Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1881-08-17

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mao also peen erected, from which the MONT
peher oanu uiscoursed their best music ice
c'e"'h anu cake were dispensed WITHIN doors' ana
,ui' N'o Vi soc'an,y fuieu the nour' pufins
'u',' ~ ,"' 'a"s'o, o''ei congra'u,a'o'y "o'u'
anu so"''l'ens were spoken oy heV' messrs'
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AT the annual meeting OF Union School district
held "wednesday evening" August 10th, the fol-
lowing officers were elected: G. J. Gleason, mod
orator hiram carleton clerk Fred H. smith, ..
u onut.len' D. u houghton, Charies A. heed
anu H. NJ, guernsey prudential continues onas
~ "eeu, treasurer " De u'eason; .. W. hh's, T.
IL hink'ey' AUDITORS Consideraoie discussion
arose III regaru 10 repairs on the schooi-house'
ine conniit,ee ESTIMATED the cost oil repairs IN
progresS ana IN contemplation az ABOUT Sz,ooo'
IL was voted 10 raise a TAX oil twenty-one cents
on tue uoiar Oh grand nst TO pay the deots ana
ueiray tne expenses OF the district Tor the coming
year Inc repairs ana changes In the Union
SCHOOL ou'luing are under the immediate super
vision OF MT u A. Reed These consist prin-
cipahy IN newly pias'ering some OF the rooms IN
laying ne" noors' laying suitable drains, ana IN
removing those noxious outbuildings ana repiac-
ing tnem Win new ana wholesome water Closets
suitably arranged In 'he basement ihese changes
WIN ooininenu themselves 10 any one VINO HAS
u'ken the trouble 10 examine into the reasons
which IN the minds OF the committee rendered
them an absolute necessity Inc sanitary condi.
tlon OF the building VIII be immensely improved
ana the committee are 70 Dc commended ior their
'o'ion IN TINS nna'el' "oihe neceSsary cnanges
IN 'ie ue9AS auu se''s WIN a'so oe i'iaue. oon'e
VI 'ne,e nave 1een rui',u' souioe vi u"''uynesS
W ''o''''"s anu vi ''ooAeu sp'"es
MONDAY evening Rev. II. A. Rogers and wife
gave reception at the Baptist vestry to their
Visiting irienos members Oh the church and con-
gregation, quite large number being present
The floral decorations were beautiful Ice cream
was very acceptaby served by the ladies' during
the evening After an hours pleasant chat music
was furnished by Mrs. Crossett and Mrs Leland
aided by Mr.. William Pratt, Mrs. Rogers pre-
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s nus 800. Nov 80. ne'y ~ p nassenu-
s 49, ra''us h.oie',' L. w. y. niovA'yn' New
io'n, MI. o.o's, oalyo' Wealthy "eors"
sen'ien,An' who aiSo 'i"ue II uonauoh oi twenty
,No uoi"is ~, 'nu PURPOSE vi S,a'ins 'he church
ouiuins' anu ny neV' W. II. nooer@' mission
ay !" pu'n"ii, MI. nouei's Is I" re'urn W MS
,oi.'sn nun. ,no i's' y, ,ne p'e'en. non'n' Inc
oo'' m'sno' vi n'' many ,i'enus 20 WIN HIM. new
W. ioi,nan ple'en'eu III oenaii VI inc 'ne''pers
VI '"o '"u'0" anu oons''s"uon' n"nuSome purse
W 'he pas.or anu "i'e, oeing .he .eh'n ami
'o's"iy Vi 'neif nh"''"se' " w"'oh mr. Rogers
,ospo"uou i" 10" "'ii onoson "oruS' AS
'.'he-on upon 'ne occasion MI hosers was maze
'he recipient Vi large watermelon, MT hooerts
'iahing tne preseh'''ion' Mr. H. f. H. uary pre-
scented huge cane, IN pehaii oil the young men,
10 Mrs. Rogers (which was tin In appearance) in
recognition oil womans rights, a symbol OF
power -" inc great amusement. Oh Tue audience.
ihe SUI ny nirs' carpenter INSTRUCTOR IN vocal
''i"sio "' 'ne 'ei,hoh' Aeaue'hya ' oa&eon River
WAS especiaily nne. Inc reception was highly
e"JoSaoe' anu mr., hoeers anu MS es'inaoie wife
are 70 ce congra'uia'eo upon the success oil the
Observation-Disclosures
THE following are female residents OF Mont
peier who are eighty years old or over: Mrs.
Lucy Mead, born July %, 1779, came here in
the year 1913 Mrs. Martha Rivers, widow
OF Paul Rivers, born in 1880, and came to Mont
peher in 1887; Mrs Lydia nj. Warren, widow Of
calvin warren, born November 10, 1888; Mrs
Dorothy Horn,' widow OF John Horn, born Janu-
airy 81 1874, and came here in 1919; Mrs. Lucia
CLARK, widow OF Oliver Clark, born May l, 1885,
is now living with her daughter, Mrs. W. N. Peck;
Mrs, Betsey Haskins born Sept, l, 1897, now liv-