The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1892-03-30

Friday afternoon.
The teachers examination will be holden
in this town on Wednesday and Thursday
of this week.
Il. II. Skinner is very i'll, having had a
relapse from the grip. His wife is better
- DIR. K. Il. Dean went to Burlington
with patient for the hospital on Monday.
60 Charles Rofe returned to his school
at Springfield last week
West Topsham.
G. f. Smith lost a valuable horse last
week.
r. NJ. Harvey has let to Frank Chandler
the job of drawing his lumber.
New lamps have been purchased for the
hall. The next thing should be painting.
Daniel Pike has caught quite number of
foxes this winter,-five little ones in one
day.
Nathan Wood and John Sanborn visited
in Hard wick last week Friday and Saturday.
- Mrs. S. j. Payne was called to
Washington last week by the illness and
death of her sister, Mrs. Lyman Sargent.
The remains were inferred at Waits River
cemetery. 60 Asa Magoon of Peterboro,
N. H., is visiting in town. - Cora Wood
is visiting in Boston and vicinity for few
weeks, and Miss Laila Harvey and Miss
Lena Church are at Bellows Falls. 60
Allie Wood has moved into the mill house
and Francis Hayward into the Peake house.
- Frank Proctor of Manchester, n. H.,
has been stopping few days at Albert
Newton's. - David Bagley has moved
his goods from the Crafts tenement to his
fathers.
Waitsfield.
r. Bucklin is disabled, having cut his
| foot quite seriously.
The Odd Fellows held an entertainment
at Warren last week.
There will be a sugar festival at the Con-
gregational vestry this evening.
Alice Bushnell and Ida Fisher go soon to
Thompsonville, Conn, where they have
situations.
The mill of the lumber company is run
ming at full blast. George Berry is also
running his new mill.
Rev. E. S. Fiske and family are at home.
| They brought with them a little GIRL three
| years old, which they have adopted. The
| child is to be congratulated upon its pleasant
home. Mr.. Fiske occupied, last Sunday,
his pulpit for the first time in several weeks.
East Warren.
George ID. Marston has bought the Gideon
Goodspeed place and taken possession of it,
The East Warren Ladies' Mite Society
will meet on Thursday afternoon with Mrs
Nahum Nichols.
John Sullivan, ninety-six years old, who
had been in feeble health for several years
died last Friday morning. He was born
in Ireland.
Mrs. Sylvester Banister, who has been in
Florida to see sick brother, is expected
home soon. =G G. b. Newcomb, who was
thought to be improving in health, is now
worse. g. A. Ford, one of our mer
all the winter. - Mrs. Frank William
son and Miss Lettie Williamson are slowly
failing.
Washington.
Our band is soon to purchase new caps Of
helmets.
The Young Peoples Christian Endeavo
Society will have social gathering at G
w. Huntington's this evening.
The examination of teachers is to be hello
here April and 6. Let all attend who in
tend to teach during the coming year.
The drama, From Sumter to Appomat
toX," will be repeated at the school hous,
hall next Friday evening. Following i
will be sugar festival at the town hall b.,
the Washington Choral Union. Tickets
admitting to both, fifteen cents. Thi
charge is in reality only for the supper, a
the intention is to give the drama free
The proceeds are to go toward the purchase
} of the new organ. The band contribute
$40 toward its purchase.
Louis Boodry has moved into Lyman Per
per's house. - Rev. Lyman Sargent
very sick, and fears are entertained that h
will live but few days.
, Waterbury.
Rev. L. b. Tenney of Essex is visiting i
, town.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Davis of North DuS
bury rejoice in the birth of a son.
Harry g. Douglass had a shock of paraly
sis on Tuesday and at last reports wa
rapidly sinking.
The monthly conservation service was oil
served at the Christian Endeavor meeting
Sunday evening.
The last communion service of the yea
will be held at the Methodist house of wo
> ship next Sunday.
? A caucus of the republican voters will b
, held at the village hall on Monday, Apr
H. at four o'clock P. NJ.
There will be a business meeting in til
vestry of the Congregational church neg
t Thursday evening after the prayer-meetin!
Colbyville school district has paid 81.
debt during the past year, and will begi
3 the new year with fifty dollars in til
5 treasury.
: The Boston journal reports that Porter
Dale has bought 10000 square feet OF Ian
: in Melrose, Mass, intending to hold tn
same for rise i'll price.
II. e. Boyce has just sold to Dr. Gror
, and Farmer Shipman, for the state farm, 1
fine pair of Durham cattle as the state a
. fords. The weight was 800.
9 Edwin Dillingham; post of the Gran
$ Army has secured the services of Generi
( Greeneaf of Burlington as orator for I'll
e coming Memorial day,-a good selection.
= Sugar parties seem to be the rage tn
e week, the Congregationalists having OF
: Tuesday evening and the Methodsts o
Wednesday night. Fifteen cents ADM
lance each time.
v The band loses its leader in the remov
i. to ST. Adams of Fred Mills. We trust
suitable successor will be secured, as OF
q band is one of the institutions of whiC
a Waterbury is proud.
i The officers of the village school distri
were able to report at the meeting on Tue
h day evening that the district was now o.
!. of debt, the last $500 having been paid du
II ing the past year.
!. The Winooski Valley Agricultural 500
3 ETY. will hold its next annual exhibitio
September Is to TO- Special inducemen
will be offered in the horse departmer
r. Further particulars soon
o The beautiful Sabbath morning called o
large congregations to both houses of VIC
!, ship. Rev. Mr.. Wheeler preached We
II interesting sermon from Luke X: 9
!. Master, what shall L do to inherit etern
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