The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-10-22
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CORRESPONDENCE.
NORTHFIELD.

~. W. Nlibbls WIN llttS DCbh III lOI oOiI1
time, still remains in a very critical posi-
ton.
l.. H. Winch, who recently sold his
farm at Waitsfeld road, will soon move
to Jamaica where he has employment.
The post office will be moved into the
new Mayo block where it will have COM
modious quarters and be equipped with a
new outfit in general.
F. S. Porter has sold his house on Cross
street to NJ. ID. Smith and having dis
posed of his private property will soon
remove to Jamaica where he has business
connected with the White Mop Wringer
Co.
Several from Mortified Lodge, |. o. c.
T. attended the Grand Lodge of Yer
mont held at Barre last week.
A. j. Hutchinson is negotiating the
sale of his farm to city parties to be used
as Summer home.
Norwich University is the recipient of
collection of over 800 volumes from the
library of the late p. d. Bradford. The
books comprise works of history and gov
ermental publications which will be a val
ued addition to the library of the Univer-
sity.
Several from this place went on the eX-
cursion to Washington, ID. c., in attend
ance of the Grand Army encampment.
George Evans of Bellows Falls is
spending his vacation with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. James Evans.
Halsey Edgerton is at Chelsea for a
time as assistant in the National bank of
that place
WEST DANVILLE.
William Bandy was taken seriously i'll
Sunday night, and died the next Saturday
at one o'clock, after being operated on
the Thursday before by Drs. Warren and
Burbank for appendicitis.
William Hun has received quite a
large sum of money from the Mexican
war, which we all hope will do him a
great deal of good
Andrew Brock and Rebecca Hun were
married in Peacham last week.
Miss Lila Cook spent a few days in
Cabot last week,
Miss Idella Morrison and a number of
others intend to go to Boston on the ex-
curson this week Wednesday.
Quite number from here attended the
food fair at St. Johnsbury.
SOUTH RYEGATE.
The Presbyterian society held theil
annual meeting for the election of Off
GERS for the ensuing year, Tuesday Oct.
IA. Preparations were made for big
dinner in the vestry by the ladies OF
the society as has been the custom fol
several wears; the roll was called
and every member was expected to an
swer to his name and then be seated
at the table
George Robin was called to Barre OF
business on Saturday last, he will re-
turn this week.
j. F. Whitehill went to Lowell
Mass. last Saturday.
Mrs. Mary Nelson and Mrs. W. L
George were at Topsham on visit ne
trip the first of the week.
There being no services at the Re
formed Presbyterian last Saturday Oh
account of the illness of Rev. Near
thur, the congregation were cordial.
invited to the Presbyterian church b.
Rev. Mr.. Wallace.
G. f. Smyth of Ryegate has beel
putting NJ. H. Gibson's stone shed il
first class order for cold weather tn,
past week One half of it has beer
leased to the Rosa brothers who began
operations last Monday.
The Christian Endeavor Society o
the Presbyterian church will give
social at the vestry Friday evening o
this week All are cordially invite
to attend
Mrs. W. II. Lamphere and son hay
been spending the past week at Ian
caster, n. H.. with her brother.
Rev. Macarthur is reported as bein
a little better by Doctors Lee of Well
River and 5. W. Darling of this place
Peach Thomas loaded twenty-fou
hogs, twenty-five calves and seve
sheep and lambs mt this station las
Monday morning.
Rev. Mr.. McClevelaud OF TopshaI
called on Rev. Mr.. Macarthur last Sal
urday.
Charles Grant goes to Maine neg
Thursday for "a short visit.
Quite "a few awaited themselves {
the cheap rates 20 Boston last weel
SOUTH WALDEN
Mrs A. e. Jacluon of Groeusbor
has been visiting her father, ID.
Ferguson.
G. G.. Harrington was at home fro
Montpelier over Sunday
The Ladies' Aid win haya % boil'
dinner and hash supper at the vest
Friday, October II.
G. II. Stevens aud wife have retur
ed from Kansas City.
Mrs. b. G. Jennings has RETURN
from Massachusetts.
j. A. Houston is suffering from
injured hand.