The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-12-20

Stowe has been employed az nurse for Mrs.
G.. II. Towne. go Mrs. f. NJ. McElroy
has returned to her home in Bridgeport,
Conn. - Rev, Mr.. Covell exchanged
with Rev. Mr., Hazen of Mortified last Sun
day.
Waterbury Center.
Ethelynd Gould will give dramatic re-
cita at Seminary Hall this evening.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet with E.
b. Moody this "wednesday afternoon.
The union Christmas gathering of the two
churches will be in the Baptist church,
Tuesday evening, December 26.
Miss Eta NJ. Milton, the evangelist, who
has so successfully labored in Stowe, will
speak at the Methodist church next Sunday
evening at seven o'clock. Christmas ser
mon by the pastor at 10:45 A NJ.
A public installation of the officers of
Ezra Stetson Post G.. A. r., and the Wo-
mans Relief Corps will be held at their
hall, Saturday, January s, at one o'clock P
NJ, to be followed by an oyster supper at
| five o'clock. Tickets to supper, twenty
cents each All are invited.
Williamstown.
The mercury here touched thirty-eight
degrees below zero Thursday morning.
Postmaster Harvey L. Cheney has fur
nished the Office with new boxes, great
| Improvement on the old.
we near Unau w III uIoarson ~ thinking
occupies at the north end of the village.
Reuben Nichols, now of Jonesville, Mich,
| is visiting his brother, AFRO D. Nichols.
He is the sole surviving member of his
family.
o. A. Blanchard has moved to the old
! William 5. Beckett house, and Mrs. John
Adams mas taken tne tenement IN the Poole
house, vacated by Mr.. Blanchard.
Eopnv NVoIlo hoe baa,, otoy;pc, n fo,,,
tnohUhs WIN her SISTER III fiaihneld. her
! friends Will be glad to near that there is an
| apparent Improvement IN her health
Oliver S. Walker recently bought off Mel
win Burnham, to whom he had rented his
farm for three years, and hired Mr.. and
| Mrs. Frank BOyce for the coming year.
Edwin l. Staples, the young son of the
late Isaac Staples, has just been sent TO the
| reform school at Nergennes, to remain dur
ing the rest of his minority, for burglary.
Landlord Sherman Winchester has inst
purchased of G. A. Ainswortb a suDerb
| Clough q Warren organ, which now
adorns the Darlor of the Monument Uouse
.,,-..
~ .he loti .lIne custom VI oti leIi8lous
socieE'e Ci ~ .aHtng uuIns .u we nlaha
il falls to the LOT of tbe Methodist society
this year to act az bo4t Evervhodv ~
conrse, is invited 70 hiring in Gifts and en-
low the feast of GOOD things To he nrovided
for the ppca sion
MT anu MIS- MIS- d. EDWARD Alnsworth re,
uu ., W OIarehonv, A. H., ldsI Weehi anu
VIII reach Inelr nome III Uouncil biuls,
IOWA, ABOUT New rear - ME- Alnsworth,
having served LOT years as chlel engineer OF
t sHe SIOUX ivy racinc fallroau, iouhu
nllnsel ooIlgeu W reire RON service a
year ago. Owing 10 the condlVioh OF MS
heaith'
1t is rumored that Lynde x Cheney are
4 l.
and forming some sort of an alliance with
John Duffus TO manage a business of stone
cutting The granite industry is greatly
indebted to Lynde & Cheney, who were the
Duffus has both the head and the expe-
rience to manage the business successfully.
Alma Repedict was brriad on Tuesday
Loot Rav AiJin S,nitb oficiatinn at tLe ~;
naral ser,-ina Pra,yiouS onnro1rista ser-
vices had heen held in Niddietown' Conn.
wheTe sba seems 70 have had warm friends
Thore go nrason+ bara h'r batrothad a
nbvsician in heosvIuyn and another If The
pnfficers ~ The institution The floral offer
mos accomnanving her hodv from Connec.
ticnt were very beautiful. Miss Benedict
vas to have hasp msrriad a litiie Later an
Artbrr si,nors ia v,sitina bis brother
Rnrt in providenca p 7 fnr a few weeks
$500 NJ panison Nanr,;n 10 snandincr %
7or,jon " o. tho tirn, W. 10 Tar1 nieansnt
Pono, IL o,,r ,,ilIana Of ber dauThtar Mr.
Tmnena cola T, 'I-Ioso aoro. w Pooa ~ in
town tho gnest of his hrothar Henry. =.
Mr. Cornelins perrin ia a snffaTer from
80, tron IJa''.o 80 NJ and Mrs CI;ntnn
MIL rat,,rnad fro, +,air adiinr, trin
1o.t 1hursdar - 800 man WorI bas
haer nmite noor1v fng ''a''I fe,y days mast
- 49, CoIds are ryyev.ient and the grin 10
again talked. - Mrs. j. n. Perrin hopes
very soon to be able to get out to church
She is much improved in health. - Mrs
Vess Lynott and children 20 this week to
her home in St George. \. b., to remain
for a season. - Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace
Hunter are wintering at the home of his
father in Penfeld. n b.
South Woodbury..
Mrs Viola Heath a former resident il
visitin, har nncIe Jason w Town 49,.
patar fSatobeIJar Of Nav Uamnshire is via
49, neoi at Freni RatcheIder's Tm r NJ
pa has traded bis VILLAGE residence for
has iived in the civ Iong enough and will
now trv the rnraI 'districts a while, -
Part NaIson has engaged to work for Fred