The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1883-06-27
Waterbury,.


CONSIDERABLY money has been signed Tor
'i s" "oiNo on 'no our'n'
ooMERvLLE " WARREN are going to put
water WORKS INTO the village OF Morrisvllle, W.
Mr.. II. B. CBTrTENDEN of Swanton, formerly
teacher in this village, has been making
visit to the scenes of his former labors and
trials.
Mr.. ODER and family have closed their year s
engagement in the Methodist choir and will not
renew 1t. Mr.. Ober's pupils in music in diff err
ent parts of the state demand his entire time
and attention.
LAMPS will be placed up the Mill village road
and in other narts of the Village where needed
The plank walk to Mill village is also to be put
in good repair The fathers" are getting
down to business
COMMANDER CHARLES WELLS. of the Grand
ARMY Post has been putting the iuyenile
military company through its PAGES prepare
tory to the appearance of the youngsters in
line on the Fourth.
TIM biobwav 20 Mddlesox bas hoa,, T.,
nassable 1w;ng IN nm effn,t 10 Iower the arada
pc th & hr;5 20 biI, G III, 49, ', W.. W.. s,auo
poc az he ton Powder ~ Il is said sn1 ~,
ross;", 90 * roo, 90 S', IGN, ~ ~
he tried " -'''''' WIN n"'' W
W 800
rr;da as 49, ,o,ai ossH WIN ue cioseu On
hour 40 r,ier than nsno hu W ,hs a an
annnoI ayamina,inn TSo crstnroars 81 .ha
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mamhariggo This '"0''i''0 "NA'S '"'0 W is
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h lh , lauies Vi sne Oohsregationai society
naVe uociueu w III up INC basement Oh tne
I ,I., iDr soClal occasions,5a rranglng Ior
hI.cnen' bringing IN water anu iaying IN iull
assor',lont vi croGhery auu cooking appliances
Slls. arnis hi.s. roriest anu MIS- hichaIuson
" VI 'u,' i"'..Vi'
rhANh o; hoLfE Is thlnklng laVoraDly OF the
piUJeos VI p Duiiuihg carnage SHOP mere next
pol.eu away slnce nls FORMER snop was leased
no;tad 80. oIa. .ho oseiou mas pre-
Wy ina. ne is lo' how III .ne
parsons tj, lS 49,. 10 ~. .ne
CD soI,a 81 nr soou open pussies VIII
, iiiu evino vi III Hsohe . OWN make oh manu-,
~ "e uP'" A'
LHE soldier picnic will be held in the grove
w., W. W. & onepe, eas.eLy from .ne rail-
,ract II IL deiicbtsrl ,rIana SUI W ino
iii ha antiraI, i,stnn,.,ap so ino ooeasloh
t;anai oond iir. LII hn anu r on, d
No formal nrograr,no ~ sat .,ooohae WI II. oe
will he mate7iai for snob a., 90 onii, ae
will MT cnt and drioS rai ntm ~ euui as
entireiv IN ,ba shada >. I sues
with a full basket and rogad tor 10 81 SV tro
and can,nipg ont ""' 1851" ioA u"9 Vi A""
1I. e
IHE Ghlversity gee cup Oh burlington gave
at Hotel nall wednesday evening such a con-
dents can i've Tbeir vnice a,dueu uGnege SUI
and thar mn fuI1 ,f tba
hnou une ~ was LUZ Vi the irrepressioe
vonng osntiemen gave savarai ;,S;, nJo,. 'u i''
The yssga serarade The r;ah 1,,T N
notes IF tbeir snn@S Tho at9aot aut soiuiheu
the mooniicbt ana rho sti1Iy, ,,,n1 w
agreea ble tternart W tbe oss nign. Wete an
Chain had d moi entb re fnG9o WHOM sumner
O".N 'N NV
FLOWER service Tor the benefit of the chill
dren was vas held at the Methodist church on Sun
DAY. rms society mas In former years made
very auractlVe ulsplays on such occasions, and
the last was IKE unto It's predecessors. Mr..
Johnson morning discourse was framed in
tne interest," ol the little people. In the evening
service OF song was held On this occasion,
ana also IN the morning, Mrs. c. S. Hoag of
bridgeport, Conn, and MIR. Fred Spear, brother
OF MIS- Osoorn Cnase, participated, each sing
ing SOLOS IN the course OF the evening service
The Waterbury girls acquitted themselves
handsomely at the CLOSING avercisas at tss
Methodist seminary last week. both in resnect
to scholarship and in their parts on the General
programme Miss Eva Wyman recited her