Waits River last week Wednes-
day. A large number from the Sunday
school here attended
Walter Bugbee of Barre shot deer last
Saturday morning in this vicinity near the
home of Hardy Johnson. 1t was medium
size and about two years old
Rev. James Boyd preached for the Ere;
Vance and Rev. Mr.. Nelson, former pastors,
took charge of the evening service
Wolcott.
Mrs. Bessie Foster is visiting her mother
in Londonderry, n. H., this week. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Guyer of Hyannis,
Mass, are visiting friends in town. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Morse are visiting in Dan
Vile and Peacham. - LA. Gale of Barre
was in town last week on business. -
Mrs. +. B. Morse is in Jericho, caring for her
mother, Mrs. j. e. Burrow, who is critical
ly i'll. - Mrs. Arthur Bigelow and Mrs.
G. G. Fish are delegates to the State Sunday
school convention to be held at Lyndon
Vile, October 1914 - John Scott has
his new house completed on the outside.
Bradford.
Mrs. W. f. Cummings returned to her
home in Barre last Saturday.
Captain and Mrs. K. FL. Nye are visiting
friends in Glover and Newport.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Curtis returned from
New York last Sunday morning.
Mrs. T. H. George has been quite i'll for
several days, Mrs. A. p. Chase assisting in
the care OF her.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Garfield of Boston
spent q few days last week with relatives
and friends in town.
z. W. Chapman, our genial barber In
Union block. spent last Sunday with friends
| at White River Junction.
| The village schools were closed two dayi
last week. several of the teachers attending
the teachers convention held at Montpelier
Mrs. Andross, wife of Col. d. X. Andross
who has been suffering with severe
stomach trouble for the past week, Is Inn
proving.
A. #. Colburn Of Boston, treasurer OF the
Waits River Paper Company, has been II
town the past week in the interests Of the
mill property
B. S. Hooker returned from Peacham or
Monday where he has been assisting in the
care OF his father, who Is very i'll with ty
phoid dysentery.
ing at Hotel Low for the past few years, il
now boarding with Mr.. and Mrs. III. e
Stearns on the lower plain.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. 8. Hooker attended tn,
marriage OF Mrs. Hooker's brother, Franl
Dow, Of Boston, to Miss Hazelton of Bar
net at the home of the bride last Monday
evening.
Mrs. Minerva Chase of Concord, N. II
left here few days ago for Omaha, Neb.
where she will attend the Exposition ant
then spend the remainder Of the winte
with friends in different parts Of Iowa.
John Redington, student of Dartmouth
Is spending few weeks with Col. and Mrs
j. @. Stearns. Mr.. Redington is suffering
from the effects Of fire which he took
prominent part In fighting at Hanover, SEP
TENDER %.
The winter time table went into effect o.
the Passumpsic division OF the Boston
Maine railroad last Monday. Trains leav
Bradford as follows: North bound, ! .55 an
913 A. M, 2:55 and 500 P. M; south bound
l;o0 anu lU;zo A, M, ana I:oO p. M.
Groton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Cochran are visitin
friends in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. #. Clark returned fror
J Boston last Saturday.
: Charles Stevens OF Corinth was visitin
friends in town last week.
A. w. Coffrin is at Bellows Falls tn
week as representative of Caledonia Lodg,
knights OF Phythias.
!, The States attorney was in town La
week looking up evidence az to who wei
drunk at our late election and trying to Il
cate the source of supply. Major Little WI
brought before j. O. Harvey, justice of IL
peace, and fined $50 90 and cost of prosec
tion, making the nice little sum OF S83 10
: Eight others were fined for intoxicatio
, and the end is not reached al he will retul
4. Wednesday of this week to try and clean
| up before Dacamh er court at ST. .Iohnahur