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

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The sixth convention Of the Washington
! County Christian Endeavor Union was held
at the Congregational church Friday. The
| forenoon session was devoted To n devo-
| tiona meeting, led by A. G.. Stevens of
| Montpelier, and an address OF welcome was
! given by Rev. G.. w. Lougren, after which
the reports of officers were received -Four
| more societies were reported than at the
! last session. The following officers were
| elected: President, Wesley G. Taplin of
! the Montpelier Methodist society; secre-
| tary, Laura Gale of the Plainlield Cougre-
! gationa society; treasurer, Merton Cheney
| Of the Barre Baptist society. dinner
| was served at noon by the ladies Of the
! three Barre societies. AT halt-past one
| praise meeting was held, led by Miss Cham
! berlin of Plainiield when the following
! topics were discussed: The Adautabilitv
| OF Christian Eudcavor to County Churches"
| by Lulie a. Jones and Rev f. s. FiSke of
Waitsield; Christian Eudeavor SUNDAY"
! by Myrtle Bowles Of Cabot and Rev. S. e.
| Wheeler of Waterbury; " Christian Amusp-
ments," by Frank f. Barnes of Montpelier
and Rev: }. }. Hall of Berlin; Ideal Com
| mittee Work." by Eva NJ Burlrigh of
| Waterbury " Aggressive Evangelical
| Spirit Of Christian Endeavor," by Miller
! Pratt of the University of Vermont. In
| the evening there was song serv-
ice conducted by II. ID. Hopkins, Jr. and j.
! j. w. Sault of 81. Adams, the Stat,. Drpsi-
! dent made an address, after which there
was conservation meeting, led by Pro-
lessor AXtell of the Montpelier Seminary
Fred Dyer of BrOokfeld sang acceptably
! in the Congregational choir Sunday 60
A w Morrlll, Alnsworth ; sewing-machine
! agent, went TO ms home IN New Hampshire
laSt week 10 vote. - Giles Durkee is
selling off his remaining stock of tin and
| hardware at Hale's auction rooms. =-
James Gazeley of Albany was in town Sat
urday. - b. w. Hooker returned from
Drlet southern trip Friday evening.
- q. II. Haie's auction rooms have
been enlarged, which gives him plenty of
room; - MISS Hattie Wells class OF 49,
Is visiting her schoolmateS. She had to give
! up her studies Just before graduation, owing
TO severe sickness, but Is now entirely re-
covered. - II. j. Smith is having a
severe Tune with the rheumatism. -==
Among those who went to Boston on the
excursion We're Z. G.. Carr and wife, Frank
r. carr anu VIE, w II. Glduulng ana wife,
H. D. BOLSTER ana WIFE, T. Chandler and
WE, Thomas IL, Cave and wife, Perley
| Cnanuler' w, NJ. hllnball ana Wlie, Byron
Phelps anu wife, Or. Lamb c. VI. lIdwes, f.
Il. Densmore, Gurdon Halves and many 9TH
ers. - Z. Ielnpleton and daughter Mary
nave rented rooms at Or. Nichols and Will
I'VE unere during the winter. = Mr.. and
Mrs Keith of Sharon have been stopping a
James falnum Is working in the Smith
meat market, having finished work with III.
| Webster. 60 Dr. o. II. Reed AID George
Barnard are seen on the street again, after
tnelr severe sickness. - Mr. ana Mrs.
| ing visited several DAYS with Angustns
t lsu,laI ca--7,7 w. "A; Nlark OF warner
n;,,tJ I,'no VI EG,Gl"ns mas peeii
iippJanan, Wv T1I",ii4P II ~ f,i iiI 'ahh Vi
| O. II. Hale returned recentlv from a trim
TO Boston. -. Leon Bemis il worlin,, in
| w. K. Bixby's new store AT Eost R11re
/
| Mass il WISHING Miss Rurtie East,nou
- Miss Melissa 4. Boslev Of Ros.
ton has been stonninp few days
with her sister, Mrs. Abbv French ~
George ID Wheeler has been confined TN
the house for a few DAYS. threatenad with ~ n
lever - Miss Ina daughter of Asa
iharFlhgtoh' gives party TO some forty OF
her lrlenuS rr,uay evening november IL.
register into his store 'ol --eN ,v w o"I
Wiis0n and wife retmrn.J Iya'inaY'ia,. ~
! Harrison Mich -W Frad pos,~orth o,a
of Rarra's vot,ng n,nn nor ~ tho , ~nr
business at Bellows Falls, was a visitor to
! his mother in town ON Thursday. ==
Miss Alice lockwood Of Reading. az one
time "A student at Goddard, has been al
the seminary on visit. NJ G.. Mich
OILS returned last "Wednesday from a short
trip To Boston. ~. n. Braey returned
Saturday evening from his southern trin
- c. a. Bragg of Warren was nurse
to the late Hora "a FiGeld -- Rev C.
w. Longren is in Freeport, Me-, having been
called thither by the illness Of his wife.
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Rev. G. X. Garfield of South Rvegate oc-
cuped the CONGREGATIONAL pulpit on SIM
day last. in exchange with Rev. j. J. Hall.
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church will meet with Mrs Calagau on
Friday afternoon of this week
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