The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1888-12-19


enteftainment and supper in the yestry last
FRIDAY evening. Inc proceeds OF the affair
amounted to about seven dollars.
MISS HATTIE b. StMONDs, daughter of
Mrs Charles II. Caustic, formerly OF this
place, is to be married the 9th to Mr.. w. E,
SKINNER, VINO Is employed III the printing
establishment OF Potter Potter in Boston,
THE Tufts College Glee Club is to give
concert at the Opera-house Friday evening.
l'S, I'PIf2"G lhclu"eS u choice variety OF
ou'le@e, an any VidoSitai 'ItSic' An d%l3I'lona' %
"''i"''o" 10 ''io "'''J" an" SUi'"i oiuo'
MISS BELLE MEAD went to Boston last
Ihursday TO pursue Il course of study in
music. Miss Clara being at the West, Miss
Julia ana Mr.. George Mead have closed
tleir t IesiIeHce !i on Looms s1regV ahn are
iI uo9I"'hS WIN tiieIr aun'' NlrS' H. o. bout-
we'll
The last issue of the Golden RH}e speaks
in complimentary terms Of the general char
acter of the Vermont Christian Endeavor
convention at Montpelier and OF the cordial
mo,UoIio on,l;toI oN'on"e" ny 'no PeoPio vi 'ne
'"ln'"l
H. d. HOPKINS OF Montgomery Center is
Workihg LOT the Lane MahuIacturlng Com
pany MI Hopkins IS the thlru gentleman
OF that name IN the place 10 ayoid CON
lusion Two OF the y H. D's should change
'neii ini'i'''''
MIR MALLORY BANCROFT, prother OF Mrs.
W. r. van OF TINS place, was found dead in
ms peu at worcester last saturday morn
ing, MT, bahcroIt was Visltlng ms prother,
Natnan bahcroit Oh worcester, at the time
Oh MS uea'h'
THE members of Bethany society held
special meeting IN tneir chapel last Wednes;
uay evening 10 declde on extending a call
10 heV' E' H. Rogers OF New YORK city 10
accePv Sile pas olate Vi tne cnurcn, ouu au-
Jourheu "lthout taxing ueuhlte acuoh'
A MEETING of the Wabun Tribe of Red
Men is to be held at the office of j. E.
Curran this evening for nomination of Off
GERS for the year ensuing and for the trans
action of other important business. The
attendance OF all the members is quite
necessary.
AMONG the various articles of furniture
thrown out of the windows at the Smith
place last Saturday were two cages tenanted
by canary-birds. When the cages were
picked up later it was found that the birds
had f1own ana they nave not been heard
from since.
A CHRISTMAS reception will he given in
Bethany chapel on Tuesday evening, De-
cember 25 in place of the customary Christ
mas tree In the afternoon the children
will have chance to celebrate, the recep-
ton in the evening being more particularly
for the older members
THE local branch of the Kings Daughters
was organized Sunday by the choice of Of
ficers. Mrs. Sibyl E. Cochrane is president
and Miss Gertrude NJ Dewey secretary and
treasurer Tins is orpanizpd in this com
munity a branch of a benevolent society
that has been productive of the greatest
good elsewhere.
Tuppr ro e;oo or Nton+no,ior,s o+,r
systam watarNnourar tbat ,v;Ii dr;r,o
stream through one thousand feet of hose
up steep declivity of some two hundred
feet, and extinguish a fire within foot of
the spot reached when the water was turned
on, as was the case on Saturday is some
thing to brag about
T,,v u;ndou,s Of Xvahs+or,s s+oro ,,,o,,o
,,ary nrottn sbow In ona ON oil naint;na
y "a; pfui I,1anas: &c b;s dor D;oi fornss
the hackornnnd of n dnll,s rerention ,'' iIio Tn
the otber a naintin" Of pbaraoh,s horsas
faces fine disnlay Of fancy articles. Both
paintings were done by Miss NJ Eugenie
Webster, and are very creditable pieces of
work
TUE animal mating of Rob Morris Chan.
for No 81 n "a sbonId occnr wv
tTn,Io, ~ II ~ ~ 90, onou Stu;.
Assoniat,a 1,r' C.rand nd Patrop Iemos n Gmrran
has oranted liberalization tn bod tho 'naet s,'
in@ inc, On TbnrsJaI Decamher 81 at saven
neoc oI hrn ot hcb ti az seEen ie
ton of officers will be held and degrees con-
ferred on two candidates.
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