The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1886-05-12

Post on This occasion, and it is hoped that
the citizens will turn out and honor the ma
tons dead and her noble defenders. ==
f. M. Woodwork has opened a meat
market under II. III. Mathers store. He
also is to run cart through this and adjoin-
ing towns, === Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II. Foster
expect to go West in about three weeks.
They intend to be absent all summer They
have several sons and daughters in Wis
consin, whom they expect TO visit. -
Several fine horses have been sold from this
place within the past few days. - j. i.
Beacham spent last Sunday with &. IL.
Beede of Barre.
SEMINARY NOTES.
THE programme for anniversary week is
as follows: Sunday, May 10th, at eleven
A. NJ, sermon before the graduating classes
public examination of classes, beginning
at nine A. M; at eight P. NJ. speaking by mem
bers of the middle and junior classes.
Wednesday, public examination of classes
beginning at nine A. M; at eight P. NJ, lee
ture by Rev. w. II. III. Murray, subject
" Sketches from the Adirondacks." Thurs
day, May Goth, at two p NJ, exercises of the
graduating class; at eight P. NJ, grand con-
cert by Howard Opera-house Orchestra
The concert programme will include selec-
tions from the sublime creations of the great
masters of musical composition, also seleC-
lions from /" Martha" Mkado," and other
popular operas of the present day. A rich
treat will be furnished all lovers of music.
1t will be seen that a programme well
worthy of patronage has been arranged,
and our fellow-citizens will lose much If
they do not avail themselves of the privi-
leges offered. Here is an opportunity to re-
lieve the hard, monotonous labor of life by
that relaxation and mental enjoyment
which the higher and better part of our ma
lures crave. Mr.. Murray's lecture, in the
broader and better views of life it will
arouse and develop, will be worth to every
nearer ten-fold more than its cost in the cur
rent coin All these entertainments, except
the lecture and concert, are free. A cordial
invitation is extended to all. - The ca
Diet corps has made marked improvement
this term under the instruction of Mr.. j. b.
Eldridge. 60 DR.. Wrisley very kindly
entertained at his home the members of the
geology class on Tuesday of last week. They
inspected with much interest his cabinet of
rare and valuable minerals and curiosties.
He has specimens of ore from many of the
most famous mines of the West. - Hon.
j. S. Hobbs, state librarian of Maine has
presented the seminary library a copy of
the Revised Statutes of Maine, 1888. -
Professor Chapman, teacher of elocution,
arrived last week - S. b. Letson, for
merly student of the seminary, will gradu-
ate in a few weeks from the theological
school of the Iowa State University at Des
the office of financial agent of the Univer-
sity. - w. +. Mnard, valedictorian of
the class of 'S5, having completed his first
course in the Philadelphia Medical College,
is now studying with DIR. Sparhawk of Bur-
lington.
Woodbury..
JETTIE, wife of Alvin Davis and daughter
of Roland Bruce, died in Cabot April 30.
Services were held at the house, Rev. j ID.
RailnV off piatin0. Her rpmains ware brouu ht
to South Woodbury. for interment. -
Willie Daniels a son of o. A. Daniels at
work for Alfred Nichols, running the edger
in his saw-mill, had his hand caught and
badly injured. DR.. Lance tends to it, and
Cora Daniels has engaged to teach the school
in district No. 6. - Ora Jackson has
bought the Dow farm and moved on to it.
- Mr.. Osgood is failing. His sister
still remains with him.