The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1891-12-09
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the opening of the school has been post
poned until December Ia. Much sympathy
is felt for him in his enforced rest. -
Clarence Marshall's girl and Silas Pierces
wife, of Little River, and Mrs. Demerritt of
Cotton Brook, are sick. - Mrs. George
Warren has moved from Little River to
Stowe. - Joseph Ravlin has transferred
his residence from Kicker mountain to Lit
tie River. - Mrs. Wells of East Main
street is quite sick with bilious fever.
Waterbury Center.
Mrs. Pratt has gone to Winooski to spend
the winter. - Mrs. g. NJ. Ferguson of
Burlington visited friends here, last week.
- Professor Martin spent part Of his
vacation in Lancaster, N. III. - l.. A.
Lyon and wife Of vergennes are visiting
friends here. - Professor Nickerson and
wife returned Friday from Maine, where
they have been spending the vacation.
- Miss Nora Austin of Milton has been
stopping at f. Morse's. - Miss Mary N.
Cressy Is teaching in Fayston. -
Lorenzo Marshall and wife are to take
charge of Green Mountain Lodge during
the winter term.
Williamstown.
Miss Sabra Sheridan has placed a Scotch
granite monument on the family lot in the
village cemetery.
While the Congregational church is un-
dergong repairs, Sunday services will be
held at the town hall.
George Edison has bought three-year-old
colt that stands some sixteen hands high
and weighs nearly LOO pounds.
The blacksmiths of Barre having COM
bined for higher prices, our place is getting
work from that section as one result.
Dphthera has been making fearful havoc
in the family of G. Hood, who lives on the
David Burnham farm. -Four children have
already died and others are sick.
The expense of strengthening the stream
on the north Enoch Howe meadow is borne
by the town and the Construction Company
the present owners of the meadow.
Henry A. Ainsworth, son of the late Cal
vim Ainsworth, and successful manufac-
turer in Moline, ILL.,, has been made presi-
dent of the Illinois state board of labor
statistics.
The job Of papering, painting, carpeting
and cushioning the Congregational church
has been given by Perkins Bass to j. w.
Emery of Montpelier. The other work has
been let to John Perry.
The Congregational ladies will give a
socable at the town hall, this wednesday,
evening. The Mayhower Mission Band,
thing for sale on the occasion. Refresh
ments will also be served. Everybody is
cordially invited to attend.
Rev. r. l. Nanton was unable to do full
ministerial work on Sunday, on account OF
a cold, which is epidemic here. Next Sun
day morning he will preach on the Resur-
rection. In the afternoon at three o'clock
he will preach at the Pratt school-ho on
Sayings of the Cross" In the evening
there will be a praise service at his church.
Conductor Frank w. Flint took his
Thanksgiving in town, this year. -
Clarence Kellogg of Des Moines, Iowa, and
Miss Minnie Perrin were married in that
city Thanksgiving evening. - A child
was recently born to Mr.. and Mrs. Waldo
Perkins. - Carl Benedict is to have the
charge Of the laundry in the insane asylum
at Waterbury. - Mrs. Anna NJ. Hub
bard has been quite ill since her arrival
in Gadsden, Alabama. - Miss Minnie
Clarke Rowe, daughter of the late Hazen
Clark, now of California, writes of the
much-improved health of her husband,
which now enables them to live in San
Francisco.
Worcester.
While driving, one night last week, the
teams of DIR. Perkins and Charles Hunt col
lided, resulting in two dly-demoralized
wagons. - Mrs. Minnie Gould is very
sick. - George Stone has bought the
Widow Durham farm, and moved on to it.