The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-10-11

friends. Mrs. Graves will leave early in
November.
Conductor " Matt Carr "has been given a
hve-weeks' vacation by the railroad COM
pany, and he started last Saturday for
the Worlds Fair On his return his friends
hope to be favored with a detailed account
as he saw it,
The music committee of the Congrega-
tonal church has engaged the services of
Mr.: Cheney OF Stowe to meet with the choir
aud the young people of the church every
Thursday evening until further notice to
give them instruction in music. This meets
with the hearty approval of the congrega-
tiOn
The Junior Society Of Christian Endeavor
OF the Congregational church will mold a
rally on Saturday afternoon at three o'clock
A programme will be given in the vestry,
conducted wholly by the boys and girls, af-
ter which there will be general good time
in the hall below. All are invited. Ad.
mission free.
T. T. Farrell, our genial friend and artist,
who has so long and faithfully served his
many patrons at the old brick corner, re-
tires from professional service, anf will now
enjoy the seclusion of his country home
with all its comforts. He retains for the
present his village Office, and will attend to
pension matters as usual
A two-year-old child of Mr.. and Mrs. c.
W. Brink of Cotton Brook neighborhood
surayeu away RON the mousse, ana, after
."o uays Oh searching py large number OF
people from Waterbury and Stowe, was
found about half mile from home alive,
although greatly exhausted Great rejoicing
took place, as little hope was entertained
that the child would be found alive.
The Catholic fair, which opened last
wednesday IN the old brick church, con-
tinung four days, was a great success
n nj, c.,
day evening, and was attended by a crowd
j. j. Breen seemed to be under lucky
star and drew two prizes, dinner set and
a bedquilt. Charles Morrisey drew beau.
uiul crayon sketch and easel; l.. SchOfeld
a SILK nm 6rella; Angel Trubar, sofa pill
remainng nriz.s sara dran, H ~, rtio ,, ne
Of town. The manager, j. j. King. assisted
by Mr.. Marion, who had charge of the decora-
u3n' and others, may, congratulate them
serves on the success OF the undertaking
On Wednesday last Charles IL. Haines of
inns village ana Minnie Arms OF Dnxbnry
ent ~ tba narn,a,, unte Tere pres.
Of their nearest rlati,,a o0snilIahy
o,nonT ,,,b',,,, no, hilo ,,J 70 au nionusi
until the hour of two o'clock. when fbev
took their places under beautiful arch Of
autumn leaves and the solemn service was
performed by their pastor, Mr.. Covell
congratulations followed, after which re-
ireshments were served. The wedding
S,ir 49, ih dr;,y anu DGau'Iiu.; lne happy
{or t,a a5.orn ~ .ne s.as;on III season
49, ~. e"o a 'ni noon e.aln lol hon,real.
depot to see them off &" with hast wisbes
rice and sinners. Mr.. III 4ines. so long a
general favorite as clerk i'm the store of At
kins Il Haines, has recently begun business
for himself and is building up a substantial
reputation AS business man. Miss Arms,
for five years the efficient bookkeeper for
hr. Oross IN Montpelier' Is known by al as
d SUuhR iauy Oh nooie character ana me
aoi,lty' AS Uhey pegln thelr new lie TO-
geIner, Ine happy couple VIII receive the
friends an% eSt S,iabas fn ,, ioi noS'S Vi
Waterbury Center.
Miss NJ. Nettie Chase il in BURLINGTON for
a few DAYS.
There will be no service at the Bantist
church next Sunday