The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1892-05-25

evening, at o'clock, to form a club. 1t is
hoped that every republican, and every one
not republican but who wishes he was,
will be present.
Robert Bohonon was buried last week
Tuesday Services were held at the Union
church by Rev. II. f. Dickey.
Arbor day was appropriately observed by
the village schools by the setting out of trees
and by speaking and singing in the hall in
the afternoon. With the aid OF some of the
about thirty maple trees were set
out around the school house grounds,
Decoration day is to be observed at this
place by the Grand Army, aided by the Re-
lief Corps and other patriotic citizens. At
8: 30 A. NJ the flag will be placed at half
staff, and roll-call by the adjutant. Imme-
diately following, the procession forms to
meet the Sons of Veterans of Barre, who
are to act as escort during the day. AT II
M dinner will be served in the town hall.
At P. M. procession forms in front of Grand
Army hall and marches to the cemetery,
where will be given the usual exercises
The procession will then return to the
church to listen to singing, speaking and an
address by John w. Gordon, ESQ. of Barre
The Washington Male Quartette, consisting
of Messrs. Carpenter, Warner, Dickey and
Seaver, and the Washington Cornet Band,
will furnish music during the day.
General Stephen Thomas of Montpelier
was in town last week Tuesday. - Ed
itor Scott of the Barre Enterprise, with Mrs
Scott, visited at II. A. Rowell's, last week
Wednesday. - Mrs. j. NJ. Smith is WIS.,
lting at Chester Dickey's. - III. Il. Davis
has returned from Colorado, where he has
been the past winter, hoping to benefit his
health.
Waterbury.
The wet weather has made it bad for the
gUh nn I'm Kwfla harv Iz1. H..
from passing any one on the sidewalks.
Pension Agent Farrell's personal pension
was raised from $40 to $17, instead of from
$40 to $14 as a contemporary put it. Tom
deserves the congratulations he is receiv-
ing.
The farmers have made good progress
with their spring work, and are anxiously
awaiting the warm weather necessary to
hasten the growth OF the crops they have
sown.
The gardens are made later than usual
this year. A few were planted early; but
the cold weather may render true the Scrip
tural statement that the last shall be first
and the first last.
The brick work for the new Methodist
church is we'll under way, and the steadily
rising walls are constant source of delight
Mr.. Heaton of this place has the contract
for laying the brick.
Granite worker Blondin has emploved a
gang of hands, and the chips are merrilv
Tying IN his new shed, each day. A black
smith shop and polishing mill are soon to
be erected, and things will hum.
The report is current in this place that
Josie Leware was arraigned in court in
last Friday. and discbaraed
for lack of evidence ON the mart Of ~ 49,
cution, a nolle pros. beinp entared -' P'o'0'
L..
nm - and naint nonor an55 ,,'l;tt ai,iIihInR
been plentifnliv nsed tbro,rho. ash nate
LACE. This is a desirable r,o',a 80 Ine VIZ
artistic and sanitary noint 20 I'm poUii ah
~, p-H' " 'ie"'
Inc Grand Army post and Sons of Vete-
rams camp are requested to meet at the hall
that thew NAV attend di, Gunuay morning,
Methodist church. II ia boned that o., av,o env
member will he nresent P'N 'n"O o'oi9
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n 40 ID pioin ools VI EuwiH Dilnhgham post,
" "a. ~ aio ieiuesCeu 70 meet al one p. M
shalp' a. ehe naii' next MONDAY, from which
9laoe tney Will Iharcn 10 the cemetery to
church will follow those OF +ba 1850 a. VIC
IN auultloh 10 the nnes mentioned last
week Aury bley was hned Tor one first Of
tense OF seliihg llquor, the trial taking place
before Justlce burleigh on complaint of
uranu Juror Morse. Waterbury is to be
congratulated on having officers who will
many oNioi0o 'no Jaw
y. N Arms, T. y. Grlggs and L. I. Far
rel are the soliciting committee for the
cemetery ASSOCIATION They ought not to
be expected to go to every house in town
personally; every citizen should be suffi-
GENTLY interested IN the matter to hand to
some member OF the committee his name
ana dollar.
The address on Memorial day. bv General
w. l.. Greenleaf of Burlington. shouId he
heard by every citizen. Waterbury people
have not been in the habit of turning ont so
largely as most towns on this day. Let the
crowd next Monday be such that no one
Will nave chance to impugn the patriot
ism OF our citizens.
The Young People's Societv nf Cbr;stior
Endeayor of the ConoreoationaI nhmrah
have social at the chnrch narlors nawt
Friday evening. Ice cream. cake and coffee
will he served and an admittance foe 81 te,
cents charged. The success of nrarion 10 evn
under these ansnicas eli
doubtless he sufficient to ensure y crowd ~
IN Cu.... :. o.
49, is,ino i VI this Piace mas been ap.
= Po,n'9u assis'anC uepartiieht inspector OF
4a ~ lily PosIs rom stowe 10 warren
10 ut E sL1 iocai posi- IA goo9 WORKING Or
uon, naso Iaiuay nigne. SATURDAY evening,
a. ny O1lnraue huss' ne inspected
Cno W. W, az W a'9i ouiS anu goes 10 warren