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


Herbert Richardson moved to Cabot last
Monday.
Kenneth McCondack will move to Gro.
ton this week.
Thomas McGuchiam will move to the Fl.
A. West place this week
j. d. McAllister and Mrs. 8. West were
in St. Johnsbury on business last Monday.
Anthony Hart has gone to Littletou, N.
H., to work for Clark Corser, cutting and
hauling wood.
Rev. Mr.. Linsey OF Manchester, N. III =,
will occupy the pulpit in the Presbyterian
church next Sunday.
Robert Farqueharson went to Canada
last Friday. His wife and children will re-
turn with him the last of the week.
M. P. Sargent will stock his mill with
more lumber the coming winter than he has
in any two years for twenty years past.
Robert Farqueharson, Jr., was at home
from Mortified where he is attending
school and spent Sunday with his folks, re-
turning Monday morning.
Communion service at the Reformed
Presbyterian church next Sunday with the
usual preparatory services Thursday and
Saturday of this week. Rev. Mr.. Brownell
of West Barnet is expected to assist in this
service.
Middlesex.
Dancing school begins Tuesday evening,
October 81.
The new bridge will be completed the
coming week.
Mrs. N. j. Miles returned from Williams
town last Thursday.
Mrs. B. K. Guyette has been granted a
pension of $12 per month.
Albert Douglass and family OF Montpelier
have moved into the II. &. Hills house.
Mrs. Orlo Dutton is confined to the house
by illness. She is attended by Dr. M. II.
Mcguire of Montpelier.
Henry Stafford and family have moved
from the III. e. Hills house to the John 8.
Long place in the village.
j. B. Hills of Montpelier visited in town
last week as did Horace Steele OF Barre,
both being former residents.
Mrs M. j. Scott was at Waitsfeld over
Wednesday night in the interest of OF III. 8.
Blake q Co. of Racine, Wis,
e. e. Campbell returned Saturday from
Boston W. O. jackson, who has been do
ing the operating, returned to Waterbury.
1t is understood that further repairs are
to be made to the church Immediately
This is right. Being unable to agree, each
side should act independently, but act.
@. G. Ward who has been visiting at the
| home of his parents returned to his employ.
ment at Bristol last Wednesday, accompan.
leu ny FRANK Waugh, VINO IL VISITING IN tna'
| section.
The dance held at Holden's hall las'
Wednesday evening was attended by forty
three complies. Elmore's Orchestra furnish
ed delightful music and the Ladies' Aid
furnished an abundance of cake and coffee
This added to the excellent character of the
company made the affair by far the mos
enjoyable held in this place recently
Should the promoters desire to try agar
they may be assured of success. They de
serve and are receiving much praise fo
their excellent management of the affair
West Topsham.
Miss Laila Harvey Of Montpelier visited
at W. b. Bagley's for few days last week
A surprise party was given Fred Bagle,
last Wednesday evening in honor OF hi
sevente n h birthday.
The sociable and harvest supper was oil
attended Friday evening in spite OF tn
rain. The procee ds amounted to $40 90.
Mrs. Augusta Rogers, having been pro
nounced insane, was taken to the aeylum a
Waterbury one day last week by Horac
White and j A. Mills, overseer Ct the poor
AS M. f. Wilds was driving down tn
hill below Herbert Bagley's one evening
last week his horse became frightened an,
backed him over bridge, Luckily moth
ing but broken carriage was the result @
what might have been a serious accident.