The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1899-11-01
Warren.

+. N. Heminway OF Granville was in town
on Sunday.
Parker Slayton & Co are making sur.
vey OF their timber land.
Rev. Mr.. Moot is holding series of meet
inys at the Advent chapel.
w. e. Dana and e. f. Thayer returned
from Boston Saturday night.
j, @. Tabor OF Waitsfeld has been paper
ing the church the past week.
John Huston of Bread Loaf was in town
last week looking for timber land.
Deputy Sheriff A. 9. Templeton Of East
Montpelier was in town last Wednesday.
George Russell and j. l.. McAlister were
in Braintree the past week deer hunting.
j. L. Spalding was In Montpelier Friday |
and Saturday in the interest OF the Hiram |
Pierce estate.
The latest heard from DR.. s. ID. McAlls.
| ter at Loon Lake, N. Y was that he was
gradually failing.
| W. p. Harmon has sold his farm and
stock to his son-in-law p. B. Daniels.
| Possession given Nov. 1.
the whist party at DR.. e. g. Billiards last
| Thursday night was not fully attended as
some were out Of town. We expect to or
ganize club for the winter this week.
Those interested in a lecture course the
coming winter here in our village have been
pushing the sale Of season tickets for the
past few days and nearly enough have been
taken to assure the course OF lectures. Let
all public-spirited citizens take hold and
make 1t a success as IL will be money we'll
Invested.
East Corinth.
George E. Dvoll is at work for the Jack.
man Company.
Mrs. Charles Page visited relatives In
Lebanon, N. H., over Sunday.
Mrs. Ruth Bagley, the oldest person in
town, died last Sunday, aged ninety-three
years and seven months.
Percy Stuart was in town few days last
week visiting his mother, Mrs e. B. Cor
liss, before going to Nav York where he
has position.
Wallace Grant, former resident OF this
place but now manager OF the Standard
Scale Works at Rome Ca, visited his sis.
ter, Mrs. w. Chapman, last week.
Among those who are in Boston this
wesk are Mr.. and Mrs. 6. M. Hayward and
. daughter, Mrs. e. P. Sawyer and daughter,
Mrs. John Miles, Mrs. S. P. Dickey, Miss
NJ. e. stearns, Mrs. G. s. Prescott, Mrs. b.
I. Holland, f. q. Corliss and ID. w. Hatch.
West Corinth.
Little Evelyn Hill has gone to live with
! Mr.. and Mrs. George Ryder.
Mr.. Tubbs of West Topsham was here
: last week selling nursery stock.
Mrs. Anna Burroughs and Mrs. George
Heath visited in Plainfeld and Barre the
first OF last week.
The fence around the new cemetery was
completed last week. This cemetery con-
tains one-half acre and joins the upper yard.
! Fred, the thirteen years old son of Mr.
and Mrs. George Burroughs, was recently
sent to the State industrial school at Yer.
/. gennes during the remainder of his minor
ity. George Hastings accompanied him
there.
Mr.. and Mrs; Bert Virgins and baby,
Isaac Virgins, Sr., Mrs. Mary Wilson, Mrs.
Hannah Farewell and Mrs. Mary Thomp-
son have been in Boston and Lowell the
9 past ten days having taken the advantage
OF the excursion rate.
| Bradford.
, Mrs. R. F. Ormsbee is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. IL. p. Emerson, at Lyndonville.
G. A. Wiswall, former manager OF the
> Waits River paper mill, was In town last
. week.
t e. G. Libby OF Laconia is in town, called
here by the severe illness of his father, W.
A. Libby.
H. j. Belfast who has been spending sew
! eral days in town returned to ST. Johns
bury last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Wright returned
, Thursday evening from a several week s
visit in Boston and vicinity.
3 W. A. Libby, who suffered a severe at
JdCb Vi inc grip SEVERAL udyb ago, although
still very low is thought to be improving.
M. A. Magher, who has been spend
ing few days with her daughter, Mrs. Jer-
ry Murphy, returned to his home at West
Frampton, p. g., last Thursday.
A number Of men are engaged sinking
the main water pipe near the residence of
Charles X. Jones also his service pipe to
avoid its freezing the coming winter.
Middaugh's Uncle Toms Cabin company
: presented their drama before a good au-
dience at Village h II Friday evening. This
, is one of the finest troupes that has ever
visited Bradford, every member being ar.
fists in their profession.
Hon. II. G. McDuffee was quite severely
I injured Saturday by being knocked down
by his horse which he was taking up from
PASTURE AS he was coming out OF the
, field, the horse he was leading was attack
! ed by another one loose in the field and
, jumped knocking him down, stepping on
, three inches in length was cut just above
, the forehead necessitating several stitches.
Corinth.
Erdx Smith OF Davenport, Ia. is visiting
In his native town after an absence OF many
years.
Lyman Porter is putting in a dam and
= penstock at the foot OF the Cooke hill for
Clinton Cooke. 1t is said he intends in the
spring to make use Of the water power in
various ways. grst mill is much needed.
, Mrs. Joseph Coyle and children have re-
turned to Somerville, Mass, her mother
accompanying her.
Quite a number OF Cookevlle people took
advantage of the excursion last week and
5 went to Boston.