The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1891-02-04

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The old folks dance at the town hall on
last Tuesday evening, proved a very enjoy
able affair.
Several of the members of Temple lodge
OF Masons attend the Masonic meeting at
Bradford this evening.
The Christian Endeavor Society gave a
dramatic entertainment at the village hall
on Saturday evening. The affair was de.
cided success.
About forty members Of the lodge of Good
Iempars from the two villages attended
the White River Union meeting at Sharon
on Friday last.
West TopslIam.
A large number from this place attended
the dedicatory services of the church at
East Orange last Thursday = The mann
friends of Elijah Emery will be peased(O
to learn that he has been appointed by the
governor justice of the peace for this
town. == Mr.. and Mrs. Corlss, who are
visiting at Mr.. and Mrs. George X. Church's
return to their home in Lyndonvlle the
last of the week. - Charles Heath and
family have moved into the mill house
80 Mr.. Horace White read sermon at
the Union church last Sunday, in the alb
sence of Rev. G. Il. Davis. =- Mr.. and
Mrs. David f. Bagley invited few friends
at the residence of Mr.. Gilman Bagley last
Monday evening for a social visit, on the
occasion of Mrs. Bagley's birthday. - 1t
~ ao I S,at lewis ~, Wi'd dSd mas bought
take nnsseSsio ,,n snnn iol 9l,oog anu rs 70
more OF Barre was in town last week on
n ntsr usual business ra4ing' - FRANK
while at work in his butter-tub factory.
Waits River
In spite of the severe storm on the even.
ing of January 81 there was a pleasant gath
ering at the Methodist parsonage for the
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Mrs' Henry hlcnaruson IS SICK with rheu-
is gradually failing at the home Of W r.
Hood. 60 T. ii. Minard narrowly es-
capped broken leg by log falling against
him last week. 60 Bessie Farnham is
stopping WIN her grahdpafehts. - Key.
-, o. ohattuck' anu IainIy OF haVerhlIl,
nIa'S,, VIZ sueS'S aV 'fe Me'nouIs' parsoh-
Tupbridoo
nj. -, Oc,
Inc quarterly meeting closed last Sunday
evening WIN gOod attendance
AT the festival, last week, Bertha Stevens
won the lucky orange ana the soia-pllIow;
mrs. Ed. smith won the rocking-chair and
MADE the closest guess on the beans
David Smith, an old resident, died last
Thursday morning, aged nearly eighty
years. - Rev. Mr. Kimball state mis-
sionary, spoke at the Congregational
church last Sunday. Mrs. Charles
Cushman, now of Lowell, Mass, is in very
poor health, and is now in hospital
wardshoro
MarUln d. dleason whose uealn occurred
January 70, was respected by all who knew
MN. ne was man Oh lew words, OF goou
Judgment ana held many oihces oil trust IN
town. he TOOK an active part IN organizing
grange IN ms town ana nau always taken
an interest IN 1t. lie had just been Installed
Ine tnlTu lime as worthy master. Inc
grange, as Wen as the town, loses one OF its
most lhfluehtial men,
Waterbury,
Mr.. $780,. -, L..
, my sc Gu 'lOhI'o VIZ sol', iaH' WEN AZ
tilis sVa'ioh ioi 'ne DlAeS SUI" aU "onV-
P0,''i Ill. -, r.,
"A soouiy pnLioer VI une uranu ARMY
poss are III burlington aVVenuins Ohe s'aVe
encaihp illenu'
The Waterbury dramatic club went to
Mlddlesex Saturday evening, and played
:" In the Enemy's Camp" They had a
! crowded house and things passed off pleas
antly.
The sociable of the Young People's Soci-
| ETY. of Christian Endeavor. given in the
parlors of the Congregational church, last
Friday evening was a very ENJOYABLE af-
| fair. All took their parts and performed
them we'll Much credit is due to the social
committee of last year for the class of en-
tertanments given. There were 175 pres
ent Friday evening.
If 10 finally settled tba+ CbarIas w piob
ardsou and Ered = I'nc. ara 70 srccead 70
the hnsiness Of tho iate r. Il PicLerJso,
The store viii be closed wednesday Tbnrs,
dav and Fridav Of Ills vaelt r. iny-oica The
stcclr II viii he rennsned under ne firm ,.ro
name of RichardSon ( Inca Mr. Picbard-
SON 10 from Waite6aId and q yn1n,r non
hiahi, raSnaotad ;n th"t tnr,r for H. ia
| so6iai and I,usinass ouaIitias 10 hos baan
| In tba store Of Dr w Tonos 90 tLat
niace for numher Of vaars NJ Tnca 10 tbe
aaf,iciant cIerl, Who has heen in mo store Of
the late r. II Richardson for ahont t,oo
years He has made many friends here.
Both are young men, ana we predict 1or
theh SUCCESSFUL business career
Stephen Hodge died last week of con-
sumption. His age was seventy-two years.
! Funeral services We're conducted on
Wednesday by Rev. S. II. Wheeler. -
Mrs. Emily Thompson, aged eighty-five
years and seven months, died Tuesday,
Ta,,i t., iI Dc o ~ W. IN
officiating. - Mrs. Elsie l.. Stone. widow
of Orvand Stone, has lust received pen
sion, under the act of Jine ~, 1890, of SIS per
month and about so back pay. T, T. Far
! rell was the attorney. Frank C. Evans