The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1883-12-19
Waterbury.

day 10 NIL lecture engagement
WARREN tells his men, we learn, that he will
give them all work until he can build again,
and none need leave unless they wish.
SEVERAL patriotic and disinterested citizens
spoiled suits Of clothes Saturday evening, In
removing greasy hides at the tannery fire.
SAMUEL PARcHER, for $50. has taken the
job to grade the new street leading from Main to
The Cooley manufacturing company gr,unds.
Mr.. NJ NJ KNIGHT was call TO johnson Sat-
urday by the serious Illness Of an elder brother,
Mr. L. NJ Knight merchant OF that town
Apoplexy WAS feared.
THERE will be Christmas exercises at the
Congregational church Monday evening. .Iu-
stead Of tree there will be Jacobs ladder,
with presents, singing and Rotations.
THE warning for the fret annual village
meeting, Monday, January "a. Ia posted. It
should be we'll attended, the report OF the first
years doings understood, and a good start for
the second year obtained.
GEORGE N COVE Is rapidly closing out those
three carloads OF sleighs mentioned Last week.
Notwithstanding the snow holds off and vennor
predicts summer weather In January. Going,
going, and u you do not come early, gone they
will be. No more this winter
EFFK KELLOGG, q daughter OF John D. Kel-
logg. living about a mile from the village, WIS
attacked with diphtheria last week, and died
on Thursday. Her age WAS about fifteen years.
Mr.. and Mira Kellogg have the warm at gym
patty OF their friends and neighbors In their
severe bereavement.
IT any Of the villagers wish to call on their
suburban friends in the evening 1t may serve
tn encourage the interchange OF social courte-
sizes to know that street lamps have been for a
week or two put up along Stowe street to George
Demmon's, and ut the easterly and westerly
extrenities Of Main street
At the Edwin Dillingham; post Of the Grand
NJ an foli
Ulcers were elected: Commander, Charles
Wells; senior and junior vce-commanders, re.
spectively, J. w Sleeper and George Brown
fficer Of the day, r, Bickford qusrtermaster.
F. Taylor; quartermastpr-sergeapt Frank
Carpenters commissary, H. Elliott; adjutaut
T. T. Farrell; fficer Of the guard, Hartwell
Moody; chaplain, J. Z. Foster.
F. s RoIFE has fine lot OF new sleighs. of
his own make, now finished and ready for sale
at his old stand near the railway station
These sleighs are made OF white oak that did
not grow on red oak stump, and ironed with
Norway iron that was not rolled In an Ameri.
can mill. Besides being made In tasteful
styles and Of the best material, these sleighs
are very finely painted and beautifully striped
Call and examine hem and test the truth OF
this recommendation.
SATURDAY morning the locomotive III. Fl
Lncklin, on the local passenger going morrill,
burst her water pipe while standing at the
eral horses standing at the station, among
them one belonging to J R. Langdon OF Mont
pelier. Smith Hale had hold of the rens and
Mr.. Lapgdon had ju-t poised imsef on one
foot, and was In the act of stepping into the
wagon when the horse shot out from under the
shed and WAS not restrained till the hotel was
reached. An int, INT more might have resulted
in a serious accident
"VIN" STRAW Is devotee OF the violin
and very creditable performer on that be-
witching instrument, At Camlas concert he
got front seat, prepared to take in all the
music the little foreign lady would send Uu-
der the manipulations Of her magic bow " Vim
rose IT, the third heaven Of ecstatic delight.
took off hi1 spectaces, laid them ON the seat
and surrendered himself Internationally to the
spell OF the petite magician. He wandered
away home unmindful Of the venerable "heps
to read which for manyayear have pieced out
his declining vision. The " apecs " were discoy-
veyed to their entranced owner
CAMILLA URso's concert, Thursday evening.
was one OF the finest entertainments ever given
In this village Hotel hall was filled with
highly-apprf ciative audience, which the won
derful musician did her best to entertain,
and succeeded. Repeated encores greeted
each number on the programme assigned to
Camilla, and che held her hearers spell bound
by the exquisite charm and sweetness of her
playing. Especially subduing was her execu.
tion OF 1.-THE Lat Rose OF Summer" gwen for
an encore to the Carnival OF Venice" Her
audience seemed to present striking instance
OF suspended animation, except 40 far as q
facial expression OF intent ard absorbing
interest would have disrelled the Illusion The
unimpassioned lady had a second time a very
impassiOned recall, to which she graciously re-
sponded, when her btwiiched listeners gave
her reluctant parting round Of applause.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
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