The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1886-06-30
~ Gould, Mrs. II. II. Chamberlin. (Signed)
IL. l.. Kenyon, postmaster.
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could ~ Co. as overseer in the weave-room-
the same job he left seventeen years ago.
- George f. Rich, who has been par
alyzed and helpless the last seven years, died
last Friday, aged about sixty-two years
- Farmers have generally commenced
haying, with prospects of a much better crop
than usual
Plainfield.
The class in gymnastics and elocution,
under the tuition of Miss Mittie S. Skinner,
| received its first exercise last Monday and
will meet again on Thursday afternoon at
four O'Clock in the village school-house hall.
| The terms will not exceed 81, and for a
| class OF twenty only seventy-tive cents, for
twenty-four lessons. - Public religious
services will be held in the Huntley school
house on Maple Hill next Sunday afternoon
at half-past two o'clock. == Patriotic and
religious services will be held in the Con-
gregational church commemorative of the
national anniversary next Sunday evening.
All are cordially invited to attend.
Waitsfield.
THIS community was saddened by the
death of Charlie, youngest son of Hon. j.
IL. Hastings, which occurred on Friday, the
10Th instant Four years ago he-a bright
intelligent and modest youth, loved and re-
spected by all-left his home and youthful
associations for the far West to fill respon-
sible position in the mercantile business.
About year ago he formed copartnership
with his brother-in-law j. c, Joslin, but in
the midst of youthful ambition he was
stricken by disease and fingered through
the spring months in his western home, but
desire for home so pressed upon him that
two weeks ago he undertook the journey
from Minneapolis to this place. He endured
the journey with fortitude and seemed bet
ter after being home few days, but the
system was too weak to hold up longer and
on Friday last he passed peacefully into the
hand of him who gave him. The bereaved
hn NOT ynfo III 1ro
Thomas Sanders died very suddenly of
apoplexy last Friday morning. A large
family are left to mourn the loss of a most
excellent mother l.. G. Berry was
last Thursday the animal throwing him
down and breaking an ankle-bone and
otherwise injuring him. - While driv-
ing from Warren to Waitsfield Rev. L. e.
Pangburn ran into herd of cows, one of
which broke the whiffletree and carried
Mr.. nor Mrs Pangburn were injured,
though they were somewhat frightened.
- The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union will hold fan festival in the vestry
of the Methodist church on Thursday even
ing, July LIST. IL c. E. Jones, assignee OF
the estate of E. A. Dumas, has sold the
mill property to Moses & William Palmer
,, for 5000. - The school in districts No
3 Sand unite the I'd of July in picnic in the
} woods of j. II. Baird. - Miss Emma
mer with her brother in town. - Gases
9 of whooping-cough are ple1ty in this place.
Waterbury.
:, C. o. GRAVES and family have returned
, from Washington, Kansas, to spend a few
: weeks at their old home in this place
q Although Mr.. Graves is highly pleased will
n the West, yet money is not to be found OF
: bushes or to be had there except for valu
n received. A number of couples at
| hn of ha inrr of h.
v Mount Mansfield Hotel in Stowe last week
. - Mrs. A. b. Remington recently sol,
= her place on Main street to William Cooley
n - Mr.. Stephen Hodges sustained Sigh
4 injuries by his runaway team on Tuesda,
= of last week. - The Grand Army picni
: on Saturday last was well attended. TIL
# Center band furnished music for the coca
n sion. - Citizens band gave an open
# air concert on the hill Friday evening TIL
q six pieces that were on the programme wer
,, rendered in very fine style. If we had
r. band-stand, which is much needed, every
a thing would be complete. - NJ
n Evans has bought the four-year-old latel
: owned by James Smith. - The publ
= Morse, closed Saturday, June g. with e,
X ercises by the pupils A very successful
; term is reported, the scholars having don
!. good work under their efficient instructor
l. - A union temperance meeting, unde
a the auspices of the Woman's Christian Ten
l. perance Union, was held in the Methodi,
!, church Sunday evening. The recitatio
~ given by Miss Inez Moody and the readin
20 by Miss Minnie Arms were both rendere
: in pleasing manner.
st Waterbury Center.
~, IL AMONG the arrivals in our village the pas
~ - week we notice Mrs. G. NJ Webster of Bo
= ton, Mass, and Mrs. NJ. j. Anthony
~ Providence, r. l., who are staying at "
~ E. Marshal's; Mr. and Mrs. G.. S. Lord
-, Winooski, with Mrs. Pratt; Mr.. and Mr.
II Addison Minott and Mrs. Virgins of Mon
- pelier and Mr.. and Mrs Gus. Minott
y Northfeld the guests of o. II. Minott Mr.
II Abbie Marshall of Rock Island, ILL.,, a form,
~ NJ, resident but who has been away for mir
y years, is visiting her many friends. Mr.. an
y Mrs Ireanus Newhall of Salem, Mass, al
- - also visiting in this vicinity. - A recel
n, letter from DR.. NJ. w. Hill, now of Acke
q Iowa, but recently of this town. announce
: the birth of daughter to himself and wi
- June 10th - Charles C. Robinson hi
u u pasture that has been filled with viii
20 daisies for many years. Three years ago M
~ n Robinson stocked the pasture with shet
., and has kept them in there each seasC
=" since, and now none are to be seen -
"a Mrs. Frank Hodge and Leslie Greeley al
~ both quite ill. - Nearly three hui
~, ~ dred attended the union picnic last Wedne
- day in Frank Hills grove. - Mrs.
-. w. Burgin is visiting her parents and frien,
e in Washington - Mrs. Elbridge Culv
III 'i'' " pSU'l"iio containing 'jeof PiSNoS'
It. Woodbury..
u f. n. AINswoRTH is remodeling his bar
~ The staging gave way the other day, preciI
% tating the workmen and a quantity of luz
p her, tools, etc, to the ground. f. S. Ri
le sustained flesh wound ON one side of h
" face, Warner Thomas injured his back an
10 HAL Carr sprained his ankle. Strange
~ it may seem, no bones were broken. -
~ Mr.. Osgood is failing in health. Rev. M
40 Davis of Calais visited him last week. MI
e. Jackson is convalescent. Her brother al
pc sister are with her. - Rev. Charl
ne Morse of Illinois, former pastor in TIL
as town, is visiting friends here. He occupi,
~ the pulpit at the Congregational church la
VI Sunday morning. - John Drenan al
d wife We're in town Saturday and Sund;
eu visiting his mother and other friends. -
es The Carrick Brothers have some ten
III twelve men at work in the northeast part
nc the town quarrying stone.
ay South Woodbury..
lie, REV. JAMES RAMAGE will deliver lectu
as upon his trip to Scotland in the vestry
ed Friday evening at seven clock. Admissio
ng ten cents. Proceeds to go towards payil
ne insurance upon the church. - Rev.
lrt II. Morse of Plano, ILL.,, preached he
on last Sunday forenoon. - Last Saturd
PIT afternoon young peoples meeting was he
re in the church, and such services will be he
~ every Saturday at three P. M
9 Worcester: