The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-03-29

last sickness and burial of her husband.
She says: May he who Is a sure help In
time of need be your rewarder."
Mrs. II. l. Cheney has been quite i'll dur
ing the past week from severe sore throat
but is now recovering. == The infant
child of Will Blanchard has been very sick,
but is now recovering. 80 Mrs. Warren
Nye has so far recovered as to be able to
ride out.
Waterbury.
Jacob Foss has sold his farm in Duxbury
to George Farnsworth.
Rev. l.. Teuney preached at Bethany
church, Montpelier, last Sunday.
BENJAMIN Barrett has rented his farm in
Duxbury to Newell Demas of Stowe.
Palm Sunday was celebrated at St. An
drew's church, Father Donahue officiating.
James Collins aged eighty years, died at
the state asylum on Wednesday of last
week.
Next Sunday morning communion ser
vice will be held at the Congregational
church.
celebrated at the Methodist church next
Sunday.
The Sunday-school OF the Methodist
church will give an Easter concert next
Sunday evening.
The funeral service OF Mr.. Gay was held
Tuesday morning at ten o'clock, conducted
by Rev. A. j. Covell.
Rev. Mr.. Elliot held forth in the interest
OF the Bible Society at Royalton and South
Royalton last Sunday.
Rowland Kneeland, an old.time resident
OF Waterbury, is here on a visit from Boone,
Iowa, his present home.
w. ii. Ashley seems to be gradually fail
ing. 1t is hoped that this invigorating at
mosphere may revive and strengthen him.
The new lodge of Odd Fellows was or
ganized last night under most favorable
circumstances, and large membership is
assured.
A new-sugar social will be held in the
assembly hall OF the Methodist church this
evening. Admission only twenty cents.
All are invited.
Congregational church next Sunday even
ing by the scholars Of the Sunday school.
All are invited.
The main pipe of the Warren g. Somer-
vile water system burst opposite the resi-
dence of George Atkins, causing something
of flood in his cellar.
The new board of school directors met
last week and elected Joseph S. Wheeler to
fill the vacancy caused by the removal of
Mr.. Eggleston to Morrisvile.
Philo Towle has moved into the house
he recently bought OF Denison Knights, and
Seth Boyce OF Fayston has moved into the
Sheple house, just vacated by Mr.. Towle.
In the parlors of the Congregational church
nem-susar soIia %, VIII pe tiven on + H.
usy eVenlns, Marcn oi, uhuel oho auspices
vited
| Mr.. and Mrs. f. G. Luce are soon to give
| up housekeeping and board during the
| summer. Charles Bailey has taken the
leaSe Vi 1neir nouse on MaP,e sOree0 anu
40 90 '0oN ="
| MI 1. ~, Gay, ageu eiRhty.eight years,
uleG iaSt SUNDAY al Ghe nome Oh MISS
Maiuo, ms niece. MI. Gay mao oeen resi- !,
uenC Vi onis NiI,ago apVuC ven YEARS. anu hau
oeen very leeoie lor d ione Clhe.
ms iriends OF hev. .. ii. Wheeler VIII
no siau " near onaC no mas IeceivSu unau-
1inous eiection az secretary OF tne Young
M Men Cnrlstiah Assoclatlon al HeoiahuS'
Caiiiornia' WIN generous saiary'
Gilman Graves sold his household goods,
WOOD, nay. etc. al auction last Week. ana
mas moved 10 ulens raiis' ~ &, 10 i've
| WIN WI ms daughter' MIS-. buau. ne Is very
olu anu ieeole' anu heeus constant care
Luther Davis died at four o'clock Mon
| day morning. The funeral services were
Heiu on iuesuay AFTERNOON, rev. "A. .;
CoVeIi omclaung. AN ooituary notice OF
MI! MI. DAVIS Will oe iouhu ELSEWHERE III 'his
ISSUE
| rev. MT. Davenport, Dy special request OF
the Chautauqua Club at Montpelier, de
lvered his lecture on " The Women OF
Anclent Greece, last FRIDAY afternoon
an appreciatlve audience was hlghly enter
talheu'
The coon cage " law case of Cook against
Conant was tried before Justice Burleigh ant
jury last week Tuesday. AS the jur, faleC
to agree, it was left for the justice 10 decide
and his verdict seemed strongly in favor o
the defendant
The robins have put in their appear
ance, and so have our respected citizens, Mr.
c. n. Arms and wife, after comfortabl,
winters housing at the Pavilion. We wei
come them back to their country residence
Spring has come.
The lawsuit of G.. &. Wrislev AGAINST Dor
and Wendell Pbillins commenced last Wed
nesdav before Jnstice RnrIeiph. and con
tnued three days The Phillips brother,
were bound over to the county court, witt
500 bonds each.
Tn resnonse to the call of the trustees n
the VILLAGE for bids for the services of
man To he emnloved nv the month TO kee
the streets and sidewaiks in order eIeve
bids were submitted and Samuel Parche
AT $40 ner monthVwas the lnckv man
" Mi. ,,a lo., o;..i a,..
L.. H. Ei.io, mas 3oen appoin.ea as Ss,
NJ 20 and q snao;ai r,as.;p w. TO- ;nsnao,io