The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1890-12-31

mirth and song" the pleasant hours OF
Christmas night were spent and the return
trip to Waterbury made. Warm blood and
youthful spirits find inspiration in full
moon and splendid sleighing, with the mer.
curry hunting below zero among the teens.
Rev. s. II. Wheeler preached from the
one hundred third Psalm, second verse,
last Sunday: Bless the Lord, o my soul,
and forget not all his benefits" His dis
course was chiefly review OF the past year
| and tender reference to those taken from
us by death. AS the names Of the departed
were mentioned the tears of many of the
audience told that the loved ones had not
been forgotten.
We are sorry TO miss from among us the
pleasant and genial presence of Mr.. Fred
A. Rowland. He has made u host of
friends since he came here, and will be
greatly missed. He is young man of
brains, and we trust he will find good
opening for promising career in Mime
apois, Mimi, where he has gone, as we
hear, into the Office of Judge Young, a
prominent attorney of that city. May sue
I cess be his.
George ID. Robinson OF West Rutland,
who has worked for Harwood u Smith for
the last two seasons, as tinsmith, Is here
apain at work on sugar tools for Smith az
SOmerville. Business in this line is boom
Rsnv w p Davannnrt attendad :, f1reraI
out of town Sundav morning and bis neo.
pie wOrshiped with the COngregationaists.
- o. Il. Scott is able to be out again l.,
after six weeks OF severe sickness. -
we are glad TO see the lace OF f. A. Fer
maid, late principal Of the village school,
among us again for week or two. -
ara On a ,,i.it tn NJ Irthar na,.;s aud
wife. Mr.. Duffus has gone to Brooklyn,
N. Y, to visit his brother for short time.
- Rev. Leonard Tenney, b. II. Tenney
and Miss Tenney of Boston are spending
tne mondays WIN thelr parents. ~
w. Paul OF Lawrence, N. Y, was in town
V Wei, ounuay, Ine sues' ~ nis oousIn DerC
'," a,iaoo ". ~. nas $50 su
,ar ,' a. ,,,i,I so7i. % ,,oi @f w ~
and Mrs, Rice Dav.nport are stonniny with
their son, Rev, w. r., Davenport, =
Mrs. Rowland OF Lisbon, N. H., has been
spending week with her sister, Mrs. w.
L. Dillingham;, and her son, Fred A. How
land. - George p. Holmes of Marsh
heid anu Mrs. Ann Sinlth Ol waterbury
were MARIE" rIluay evening ias'' az 'he
no,,io y, 'ne g' Me- ~ he.' W; ~. Daten-
P"i" WI; anu WIS iioiileS VIII ihahe 'heii
Williamstown.
A son of Warren Goodrich has been i'll
with typhoid fever.
Charles Townsend Of Barre was in town.
earring POTATOES. last week,
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vein, "eineSo"y evening" were very largely "'-
'onuo"
The parents OF william Crondis are visit
Iis ms i I ihey are ieSiuen'S VI oape
Dio'o" i'io'
An old-fashioned Vermont winter " is
what is being said of our present season.
Snow and cold abound.
The money received by Jacob and Orlando
Flint for granite boulders on their land is
authoritatively said to be SlS5.
1t is said that at least six or eight new
houses are to be built next season near the
Pratt school-bouse in the granite district.
Onr old townsman, DIR. Gideon Dickinson
of Milford, Mass, is said to be in very
critical condition from some brain trouble.
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Next Sunday, known among the Meth
ouis,s as veteran oas' wiz DC oose' .eo
III d iiioi .inS Sc. loS III !no in'e'e'o vi Ho'-
Grams III 'no .noVhouis' n''ni''is'
Mrs. AFRO Nlch0ls Is suffering, ana nope
,Gssiy' ~ ~ ieaiGu, iioiii thc o ss vi
oiuou-, uaoei paoh Vi .he oso' piio '"' oee'i
" n"i''hs'on " 'on'"'' an oou''''.
Owing to the continued ill-health OF his
wife, Henry Nixon would sell ont his inter
est IN his boarding house. lie has de-
slrable lot OF boarders from among the gran
lte-working men.
There will be union services here during
the Week Of Prayer alternately, in the
Methodist ana congregational churches.
On sunday ana Monday evenings next the
meetings VIII be III the Methodist church.
John Walker, in government service, is
at home for short vacation. His census "
work has been for months in the South,
where, he tells us, he was kindly helped,
as occasion required, by southerners. He
VIII 90 from mere 10 New Jersey.