The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1890-09-24
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family go to Waterbury Center soon where
they have purchased place. 80 Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Raymond Of Omaha, Neb.,
are in town for a brief visit Mr.. Raymond
was formerly from this place, but has lived
in the West for many years.
Waits River.
The tabernacle camp-meeting was a COM
plete success.
Several attended the state camp-meetng
at Mortified last week.
The village school has opened with Miss
Abbe Williams of West Cornth as teacher.
The meeting of the Ladies' Aid Society
was held at Mrs. Lyman Thayer's last
Thursday afternoon, with an excellent at
tendance.
Emma Rogers arrived at the Cottage
hotel last Thursday afternoon. 60 b. f.
Fellows and daughter left for their western
home last Monday; =, ~. D. I. Carter has
Bacon is a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w II.
Hood. 80 Fayette Eddy, wife and two
children Of Lincoln are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. T. II. Minard. - Mary Chynoweth
began her school last Tuesday.
Waitsfield.
George Wilder is visiting mis- parents.
Mrs Dan Skinner, who has been danger
ously i'll, is improving.
There has been no frost here, and conse-
quently good corn crop is certain.
The new school books have not all come as
yet, causing much annoyance to the schools
and also to the agent, F. A. Boyce.
j. j. Kelly has lost another horse, which
is the fourth which he has lost this sum
mer Mr.. Kelly has the sympathy of every
body.
The family of Walter Andrews have gone
! to Brooklyn, n. Y, for the winter. They
have left their Shetland pony with l., r..
Joslyn.
Hon. w. A. Jones, in consequence of a
severe cold, has not been quite so well for
the past ten days, but is now more COM
Portable.
Mr. Francis w. Holden of the Meadvlle
| Theological School will preach in the Brick
! church at Waitstield on Sunday, September
| 2S, at eleven o'clock A. NJ.
Mrs. Ferd Ainsworth and family, with
her mother-in-law, Mrs. Caroline Aims
WORTH have gone to Minneapolis to join her
husband, who has employment in that city.
Rev. E. S. Fiske exchanged pulpits with
! Rev. G. w. Gallagher of Montpelier last
Sunday. In the evening Mr.. Gallagher
preached a sermon on "The Root of all
Evil"
The house of Eugene McCarty, ST., in the
eastern part of the town, was burned Mon
day afternoon Most of the household goods
on the first floor were saved. 1t is thought
the chambers.
Waterbury.
The Friday evening prayer-meetings in
| Mill village have been successful in good
| results, as a great deal of interest is mani
tested by those who attend.
Rev. Mr. ellis Of South Royalton preached
in the Methodist church last Sunday, in ex-
change with Rev. w h. Davenport. Mr..
Davenport has returned from his vacation
greatly improved in health
Mr.. and Mrs. Dewitt Green wish to re-
turn heartfelt thanks to friends and neigh
bors for their visit on the occasion of the
twentieth anniversary of their marriage,
and for the handsome token they left of
their kind remembrance.
Nathaniel Parcher, while at work blasting,
Friday, met with painful accident. A
charge failing to go off, Mr.. Parcher started
to investigate when an explosion occurred
injuring him severely about the head, arms
and body. Dr. James fears he will lose
his eyesght.
The Middlesex ball club and the kids ="
of Waterbury played game on the fair
grounds Thursday. Score, % to Is in favor
of Waterbury. In the afternoon of the
same day the Stowe club and the Water
bury first nine played game, which was too
one.sided to be interesting. Score, 81 to 3
in favor of Waterbury,
The Young Peoples Societies of Chris
tian Endeavor are doing a good work.
Many of the young people who not long
since hardly ever attended church are now
always found in their places at the Sunday
evening meetings. The Methodist society
has changed the time of holding its meet
ings from Tuesday to Sunday evening.
The Congregational society holds a sociable
Friday evening of this week, which is free
to all. cordial invitation is extended to
every one.
Ina /, IN To
den district. - Miss Stella Pike, who
was engaged for the fall term at Colby
vile, was taken sick the second week and
had to give up the school. Miss Olive May
who taught there five successive terms, has
taken the school for the remainder of the
term. - NJ. NJ. Knight went to Boston
Monday - Thomas F. Dwyre of Frank,
lin Falls, n. H., has been in town for the
last week visiting his old home -
Hiram Stockweh, formerly of this place, but
now of Washington, Kansas, left Monday
night for his western home, after visit OF
three months among old friends He says
Vermont has the most attractions for him
yet. - DR.. b. #. Tenney and Miss Ten.
ney of Boston are here visiting their parents
! - Orson Smith and family of Stowe are
moving this week into the house of II. NJ
Bruce, and Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce will board
with them for the present. - Miss Della
) Fay of Williston is here on visit to heI
aunt, Mrs, A. N Atherton. - Mr.. Ed
Waru COnanl, principal OF lne state Norma
School at Randolph, was in town Saturday
- James W. Sleeper attended the
yearly Baptist meeting at Enosburg Falls
last week. He reports good attendance
and a pleasant time, - Bridget Daley
, aged about seventy, fell down stairs al
, Matt. Carr's Saturday and was very seri-
) ously hurt but no bones broken. 60 Evan
r Evans and wife of West Randolph were
, visiting in town last week. - Will
a Nichols, wife and children are here at Mrs
, Coffrin's, mother of Mrs. Nichols, ON tel
2 days visit, Will is going on the road as
. salesman for the Norris Manufacturing
, Company Of Lancaster, n, II.
4 Williamstown.
9 G. G. Barnes house is to be occupied by
5 the Welshman, Mr.. Roberts, who came her,
I from West Pawlet some months ago.
, Daniel Townshend, one of our mode
farmers, tells us he has been having
!, fine success this season with the Cory va
: riety of sweet corn
. Arrangements have just been made will
, the new owner of the house occupied il
h months past by Landlord Durham, whereof.
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