The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1889-11-13

falling of mass of earth. A leg and
wrist were broken, and other injuries re-
ceived.
THE Woman's Christian Temperance
Workers meet this afternoon at three o'clock
at the residence of Mrs. II. b. Cross.
THE United States Clothes pin Company
has recently placed in its shop a new drum
gang-saw and two new spring machines.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union is to meet with Miss Eliza Rubee
next Tuesday afternoon at three o'clock.
THE Chautauqua Circle meets Friday after
noon with Mrs n. w Frink, if the weather
is fair, but if stormy with Mrs. g. II. Ship
man.
II. G. WEBSTER has purchased of Colonel
Fred Il. Smith the house on Elm street in
which he has lived for several years. Price,
$1,000.
REV. j. EDWARD WRIGHT has kindly con-
seuted to deliver temperance lecture to
the people of Montpelier at a time to be
named.
A SYNDICATE is being formed in Mont
pelier to purchase the farm and quarry Of
Sumner Kimball at Barre. They are offered
at $4,000.
Mrs. KATE FOSTER has sold her farm on
the Northfeld road and has moved into the
Dudley block ON East State street. where
she will keep boarders.
at whist tbe otbor nvenipgy in snita of tha
fact that he held an ace. 1t is thought that
the case will not be fatal
REV. G. W. GALLAGHER breaches next
Sunday morning on The Buried Talent"
in the evening on What Shall Do?"
The public are cordially invited.
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States. to be held November 1924.
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Vue "eSV ino''e Vi oaPi'a' Pu"iSlinonV.
AT meeting of the Young Peoples Re-
ligious Fraternity, recently, s. Il. Davis
resigned his once as president ana LOUIS D.
haUha"ay was erected 10 succeed hiin'
GEORGE SAWYER, a stone polisher died
on Wednesday of last week and was buried
on Friday. He was twenty-eight years of
age and leaves wife and two children.
THERE will be another foot-b ball game
next Saturday afternoon on the Seminary
ground, the opponents being from Goddard
Seminary and Washington County Gram
mar School,
KEY bEohGE l. RAYMOND VIII uellVer an
lllus'rateu temperance aluress next sun
uay AFTERNOON, NoNeiuner ~, al hlteeh
minutes before hVe, III the baptisC church'
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We, WY iooonyS ieorI'eu a unaiilli,o1S n ga
l Iiu.n 'HJ MaluenS @ anu 1ea.lS VI ms as
oh.lon' lias acceptGu anu eH HPocVS W oiii-
cia'e Ill 'iie oiiu'cn Decenioer l.
Miss KITTY VAILLE of Philadelphia a
student at the Vermont Methodist Seminary,
VINO mas peen very Ill OF typhoid pneumonia,
is rapluiy recovering unuer the eihclent care
Oh Dr' boarulhah anu the eXcelleht nursing
OF MIS- Ladd'
AT a largely-attended meeting of the
Trinity Christian Endeavor Society on Sun
day ey ening the delegates to the recent con-
vention at Rutland made their report. Rev.
a. j. HOugh read the poem which he read
before the convention.
THE funeral of Lewis Virgins, who died
suddenly of consumption at the home OF his
brother, in MiddleseX, on Monday of last
week, took place on Wednesday afternoon.
He resided on the Berlin side. He leaves a
wife and two children.
Mrs. l.. b. HUNTINGTON and sister. Mrs.
Bowles. are to speud the winter in Cali
fornia and Oregon with their brothers.
Charles and Freeman Parker of the former
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