The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-10-09
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week.
Mrs. orville Cunningham OF West Tops.
ham visited here recently.
Thomas Stevens OF Burlington was
thrown from his bicycle near this village
last Friday. He dislocated his elbow Joint.
Mrs. Susan Nichols OF Barre is visiting
here.
G. e. Huntington and wife left for Buff
| lalo last Monday for ten days visit OF the
Exposition.
E. #. 0rdway has purchased the old
! steam mill property.
No service was held at the Baptist chnfch
last Sunday, owing TO the absence OF the
pastor, who WITH others attended the meet
ing of the Free Baptist Association ut West
| ,lorinth.
The Ladies' Aid Socet meets with Mrs
| &. w. Huntington on Wednesday afternoon
and evening.
Fred Flanders OF o range and Miss Myrtle
Richardson OF this town were married at
10 home OF tina bride on Wednesday, Oeto-
her 2, Raw. II. e. Briggs performin! the
csrenony After short trip they will re-
side for the present. in Orange.
V. w. Curtis and wife Of Watham, Mass =,
are at o. e. Curtis where they intend TO
remain through the winter.
d. P. Smith was at Tunbridge fair last
week with handsome stallion, CObd Il
OF this noted stallion ~ q stock horse has
been demonstrated at many fairs where his
superior stock has been premium winners
| in all classes from baby colts to gentleman
| roadrters and matched driving horses Pre-
vtous records were most emphatically en-
phasized at this fair where was di ect com
petition with the best stock horses in tbs
| state. Golden s. WAS awarded atst pre-
MUM while the first premium on colts from
stockings to three year Odds fell to his off
spring. Special mention should be m AIDE OF
The sucking colt raised by Josiah Page of
East Topsham, now owned by Mr. Smith
which was awsrdedlfirst premium and was
pronounced by competent judges to be ono
OF the finest specimens ever shown at
Vermont fair.
II you are looking for furs of any descrip-
ton just go into Fits, Barre.
South Northfield.
James Harvey has returned to his home
in Salem, Mass.
ID. q. Howard was in the northern part Of
the state on a Ousin ss trip last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Townson and son
Ernest are visiting in q Inuecticut.
B. A. Denny will sell his entire herd of
cows at auction on Thursday.
II. 0. Smith and wife and Sidney Brigh-
am and wife of Fast Haven we . guests of
ID. @. howard last week
Mrs, II. Hayden has moved to the house
which she recently purchased OF Dr. Edwin
Porter in this village.
For only ten dollars you can get very
stylish Raglan rain coat at Homer Fits.
Thetford.
Married, at Post Mills, October 1, BY Rev.
Mr. Sturtevant, Oliver Mousey and and
Leila Sweet, both OF Thetford.
Lyman Slofter is falling
Everts Worcester and Charlie Carey are
attending school at Burlington
Rev. William Slade and family have re- =
turned to their home after spending several
weeks at their cottage on the hill.
David Lshare and son have been visiting
at New YORK for the past week.
Mrs. George Emerson has returned from
Boston.
Oliver Mousley has rented the Palmer
house.
Chauncey Moulton and wife are visiting
his brother. Perley Mouton
Mrs &c. Newcomb is visiting her daugh-
ter for few days.
Daniel Waterman is repairing his house.
Miss Jane Colburn has gone to care for
John Loveland, who is very sick.
Annie Dodge of Post Mills il teaching in
district No g. She boards at George EN-.
erson's.
South Duxbury.
Will Nelson Of Cabot has sold his farm to
his brother, Hey bert. His family are with
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wheeler. - Mrs.
Oliver haw is with her daughter, Mrs A.
Phillips - Miss Ellen Hall and her
sister OF Wolcot visited here last week.
- Glencora freeman Of Lyndonvill- is
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
freeman. - Mr.. aud Mrs. George Rob.
iDa0n N W Mr. nd Mira
Albert. Philips the past week, - Alonzo
Hart OF Waterbury Center was in town n
Friday. - Herbert Ward was ia Mont
pelier on Saturday. - Mr.. and Mrs.
George Buckley have gone to the Pan
American. - Mrs. Frank Hart goes to
Orange. Mass, on Wednesday to visit her
sister and other friends. Mr.. Hart led
the Sunday evening prayer service. -
Mrs. l. Louzelle was with her sister, Mrs.
Morse. last week.
North Fayston
K. A. Davis has moved to Waterbury on
the farm he recently purchased of Mr.. Col
Inns.
Mrs. O. f. Posnet was at home from
Waterbury part OF last week.
Nellie Griffin was at home on vacation
last week.
There was q husking at James Somer-
ville's last Thursday night.
Eugene Griffin lost his horse last week.
Bert Neill and Walter Johnso have gone
to Waterbury to work for K. A Davis.
Bradford.
Miss Abbie Avery returned from Lac onia
on Saturday. She has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. Walter Jones for several weeks,
and expects to start soon for Iowa where
she will spend the winter.
Mrs. Henry S. McDuffee spent several
days last week at Montpelier.
Captain Nye has been confined to the
house for the past week.
Will Roy has moved into the house owned
by Robert Fulton, recently vacated by O. E.
Clark.
Rev. II. X, Kilbourn Is away this week
attending the national council of Congrega-
tionsl ministers at Portland, Me.
Thepulpit of Grace church was occupied
last Sunday morning by Rev. W. g. Spen-
Ger Of Pueblo, Mexico. He gave very in
teresting talk on missionary work there.
On Monday evening a reception to Mr.. and
Mrs. Spencer was given by the Epworth
League at Grace church, at which both con-
gregationB were largely represented