The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1891-12-09

week, running a band-saw cutting out
chair-stock
Charles Bagey and a Miss Tucker of
South Fayston were married Thanksgiving
day
School in the village commenced Monday,
November 30, George Wallace teaching the
upper and Miss Ida Thompson the lower.
Trip, Tenant & Co. have their chair-stocls
all cut out. They have been running night
and day for some time, in order to have il
cut before snow comes.
Barney Mayo and Mr.. Berno and several
other farmers in this town have suffered
the loss of their sheep, this fall, by their be.
ing gored to death by deer. The sheen
killed have been of fine quality and valua.
ble Deer have become a nuisance in this
vicinity.
f. Huntley has been appointed admins.
traitor of Colonel Stevens estate.
/. n. jerks has returned from Chicago
and will remain here through the winter.
Rev. II. L. Thornton preached at Stowe,
Sunday, in exchange with Rev. l. p. Booth
Will Woodbury. is to open barber shop
in the office OF the Slack market under
Blake's store.
Congregational church, Friday afternoon al
half-past two
Thirteen candidates were initiated at the
Good Templars meeting, last Thursday
evening, aud III members were present al
the meeting.
S. f. Thompson is repairing the old
school-house building at Gouldsville ID. Nj
Locklin is to have store in the first floor
and the second story is TO be a hall.
Dr. Bradford has been quite i'll the past
fortnight, and is now somewhat better Mr.
nhOnt "A hut 30 fai1
ing slowly. W. III. Morris has been having
severe attack of sciatic rheumatism
The monthly union temperance meeting
was held at the Universalist church Sunday
evening. Music was furnished by the
church choir, and there were Rotations and
songs by Mildred Ellis, Edna Smith, BERTHE
Briggs, Bessie Jones, Winnie Briggs, Ma
bel Booth, Mabel Gokey and Ralph Booth
members of the Juvenile Temple. An adj.
dress was delivered by Rev |. p. Booth
which was able and instructive, original in
manner and thought
Pittsfield
Thursday evening, December 3, mission
airy exercises were held in the Methodist
church Rev. w. II. Wight gave an inter-
esting address, followed by brief remarks
from Revs. A. Is. Truax and j. W. Hitch
cock. In the evening Mr.. Truax gave a
very clear and instructive address appropri-
ate to the occasion. On the whole it proved
an interesting and profitable meeting.
This is the remotest appointment in the
Montpelier district located some fifteen
miles from Rutland and thirteen miles from
Bethel. On the evening of December the
Methodists dedicated their new parsonage
recently completed and paid for, insured for
five years, valued at one thousand dollars.
Appropriate exercises were held in the
church Excellent singing by the choir,
reading of the Scripture and prayer by Rev.
w. H. Wight of Rochester and an address
of welcome by Rev. q. Dingman, president
OF the building committee Rev. A. b.
dress. Rev. w. III. Wight followed with
congratulatory remarks, and an appropriate
poem was read by Rev. j. w. Hitchcock, a
former pastor. Fraternal letters from Revs
j. A. Sherburn, s. w. Smithers, III. A. Bush.
nell and E. III. Bartlett, ex-pastors, were
read by the pastor, Rev. s. q. Vail conclud.