The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-11-15

twenty to this date. The " Apollo Quar-
tette OF Boston Is to give the first enter
tainment OF the course, some time this
month.
George Almon, formerly with A. g.
Brown, Montpelier, now an electrician in
New York city, has secured the contract for
putting in the electrical appliances in the
new buildings Of the asylum, and has en-
gagged the services of Wick" Frahil az
assistant.
The sudden death OF Charles Moody oc-
CURED last Thursday night, and, although
greatly afflicted and sufferer for many
years, his death was unexpected Recently
he was much improved and was encouraged
to believe that restoration to health was
near at hand. He was fifty years OF age,
and leaves wife and two young sons TO
mourn their loss. He was buried from the
residence OF his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Elisha Moody, Sunday afternoon, Rev Mr..
Hamblin officiating.
DR.. Ben Tenney OF Boston, son Of Rev.
l.. Tenney of this village, was married in
| Hanover N. H., November 8. The bride
was Alice Parker, daughter Of Professor II.
K. Parker of Dartmouth College. The Cere-
mony was performed by Rev DR.. Leeds
pastor OF the college church, assisted by
the father OF the groom. DIR. Tenney is
Dartmouth graduate Of the class of 'S3 and
a graduate Of the Harvard Medical School
He Is a successful physician and the princi-
] PAL Vi blt BOsiOu tNbuluk btubOlb. his
many friends in Waterbury wish him much
! joy.
Marian, daughter of o. T.. and Emma o.
| Scott, aged eighteen years. after long
months of suffering, is at rest. The lovely
| young life so full of bright anticipations for
the future when she graduated from
school was soon bighted by that most
dreaded of diseases Although great
| sufferer, she was accomplishing and ever
thoughtful for the comfort of the dear ones
caring for her. Her last days fully illus
| trated the beauty of her character The
heartfelt sympathy of the :entire community
is extended TO the grief-stricken parents
brother and relatives. The funeral will he
| held Thursday afternoon at one O'Clock in
the Methodist church.
Garfield Camp Sons Of Veterans, will
give an entertainment in Grand Army hall
tomorrow evening, November l6. Refresh
ments will be provided and a general good
time is anticipated. Admission forty cents
per couple. The object of the order of Sons
OF Veterans, as given in their constitution,
| is as follows: " To keep green the memo
res of our fathers and their sacrifices for
the maintenance OF the Union; to aid the
members Of the Grand Army OF the Repub-
lie in caring for their helpless and disabled
! veterans; to extend aid and protection to
their widows and orphans; to perpetuate
the memory and history Of their heroic
dead and the proper observance of Me-
mortal day; to aid aud assist worthy men,
bers Of our ORDER to incucate patriotism
and love of country, not only among our
membership, but among all the people OF
| our land, and to spread and sustain the
doctrine Of equal rights, universal liberty,
and justice TO all" 1t is hoped that the
public will generously respond and encour-
age the boys in their good work.
Mr.. Hunt and family left for Boston yes
terday morning. 80 Ned Wells went to
Burlington on his wheel, Friday. - IL.
f. Colby of Jonesville spent Sunday in
town. - Will George was in town on
Monday. - Mr.. Hunt, of Hunt & Bah.
bitt was in Hardwick during the past week.
- Jean Smith is at home from Chicago,
and was visiting friends in town Sunday.
- w. e Cakes Of Burlington spent
Sunday in town, the guest Of Mrs. Dan
Chase. 80 George Moody of Burlington
was in town over Sunday, to attend the
funeral of his brother. - Mrs. I. j. Fer
ris has been visiting her sister, Mrs. +. G.
Evans, during the past week. - Miss
Mary Moody is visiting in Burlington.
~ n. r. Spaulding of Burlington was
in town, Friday. o. Ii. Daniels and
family Of Barre were guests of the Barretts
last week. - f. w. Slayton and wife of
Warren and A. A Pike and wife OF Stowe
were at Waterbury Hotel, Friday. -
Mrs. Frank Lyon has been quite i'll for sew
eral days, but last report said she was inn
proving. - Evans & Moody sent three
cars OF stock to market, Monday.
Williamstown.
The Congregational Ladies' Society has
been repairing the parsonage
Mrs. Ira Snow of Montpelier was with
old home friends here last week.
Misses Lottie Mckee and Annie Wark
returned last week from stay OF some
months in Chicago.
Overtaking our enterprising young farmer,
Russell NJ. Jeffords, last Friday, driving a
fine flock Of lambs to our village market, he
told us he never before knew so low price
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