The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1890-11-12

afternoon I'm memory Of littlc Billie Martin,
were attended by large congregation of
sSmpathzug friends.
Rev. MIR. Alden exchanged pulpit serv-
ices last Sunday with Rev. Mr.. Russell of
Cabot
Walter Perkins has moved TO Worcester,
and Carcel Bemis will occupy the tene-
ment vacated by him.
Rev. Mr.. AXteil, a man ofeXteusve travel
and veteran of the late war, will give a
lecture AT The Congregational church Mon
day evening at seven O'Clock, taking for his
subject: Some GlimpSes Of the War of
the Rebellion" A small admission fee
will be charged ut the door.
West Randolph.
There was "pie" supper at Mrs. Il. r.
Smiths last Friday.
The teachers examination Of Orange
county will be held here Saturday.
There is n very favorable outlook for en-
teftainments this week. Two dramatic
| clubs have been organized with "A view 10
presenting several dramas during the win
ter
There will be sale of fancy articles at
| the Christian church vestry, November -.
IT. Is under the direction of the ladies of the
| COngreg tiOuai society. 10 IT, held there be-
cause their vestry is not completed.
Some one unwittingly raised the flag
! which floats over the high school building,
| last Tuesday, at half mast and bOttum-side
| up, because of the election. As the election
turns out, however il seems quite appro-
| pirate.
a surprise party was given to Mr. and
| Mrs A. $. King last Friday evening, IL
| being in honor of the twentV-dfth ami
versary of their marriage. There were
| many gifts. Among them were six silver
| fruit knives from Representative Robert
j. Kimhall. About fifty persons We're
| present.
Hattie Angel, Grace Bradish, Myrtle
| Walbridge and Miss Connolly have tin
| ished their schools --= Elmer Bean has
! lately been i'm Boston ON business. === G.
| G. and Claude Bcedie are In Bellows Fails
| this week. == Rev. +. Gerry has received
a call from the Congregational church Ia
! BrOol>ield. == George L. Mann was
home over Sunday,
ROXbury.
The officers OF RoXbury Lodge OF Good
| Templars were installed at the last regu-
! lar meeting of the lodge by Mrs. Ida Orcutt
and are: &. T., Carl E.ls secretary, r.
| L. Cram: f. s., w. ID. Cddy; treasurer.
| Bessie Wiley: chaplain, G. H. Ellis NJ,
| e. Is. Burnhau; 4 s., Nettie Durham;
| ID. NJ, Ida Stanton; g., Nina Marsh; seu-
! tinel. JAY Williams; y. G.. T., John q
| Flint; superintendent of Juvenile temple,
! Lizzie Butterfeld.
-, VIII SLnnarj !. VISITING friends M
! Leomiuster, Mass. === Mrs. Ruth Mont
gomery is at her fathers, where she viii
| Tnr,.in tbroruh tho winter. Lizzie
! pnttarG,id IL of 81 Tnbnsbury This week.
| 49, I,.l,,,,t, f., .ba s-atn CLrisfi.r I'm
! ,io.,.o, ,,ootir,, - nov Mir Dpnu Of
| Exeter, y. H., preached at the COu-reEa-
/ tiunal church last sunday. $1,000 Cassie
! Buuerfeld attended the county Christian
Endna,nr npion ineeIiug nj Barre last
weel, IA DELEGATE from here.
stowe.
The stowe cornet band is getting mp a
| play
The high school gives an exhibition on
| Friday evening.
Carroll Robinson had n large number OF
! sheep hahE'ed ny u'-S 'a'' WEEK.
i The stowe Farmers League elected oili-
GERS recently. Henry j. Harris is president.
Edward Muzzy is moving to the Cham
peau farm i'm Morristown and William
| Smith to the farm Mr.. Muzzy Vacates.
S+n.t,ord
Two barns OF Joseph loss were burned
! Tuesday evening, November H. WIN anoui
twenty tons OF hay, some corn 1odder ana
straw, one sheep and two swine Inc
| property was insured III Vhe vermont
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Farm 49, Mrs. Bela l.. Perkins j. about
to abandon her farm and will reside for "a
while with her mother, Mrs. Anna d.
| Wood.
West Topsham.
DIR. O. l.. Watson lost a nice vear-old steer
last week.
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one III 1t SlcN WIZ" INC prov '''iuH "'''''''i VI
What goods were sold at c. -. Mag0on' 5
auction iast Saturday went for very good
prices. He expects to move to Manchester
very soon, and is to keep clearinghouse
there.
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f,,. r,o',i los. Sot,,rl5v com, 10 PiaindtlJ
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