The Vermont Tribune, Ludlow, Friday, July 19, 1889 Bridgewater 7/19/1889 L. E. WEYMOUTH of Boston is expected to join his family here, the present week. Harrison WOODWARD has moved on the the T. H. M. KNOWLTON hill, having taken a big lumber job of Howard & Co. The minor steam mill at the Corners has stopped operations for no one knows how long. Zion COPELAND has been tot the city on a visit to his son, recently. Mrs. Sheldon DIMICK is suffering from nervous prostration, caused by overwork. P. J. SALTER and G. W. THOMAS have put some very nice headstones at their wives' graves in the cemetery at the Center. Our base-ball club went to Tyson, last Saturday, and met the Proctorsville club in battle on the diamond. The gave was hotly contested throughout, and rain broke up the sport before it could be finished, the score standing Proctorville 11, Bridgewater 8, at the end of the eighth inning, when rain had been falling for all of fifteen minutes. Many went down from here to see the contest. Transcribed by Ruth Barton -- Ruth Barton mrgjb@sover.net Dummerston, VT