The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1886-03-10

the meeting and President w. j. Van
"a! ratten gave an address in the evening upon
the history of the society. A collation. was
served by the ladies of the church, and the
meeting Tor members only was held in the
CHRISTIAN Endeavor rooms, they having been
enlarged 10 meet the needs of the society.
- a bundle was found in this village,
March "a, containing two shawls and hood,
Which the owner can have by calling at DR..
Perry,s: - Mrs. Ellen Kenyon (formerly
Miss Ellen Mann of Braintree) of Gilmantcn,
WIS, visited friends in this town last week.
- The Comus Club of Rochester came
down and played Not SO Bad, After All"
to a large audience in the Bascom House
nail on wednesday evening OF last week
All present were well satisfied with the
play - Chester Foster has returned to
town with his bride, and is now bouse-keep-
ing in Mr.. James tenement. Success to
Ihem' - Frank p. Markham has leased
John A. Rogers farm for the coming wear
and moved on to 1t last week. - Misses
Mary and Sophia James went to Massa-
ccHusetts on Tuesday Of last Week.-Mrs.
Mary going to visit friends in Springfield and
Miss Sophia to resume her teaching in
the schools Of Attleboro. - Herbert G.
aiker VINO has been engaged in selling
singer sewing-machines in this vicinity, was
called TO his home at Gasset's Station, last
week. by the sickness of several members
OF his fathers family. - Mrs. Charter
Dunham went to Walpole, N. H., on Satur-
day, to visit her two daughters. - David
eaton, who has the agency for Windsor
county Tor the sale of the "Spy of the Re-
bellion," reports good success. - Rev.
Father Higgins Of White River Junction
held Catholic services at Wilson's hall on
sunday morning. - Dustin Bowen is
SICK with pneumonia at David Dykes and
we near that there is but little prospect of
his recovery.
East Bethel.
JOUN Or
under large log he was hauling to mill last
week. He was sitting on the log, when it
suddenly rolled off, throwing him to the
ground. He struck on his left side, the log
rolling on to his legs, holding him fast until
help arrived. No bones were broken. al
though his side was severely injured. 1t is
hoped that his injuries will not prove seri-
Gus. - Ben. Burnham is moving to
South Royalton. 60 All the personal
property of the late ID. Z. Brewster was sold
at auction last Saturday.
Gaysville.
The Second Adventists are to hold meet
ings few evenings in the Universalst
church, commencing next Thursday even
ing. - Mr.. and Mrs. Wilder went to
Bristol, Conn, last Monday, to be present
at the wedding of their son, which takes
place to-day wednesday,. - Rev. Mr..
Trevillian from Rochester lectures in Union
hall Friday evening. His subject will be
"A Trip to England" - Willard Cas-
well from Royalton has moved into the
house with his brother, Bingham Caswell.
Sharon.
REV. r. S. Cook commenced his second
years pastorate of the Baptist church last
Sunday. His text was Acts xviii: 10.
- Mr.. Welch died last Saturday and
was buried Tuesday of this week - III.
e. Smith intends to build new house next
summer. - Mr.. L. Walbridge is very
low, having recently had shock of paraly-
sis. - During the recent blow the sheds
OF Rev. Mr.. Chamberlain and A. II. Wilson
were demolished. The hill roads were badly
drifted during all of last week. - G..
wilkins has bought the Horace Faes place,
and takes possession April LIST. - w. A.
Ferguson has closed his labors as clerk for
G. A. Williamson, and is visiting in Bellows
Falls - f. w. Brown went to Bellows
Falls last Saturday to work - Dea. S.
| f. Huckins has returned from his visit to
his father in New Hampshire, and goes to
Bellows Falls to visit his sister this week.
| - Miss Susan Downer is stopping at p
| w. Dexter's. - A. NJ. Wiley & Son had
a horse badly injured, recently, by chain
hook getting caught in its leg.