The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1891-08-26
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seems to be no sale at present.
Union services were held at the Congre-
gational church last Sunday, on account of
Mr.. Howe being at camp-meeting.
The marriage of Miss Ellen f. Wilder of
this place to Fred NJ. Buker, formerly con
nected with the school at Waterbury Cen
ter, occurred at the home of the bride at
eleven o'clock A. NJ, Wednesday, August
49, Mr.. and Mrs. Buker go to Maine for
short time, when they go to Wheelock to
reside.
G. II. Newcomb and wife, George and Ed
win Lewis, Herbert Fisher and Ella Ken
nedy returned from Highgate Springs,
Thursday. - Emile Gleason has gone
to Vergeunes for time. 60 Those from
this place who attended the BENIN gton
celebration, last week, were j. j. Kelly and
son, o. NJ. Eaton and u. II. McAllister.
-R. w. Huntress and Mrs. White and
son, Pierce, are guests at Mr.. and Mrs. 5.
r.. Joslyns. - Romeo McAllster is
home for while. 80 Walter Richard
son was in Richmond visiting friends for
goes Monday to Lebabon, n. H, where she
will be employed at the Williamson House.
- Miss Mary Harris, daughter of j. g.
Harris of Barre, is visiting in the place.
Rev. H. c. Parker of Woburn Mass, has
been in town visiting relatives and friends:
- Charlie Green, who attends school
at Montpelier this fall, left on Monday for
that place - Mrs. Maria Fassett of
Rochester is visiting at Rev. E. S. Fiske's.
80 h. ID. Savage and family of st. AL
bans are visiting in town. 80 j. j. Joslin
of Ballard Vale, Mass, came to town Mon
day night. 60 Annie l.. Joslin goes to
Barre Tuesday, where she will attend God
dard Seminary. - G.. II. Clay and wife,
who have been visiting in Plymouth and
other places, returned last week.
Waterbury.
School will begin on Monday, September
Z, with the same corps of teachers as last
term.
Most of those attending the Bennington
celebration returned home Friday evening,
and report general good time.
Smith and Somerville have the contract
of Timing the roof of the new school-house
at Barre, and are at present doing the work.
President Harrison train will arrive here
at % Wednesday morning, and after
stop of five or ten minutes will proceed to
Montpelier.
Mr.. William Newton, graduate of the
Vermont Methodist Seminary, and at pres
ent student in Wesleyan University, de-
livered the sermon at the Congregational
church. Sunday morning,
The regular monthly social of the Young
Peoples Society of Christian Endeavor of
the Congregational church will be giNen on
Wednesday evening. All are cordially in
vited, and good time may be expected.
On Friday evening lecture for the bene-
fit of the Waterbury Public Library Asso-
citation will be given by Miss Mary A.
Greene, member of the Boston bar. Sub.
ject, 4" a Trip Through Yellowstone Park"
Edwin Dillingham; post of this place has
received an invitation from Brooks post of
Montpelier to be present on Wednesday
morning, and assist in entertaining the
presidential party, and it is hoped that all
members of the post will " fall in"
On Thursday morning party of twelve,
consisting of Mr. and Mrs T. L. Farrell,
Mrs. Dewitt Green, Miss Jessie Wheeler,
Miss Maggie Farrell, Miss Kate Humphrey,
Miss Minnie Graves, Miss Nellie and Miss
Annie Norton, Guy Humphrey, James and
Max Greene, started on a trip up Mount
Mansfield. They report fine time, as the
air was clear and the view from the noun
tain good. They stopped over night, re-
turning Friday by the way of Moss Glen
Falls, where they were royalty entertained
by Mrs. L. A. and Miss Edna Smalley.
At the adjourned village meeting, on
Thursday evening, the committee appointed
to make the investigation of the amount of
concrete sidewalks required, presented
their report. 1t was voted to put concrete
sidewalks on the following streets: Main
street from the residence of l.. ii. Haines
to that of E. H. Wells, and from the store
of Smith & Somerville to the residence of
NJ. G. Kennedy; on Maple street; and on
Stowe street from the top of Burleigh hill
to the plank walk. Also to put gravel
walks ON Clay and Railroad streets and on
" Infant avenue" 1t was voted to borrow
money to pay for them, and to extend the
payments of this loan for three years, the
first third to be due September /, 1892, and
the two remaining thirds on the first of
September of the two years following. The
estimated cost is about 81, 200 and the work
on the concrete will begin this week
b. f. Anterior and wife left on Friday
for Lawrence, Mass, their future home.
- a. B. Tapin and wife of Montour,
Iowa, are in town, the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. W. Moody == Willis Bryan and
Byron Palmer made a short visit to friends
in Montreal, last week, returning home
Friday - Ex-Governor w. p. Dilling-
ham spent Sunday in town. - Mr. and
Mrs. II. f. Weeks, who have been guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Griggs, returned on
Friday to their home il Boston. 49, Rev.
and Mrs. w. II. Davenport are spening
few days at Landgrove. - Mrs. Edward
Farrar and Johnnie returned Thursday
from an extended "trip through the Adiron.
dacks. - DIR. NJ. ID, Lamb, formerly of
Waterbury, at present resident of Barre,
was in town on Monday. 80 Mr.. and
Mrs G.. w. Randall, Miss Pearl Randall
and George, Jr., DR.. E. G.. Hooker, G. W.
Atkins, NJ. G. Kenneday, j. S. Batchelder,
f. Carpenter, Charles Wells and Ned, NJ.
F. Suanahan and William Spicer were
among the visitors at Bennington. -
Mrs. S. II. Wheeler is spending few days
in Burlington. GO In the absence of Rev
Mr., Davenport, union services were held at
the Congregational church on Sunday.
Waterbury Center.
John Sanborn of Plattsburgh n. Y.
spent few days with Mrs. Loomis last
week. - Mrs. Brown and daughter of
Willsboro, n. Y, and Mr. Stone and family
of Gloversville, n. Y, have been stopping
awhile at b. II. Mather's. 80 George ID.
Smith of Burlington is spending his vaca-
ton at his home here. - Mr.. Dale and
wife and Mrs. Human are visiting at Island
Pond. - Mrs. Heating of Portsmouth,
n. H., is visiting her sister, Mrs. Sarah
Cheney. - Rev, A. n. Woodruff has
been visiting friends here. - Homer
Demeritt, who has been stopping few
weeks with his grandmother, Mrs. o. w.
Sturm, returned to Pittsburgh Saturday.
West Windsor.
Ed. Cushman found his two cows dead in
the pasture, last week. A mixture of salt
and paris green was also found near them.
- Fred Cady, of the law firm of Cady
x Cady of indianapolis, Ind, son of j.
W. Cady of this town, was united in mar
riage to Miss Jessie Shedd of Windsor on