The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1888-09-26

mOnudy 10 Une Guy, from Illelr summer resi-
dence on East street. - Two bouncing
boys arrived in town last week Wednesday
and took up their abode, one with Mr. and
Mrs Milton Bailey, and the other with Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Duprey. -T. w. Ho-
bart of Mobeetie, Texas, and Miss Minnie
Warren, of this place, were married on
Thursday of last week at the residence of
the brides parents. The couple started for
Texas on Friday stopping at Buffalo over
Sunday with brother of the bride. Mr.
Hobart is in the employ of the Houston Il
Great Northern railroad as land agent, with
headquarters at Mobeete - Mrs. w.
II. Turner returned from her Canadian trip
on Friday of last week. - The Woman's
Christian Temperance Union gave public
entertainment last Wednesday, evening in
the Congregational church. - c. II.
Bosworth, now in the employ of j. G..
Nichols & Son of Barre, spent last week at
home. - Rev. j. j. Hall is away on a
vacation. - The Young Peoples Society
of Christian Endeavor will give a sociable
in the church vestry Saturday evening, Oc-
tober g. All are cordially invited to attend.
- Eagle grange held a meeting last
week Tuesday evening. The question was
Frostbitten corn; what shall we do with it?
Cabot.
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and WATCHMAN for session on first and
fourth pages. Subscriptions may be left
with Hiram Wells. Who and how many will
get the JOURNAL or WATCHMAN free? -
A large audience greeted Rev. Mr.. Drew
last Sunday at the Congregational church,
but many of his former parishioners were
missing, twenty years having made great
changes; but by many it was remarked that
upon the speaker the finger of time had
! lightly touched. - Mrs. Orman Wilson
has gone to spend the fall and winter with
her brother in Sycamore, Ill. - Harry
| Coburn of Seacliff, Long Island, is spend
] f....r 1. F..al
burn. - Mr.. o. Collins made fine ex-
hibtion of sleighs, wagons and carriages
at the st. Johnsbury fair last week. -
! Teachers meetings will be held in Cabot as
follows under the direction of Town Su.
perintendent j. p Lamson: September 2S
seven o'clock p. NJ. at East Cabot; October
9, at the same hour, at Cabot; October 4
same honr, at Lower Cabot. At these
meetings will be discussed by the teachers
and others the question " How to secure
and maintain the attention of scholars dur
| ing recitation. - Some time in Oc-
tober, Superintendent Dartt will give lee
ture at Cabot in the interest of the schools.
Calais.
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and WATCHMAN for session on first anC
fourth pages. Who and how many will ge
| the JOURNAL or WATCHMAN free? 60
Rev. S. G. Hayford will preach at Maple
| Corner schoOl-house next Sunday at half
past two O'Clock P. NJ.
East Calais.
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and WATCHMAN for session on first anC
fourth pages. Who and how many will gel
| the JOURNAL or WATCHMAN free? -
meeting of the republican club will be helt
next Saturday at two o'clock P. NJ, at the
G.. Hammond is at work as nierlr for C p
Dwinel Mr. Dwine1I is in Rostor ~.
week - Mr. and Mrs Robert Eroar,
have retnrned from their western tr;n
Wv. II. Rideout Of Roston has bear
snendino mart of his vacation hara a,nonr
relatives and friends W@ Ernaroi i'' Ser,t
ices for Thomas WcKnigbt uera haid bar,
Last Friday afternoon ia d;ad az ~
home If his son.in,Iaw CharIas witt "a. ~
the east side of tbe town ww mr. Marr;
son Hammond is at G r Dwinell,s n,,it,
low with consumntion aud heart diseaea
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East Montpelier.
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WATCHMAN for session ON first and fourtl
pages. Who and how many will pet th,
JOURNAL or WATcHMAN free? - Davit
Fleminp's nlace is still " for sale II il lef
in charge of f. w. Ormsbee and IT II
Templeton. = There Is to he anotha,
meeting of the DILLINGHAM; cIuh Saturda,
evening. October IL, - left Dodge is ~
the sick list. - r. IT FosteT visit,
! CHICAGO this week - The harm rpppnt IL
comnieted unon the farm If Turins Cnn
mings is modern in everv resnect and =,
model for convenience Tho generai an
nearance of the entire work is tie hest ati
denre tbat tho worlmen are vii malta
to do frstScIaSs woril 90
Marshheld.
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and WATCHMAN for session on first anC
fourth pages. Subscriptions NAV be lef
Win l. IL. Edson. VINO and how many
VIII get the JouRNAL' or WATCHMAN free
- Among those who took in the excur
sion to Boston and will visit friends in diff
ierent parts OF Massachusetts, are Mr.. anC
Mrs. y. ID. Cole and Rev. and Mrs j. ID
BAILEY. - Miss Henrietta Benton dice
last Friday at Durand Barker's, where she
had been sick some time. She was in the
millinery business in Montpelier for many
years. - George A. Davis has filled his
SIX months engagement working fol
Moses Whitney and has returned home
- The different fairs in Vermont have
been well patronized by people of this
town this fall - Professor c. G. Cove
was home from Massachusetts,. Sunday, tC
attend the funeral OF his aunt, Miss Benton
=" The Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union meet with Miss Eli Edison this
week Friday for business. - Rev. o. ID
Clapp invites his friends to meet at the par