The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-01-11
afternoon at the West hill westinghouse,
Rev. Mr.. Howard officiating.

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Rev. Mr.. Howard officiating.
At the annual meeting OF the Orange
County. Creamery Company, held on Tues
day OF last week, w. II. II. Hall, w. II.
Emery, Willis Scales. Orcutt Bixby and w.
r. Townsend were chosen directors. and u
was voted to issue 81 200 OF new stock.
Leslie II. Bohonon and wife have tho
sympathy OF their many friends in the loes
OF their only child, Lyle Mabel, aged four
years. She had a loug run %Uftvphoid fever.
and failed to rally from exhaustion in which
the disease left her, passing away shortly
after midnight on Sunday morning.
At the annual Are district meeting. held
on Monday of last week, the following Of
hcers were chosen: Moderator, c.. 8. Emery:
clerk, j. NJ. Comstock; prudential com
mittee, Alonzo Noyes, j. A. r. Cor win, II.
W. Dearborn; collector, j. X. Darling;
treasurer, G. 5, Emery; chief engineer, r..
ID RarDes; assistant engineers, II. w. Dear
born, Alonzo Noyes. A tax Of fifteen cents
on II dollar was voted. The tax voted last
year was never assessed. and the bruden-
tial m were instructed not TO assess
it now.
In the death of Mrs. Charlotte Emerson,
on Friday afternoon, at the residence Of I.
p. Moore, the Oldest resident of Chelsea
has passed away. The eldest of twelve
children OF Richard Hazen and Ruth (Coch-
RAM Little, she was born in New Hanp-
shire, June %, 1896. about two years before
her parents settled here. The Little farm
was the one now occupied by Richard Ken
nedy. The subject OF this notice was mar
ried to Isaac Emerson, December %. 18S.
His death by accident at the fork of the
road near the Little place, July 26, 1886, has
been kept in memory by the stone at the
place OF the accident. Mrs. Emerson united
with the Congregational church in 1885.
shortly before her marriage, and she was
Its senior member in date OF membership
80 well as in age: she had one daughter,
Mrs. Louisa l.. Moore OF Concord, n. H.,
VINO WAY presemU n ~ x Uu y WIS, Euuer-
son . SsVel' naS:m " III - ~" u
IasC y. ,ne W., ,aotiono oos
Snndav afternoon. Rsv. Mr.. sherman of.
Relating.
North M~ontpeIier
MI ana MRS. y. w. butterhela ave
moved 10 Westmins,eI, W, "hlcn Plac"
'ney In'enu W max 'uei' "o,ne'
Z T.. HotIlster oil TINS village mas been
quite Ill Tor tue past three weeks with what
u tue en- Ueruuu'naT1u guy sIIp. NC !"
very "ucn oeV1er a' JIG ptesenU "riUinS'
G, #. Sibley, owner OF the wooden factory
mere, IL maKlug extensive repairs upon '1e
sa,ue, auul"s nc" Mao"Iuol1, ~ -
VIII START up agaln III tIe near luDu.e, uu'
wheCner npon Cne same Grass VI Soo"s ha"
uiactureu peIore ~ hot kuo"h'
Professor Gilmore IS holhlng a very sue
''oh
1.-THE rink hall, thirty odd couples Delng IN
attendance. The next school Is the hrst
all-night public in the series. winch all out.
sa " Ter I,te, ~
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Groton.
Oror.ar,y mae+iro s.rv;coo ,,;l, ho hotd
ar The Methodist Church nsxt Snnjav
A. p.,- -
in the woods. and has 6is mill-yard half
80 - =
Tho farmers for tho nast veeL bava haor
storing ice, w. n. Clark doing the cutting
for two and one-half cents a cake.
Revival meanings begin at the Methodis,
church tonight and continue through the
WEEK rresiulhS Eiuer AruaA Will Do pres
emf
Miss Paul completed on Saturday the
second term in district No. l. Miss Paul is
a very successful teacher-reported one Of
the best in town.
The Young folks have been epioying the
good c~oasting on the village hill, but on
satnruay me selectnen posted tneir annusi
hoIroo' An0 ooJ' A"0" """U '""O "o""''
Frank Smith has lost two overcoats
within the past two months: A tramp called
on him, anu the next morning MS overcoat
had gone to parts unknown. Frank thinks
this tramp believes IN Tree wool.
Ralph Sherry, the ruined insurance
agent, - is the way the Argus reporter writes
it, Mr.. Sherry says il would be best for the
new reporter to carry a large insurance the
next time he comes to Groton Dc grist-mill.'
g.
Inc annual Ieeti9R Vi Ine Dan'isI gun
uav-scho0l was helu lasC week. Et nltker
was re-elecleu supsTlh'enuSuI; JEFFERSON
( hen1rew, assistant Mrs. p Welch, sec
retary anu treasurer hehry hicker' lora-
{. ran
Mr., Heath and son OF Manchester, n. H,
: were at home visiting last week. Mr.
Heath is one among many capable mer
-, Ia thts n ace, T., -. CHARGE of tn,
( Swift Beef COmpany's market Ia Manches
ter, and is building many hoases to rent.
Mr.. and Mrs Franz Ricler ~ trootlv,
cele brated the twentv snnivarssry n
: their marriage, December 30. They re
ceired numerous presents in silver from
friends in Vermont, New Hampshire, Min.
: nesota ana New YORK, many OF which wer'
-, used in the splendid lunch served TO thu
) large company. Mr.. Kicker was formerly
d uisuiy es'eemeu youns "ah Oh ehls place
William Russell. who has been snendine
his vacation with his grandfather. Hon. /
n. Hail, returned last week. - Mrs
: L. p, Dunn, who has been very sick witt