The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1891-10-07

ing AZ Peter Moriarty'S, last Thursday
evening, was attended by several from this
this town and Fayston were called to Mont
pelier, Thursday, to appear before the grand
jury. - Miss Fannie Russell OF st.
Johnsbury is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. G.
M. Richardson, =" Clayton T. Joslyn,
with his wife, of Maiden, Mass, are spend
ing part OF their honeymoon with his father,
ID. o. Josyn. - Several cases of measles
are reported in town. - Rev. j. II. Bah
bitt, former pastor, occupied the pulpit of
the Congregational church, Sunday.
Waterbury.
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Intosh
Communion service was held at both
churches last Sabbath, large congregations
being present.
special village meeting is called for
Friday night, TO see If the village will vote
to instruct the trustees TO concrete the side
walks on Spring and Clay streets, also on
East Main street.
The ladies aid society of the Methodist
church met with Mrs. Sylvester at the asy-
lum, last week. Upwards Of fifty were
present, and literary and musical pro-
grammc was rendered.
Upwards Of seventy.hve inmates, en-
ployes and officials attended the first asy-
lum service, last Sunday. A more atten.
tive congregation could not be desired. The
Methodist choir led the singing.
Five young men united with the Metho-
dist church, last Sunday, viz; james
Green, William Town, Arba Durkee, John
Russ and Stevie Guptil Mrs Ira Hum
phrey was baptized and taken on probation,
and Mrs. Lewis Busky united by letter
from Ware Mass.
Mr.. Cheney has consented to form a class
in vocal music this fall, the price to be one
dollar per pupil for fifteen lessons. All in
terested are requested to meet Mr. Cheney
in the basement of the Congregational
church on Wednesday evening of this
week, at seven o'clock.
The Original Tennesseeans," a colored
concert troupe who have been in the field
for eighteen years, will sing at the Congre-
gational church, next Saturday evening,
under the auspices of the Ladies' Union.
Those who heard the Fisk Jubilee Singers,
last winter, will need no second invitation
to attend this concert.
Mrs. Sarah Blair has gone to Montpelier
to work. - Elisha Moody and wife have
returned from Saratoga. 49, Mr.. and Mrs.
Darling have gone to Lynn to remain for a
short time previous to their removal to At
lanta, Georgia. - Abel Lewis has pur-
chased "A place in Burlington, and will re-
move there in March. - The funeral of
Jesse Canerdy's child was attended by Rev.
5. IL. Wheeler, September 90. - Rev.
r. l.. Bruce of Springfield has been en-
gagged to lecture before the Epworth League,
trotter of George Lvnde of WilIiamst9yn
- q r. ETans La,,ino hn,,,,i,t t%o VII
lace Hotel will move in aarIy next nv, month
! when he will take down the sign and close
! the house to the general public. Water
! bury people will be glad to welcome Mr..
! and Mrs Evans as an addition to the So
ciety of the place. 80 John Knapp has
| sold his blacksmith shop and is working
| for Will Carroll. - Mrs Hiram Bovce
has gone to Massachusetts to spend a couple
! of weeks with her daughter Mrs. Bert Ri
/ ford Arthur Baker was i'm town over
| Sunday, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. C. n.
! Arms. - Sammy Pearson has become
! insane as result of la CRIME. and is i'm
the asylum. - MAY TYLER has finished
work at Calais, and returned for the nres-
! ent. Mrs Wright is recovering from
severe attack OF bronchitis. 80 Cen
erai W; w, Hehry OF burlington was IN
.owm mioli i',y " Josie Taylor spent
9 1eN a. Jays gu SEMINARY nm, montpelier
sasu wees belle henry made her
menus sioiC Hi9 81 Ihe nrsI OF the week
- rlucipai r. - avery spent sunday
az riis hoLle III otraliord' --II " '. Hen
uGIi"n nas etu'ieu 10 MS ola business OF
s ~ hs,; potatoes. u ~ moody Is soon
~ guS." an eAVenSNe Jpp oi repairs, IN
e etuu, raising the Ell OF ms house one
1E, P'I,tiHR ~ bathroom etc' -
I,Tnh3 h09lns9 20 have the job OF
PntnsIs ag oo'T ~ W.T., haynes LAY ana MI NC
tia Tas,,r,o-i,I1 Will pe no service al
, ,mo s"'ion"i onu'on heAV SUNDAY
inoi 'iiis'
n. .o'ouS center.
! n. Y, and Mrs. Ransom Alien have hean
visiting Mrs. o. w. Stearns, the past week
- Mrs. j. G. Smith of Whtefield, n.
NJ NJ Is Stopping with her father, Calvin
~ 49,. - Onarles Loru ana vile were
~ p DIV over S1 - MIS-. Webster
who have been snending Ky ~, roa .ueh we
E. MarshaII's ratnrnnd Vndnaa niaioi at w
A harvest festival was held Of the WetLo5js+
church Snndav Sentembar wy IT,
was prettily decorated with fruit. grains
and autumn leaves, and the speaking was
goou, I mary Martin returned from the
mountains last week.
woodbury.
Farmers are harvesting and are having
n nnd mea.ner' hepoIts OF hne crops OF corn
anu any I pG.a.oes Oh goou quantity and quality
a., NV t,,, ts Mr. Fullerton has been
~ 49, uio PAST week, looking after his
55ars t a GusineSs, as he mas some large or
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