The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-09-17
SOUTH RYEGATE.

SOUTH RYEGATE.
A son was born Saturday, Septem-
Der ~, to Mr.. and Mrs D. ]. Nc.
Douald.
Charles Hurlbert went to Northfield
this week. He will drive in the races
at the fair.
M. H. Gibson's trotting mare, Net
tie, is quite sick with a cold. DR..
Thomas, the veterinary from Wells
River, was called
B. L. Terry had his old horse Bill
killed last Saturday, it being about
twenty-five years old.
The ladies' aid Of the Reformed
Presbyterian church and the mission
airy society will hold social at @.
D. Grants, Friday evening.
Mrs. W. 7. George received word
on. Monday that her sister, Mrs. j. D.
Thornton, of Arlington, Mass, was
very sick. Mrs George went there on
Monday night.
Leroy Darling went to Barre on
Saturday. He will attend Goddard
Seminary. Mr.. Darling was marshal
at the recent fair here.
Miss Ellen Coburp has one to Man
visit.
Theresa Darling has gone to Low
ell, Mass, to finish her studies there.
The. Reformed Presbyterian church
and the Presbyterian church will be-
gin their evangelistic revival meet
ings on September 20. The Rev. John
Steel of New York will conuuct all
the services. Mr.. Steel is a very
Il has
these meetings will be largely attend
ed.
D. A. Morrison has moved from
the mountain, where he has been
running boarding house, into j. B.
Darling's house on Pleasant street
w. D. Darling Jr., while in the
barn feeding his stock the other night,
had the misfortune to fall down the
stairs, receiving bad sprain. DR..
George Darling was called to attend
hin.
M. f. Mcdonald, who has been trav-
cling in Ohio, Virginia, Pennsylvania,
Michigan and Wisconsin for the past
five weeks is expected home some
time this week
Mr.. and Mrs Alec Beaton have Just
returned from their wedding trip and
have begun housekeeping in William
Goodfellow's house.
Mrs William Goodfellow moved
their household goods to Barre on
Monday where Mr. Goodfellow has
work and where they will live at
present.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Goodfellow,
who were married, September 2, have
just returned from their wedding trip
and at present will remain with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lafayette
Carpenter.
In recent quarrel between Frank
Jones of Grotoh and Charles Carruth
the latter's ear was cut. Jones was
arrested, and placed under bonds of
5000 to appear at county court by
States Attorney Bailey. The trouble
was caused by jealousy on the part of
Carruth because of Jones' attentions
to his wife.
WALDEN.
Our little village was taken by sur.
prise when fifty young men and fifty
eight horses appeared in town. They
were all in U. S. service, their head
quarters at present being at Fort Ethan
Allen, holding themselves at all times
in readiness to go where Uncle Sam di-
rects. They were fine body OF men
and made splendid appearance in the
saddle. They were on their way
to attend the Caledonia County Fair
held at St. Johnsbury Sept. Is, l6 and
II, and pitched their tents here for
one night only.
John B. Rogers is buying potatoes
at Walden r. r. station, paying $50
The farmers report big crnp and fine
quality, 2 and lb. potatoes being re-
ported
HORN OF THE MOON.
Miss Florence Grandfield of Mont
pelier was at W. Fl. Sanders last Fri.
day.
d. d. Averill, from Piermont, N.
H., is visiting his sister, Mrs. Emma
Il. Sanders.
Ira Pierce and family spent Sunday
at G. W. Sanders.
Mrs. Jane Dillon. Mrs. Il. r..
Plaisted, Mrs. Will Berry, from Mont
pelier, recently visited Mrs. Ann
Dillon. k.A.