The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-12-06

| office has been moved from the back to the
! front Of the store, making quite an improve
ment therein.
Remember w. A. Blair Ia still the WATCH
| MAN agent in Warren, and that you can pay
your arrears, extend your subscription, or
| subscribe anew, by calling on him. Now Is
a good time to do either, as it Is very near
January 1, the best time to begin
| East Warren
| G. Fitch and family spent Thanksgiving
with their mother, Mrs N. l.. Dickinson.
1t has been unusually good crossing the
| mountain TO Roxbnry-good seghing for
the past two weeks and yet without our
usual muddy time.
| The post-offce at Warren has changed
| hands and o. NJ Jones, the newly-apponted
postmaster, is in charge. He has greatly
improved IL by changing 1t about aud plac.
| ing the delivery near the entrance door.
All seem well pleased with the change,
especially the old postmistress.
Eugene Thayer has arrived home from
Arizona, where he has been living for nearly
two years, having been engaged in many
kinds OF busness-co bullwhacker,
and in the silver and gold mines In southern
Arizona. He thinks 1t very delightful
country in the ella River valley. where the
seasons are nearly tropical. He did not
make fortune, but had lots OF experience.
Washington.
Fifty couples attended the Thanksgiving
ball At SINNERS hall
The Ladies' Mite Society will be enter.
tanned by Mrs. Charles e. Emery at the
town hall this afternoon and evening.
Winsow Flint was taken suddenly i'll
last Friday evening. and was obliged to
have help to get home from the village.
Mrs. Sarah Jenness Burton, relict OF the
late DR.. Levi Burton, formerly residents of
this place, died at West Topsh am last week.
| Obituary in another column.
Congratulations are extended to Mr.. Gin
ton N. Field by his friends in this his ma
tive town, upon BIS marriage in Barre to-
| day to Miss Katie Brush, q lady of many
rare accomplishments.
Mrs. George NJ. Seaver is convalescent
from her recent long and severe illness,
much to the qualification OF her many
friends. Mr.. Sraver goes to Newbury this
week 10 continue his work for the Watch
man Publishing Company.
Burt Seaver and Jennie Hanson were
married at Concord, n. H., last week Tues
day. The groom IL the eldest son Of J, B
Sraver, aud the bride Is the eldest daugh,
ter of Mrs. Benz 4min Hanson, all of this
place The best wishes OF their many
friends here are extended to the happy pair
in their new home.
finely-polished monuments of Washington
marble ready for delivery, which are at
iracting much attention. The monuments
include a base, sub.hase, die and Bishop
top on each gable while below The top is
an oak-eaf with acorns, and a beautiful
ivy.leaf at the bottom nf The die. The mar
bile was procured from the quarry OF Messrs.
Huntington & ClOugh OF this place. aud
the work proves the great adaptability of
this stone for monumental purposes. Sew
eral more orders for monuments are to be
filled Immediately.
Judge Dickey and wife ate Thanksgiving
dinner with their son, A. c. Dickey, AT East
Barre. - Nathan Taplin and wife of
COrinth were the guests OF Charles 7 Tap
lin on Thanksgiving day. - Frank Ord
way and family were guests of Mr. Ord
ways father at COrinth on Thanksgiving
day - Carl Carpenter, from Goddard
Seminary, spent Thanksgiving day at home.
- Z. q. McAllisier and wife have re-
turned TO work at the Orange County Hotel
in Chelsea during the December term Of the
county court. - Ora Curtis Is i'll, and at
last accounts was threatened with lung
fever. - The Misses Warner OF Hard.
wick visited their uncle, d. p. Smith, last
week.
w. p. Butler OF jston was the guest of
DR.. James few days last week.
Several of our people attended the Kir.
mess opera in Burlington, and were de-
lighted
Rev. l.. H. Elliott spent last Sunday In
Hartford, in the interest OF the Vermont
Bible Society.
Rev. F. w. Hambin delivered an able
and very interesting sermon At the Thanks.
giving service, which was well attended.
Fred A. Rowland Of Montpelier and Miss
Rena Forbush OF Lancaster, N. h., were
guests OF Hon. w. p Dillingham; over Sun
day.
George Chamberln and bride OF st..
Johnsbury were the guest, OF E lgr Hunt
last week. Mr.. Chsmbsrln was formerly a
clerk in the employ Of HUT & Rabbit.
, Mrs. Leonard Hutchins died at her
home last Friday and was buried in Plain
field. Her husband was the son OF the late
IL. ID. Hutchins, and recently moved to town
I A Thanksgving-day wedding took place
I at the Waterbury Hotel, Thursday after
noon. Ora G. Hoyt OF Crattsbury ant
Miss NJ. K. Mason Of Starksboro were mar
; ried by Rev. +. w. Hamblin.
A telegram was received last night an
!, nouncng the death of f. G. Stone at Sagi
nav, Mich. particulars. Mr.. Stone will
be remembered most kindly by Waterbury
people with whom he passed his early days
The first entertainment Of the lecture
course was given by the Imperial Quartetle
9 1t was well attended and enjoyed by all
q The next in order will be a lecture, Decem
Der Is, by Mrs. Belva Lockwood. Subject
1.-THE Social and Political Life in Washing
2 ton"
Alta Huntley, formerly OF Waterbury
= was kicked by horse last Sunday morning
4 while in the employ Of G. w. Stevens il
Bolton. and suffered compound fractur,
of one Of his legs. Drs. James and Hooke
h attended him and no is doing WE'LL This is
: the third time he has had the same lel
broken.
a The Junior Endeavorers of the Cougrega
: tional church will serve supper in the hal
h next Saturday evening, from 5: 80 to
- | NJ lIak 10 hnNa ND yrla Uit A oil "a
work, and it is hoped that their friends viii
take their supper there, in place OF 1t thei
4 own homes that evening. All are cordial,
u invited. Price OF supper, fifteen cents
. children, ten cents.
Homer Bell, the popular clerk OF Hunt
Babbitt, has formed u partnership with hi
J, brother now in Fairfax, aud purchased
q dry goods business in West Randolph, wher,
), they will begin operations January Is. Mis-
q Flora Bell their sister, will have charge o
their millinery department. Mrs. Bell
d their mother, will make her home will
Y Ihem. MIR. Rrll,a lenartura from hare Will