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

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Thursday afternoon at the residence OF his
father, Rev. w. E. Douglas officiating, and
n. II. McAllister conducting
The oyster supper at Odd Fellows hall
last Wednesday evening was a very enjoy
able occasion and was fully attended, about
seventy-five sitting down to the well-laden
tables Brother Douglas gave an interest
ing account of a recent visit to the Odd Eel.
lows Home in Connecticut. Several songs
were finely rendered by quartette CON
ssting Of Messrs. Newcomb, McAllister,
VanDeusen and Richardson, also some ex.
cellent music from an orchestra composed
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Grandfeld and
Messrs. Freeman and Trip of Moretown.
South walden.
Mrs. Charles II. Stevens, who has been
sick for long time with cancer, died Sep
TENDER q. She leaves a husband, who de
serves the sympathy Of all in his affection.
Mr.. Stevens and mother intend to go to
Boston this week, where they may remain
through the winter.
Warren.
Horace Poland has moved from the Blair
tenement to the Waterman tenement.
The report of the scholars in the first class
in spelling in district No. 2 is as follows:
Della Brown, 100 per cent; Lora Eldredge
100 per cent; Jessie Mckenzie, % so per
cent; Grace Lovett, 05A per cent; Edith
Lovett, "a per cent Herbert Blair, 93I per
cent; Leon Martini 80 per cent.
Washington.
The town-farm has a new barn.
Charles II. Davis has lately built model
heDnery.
George II. Flint is adding a cider mill to
his establishment.
The Ladies' Mite Society meets at the
town hall this afternoon aud evening.
Rev. G. f. McIntre preached At the Uni
versalist church on Sunday. Music was
furnished by a male quartette.
Mrs. Hannah NJ, wife OF Plymon Seaver
of this place, died on Thursday last, of con-
sumption. The seeds of the disease were
sown by an attack of la grippe two years
ago and the deceased had been a constant
sufferer from that time to the day of her de-
mise She was born in Williamstown, May
4, 1880, and was married there May IL, 1850
She hal followed three daughters to the
grave-Elna f., wife of f.. b. Dickerman;
Carrie ", wife Of T.. G jackson; and Eva
NJ, wife of G.. III. McAllister-and ~ sur.
vived by her husband and one son, George
NJ. Seaver, now connected with the WATCH
MAN The characteristics of the deceased
embraced an untring industry and great
devotion 70 the interests and welfare of her
family. Her last days were cheered by
frequent aud gratifying visits from old
friends and neighbors, who testified their
appreciation and sympathy in every cou-
,nav'hrarna ,rba fn,anasi a .., N fn,J io
late residence on Saturday last. Rev. g.
f. McInire otliciated, and his remarks
were eSpecldlIy umely ana conservatory;
Among the large number who attended
Mr. ana Nro T At Saa,,ar N and NJ
w. NJ. Seaver Mr.. and Mrs Cornelius Per-
rim, Mr.. and Mrs T.. G. Jackson, Mr. and
Mrs. William Hanson, Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Benedlct, MIR. and Mrs. q. +. Waldo, Mrs.
i 9eaVer anu SON Nr; James burh-
Grarc a.u M nd aNI NJ; aivG u
and Mrs. Tiberfv Jeffords. and Mr. and
Mrs. Jason III. Jeffords. Every Indication
pointed to the fact that the deceased had
taken a strong hold on the esteem of the
community, aud she was finally laid to rest
in the family lot, under favoring skies and
bringing W Ihlnu Ine oii axiom thaU IL Is
soou V''ie W uie when lriehuS MOURN
G. G.. McAllister and daughter of Chelsea
We're wv e1 IN town on sunday. - Mrs George
w. asson, EleaZer omith, Nelson Down
ing ana Alhe Illlotson nave been on the
SICK llst the past week, nut were improving
ao -aoU NJ p.Ias 49, ~ a. ti net w ar,
Fair next Nond.v 800 Nrs III r ~
more IF r ,rre was in town i,st SatnrJaT
E CLarios I Xv;i,;,a , ,,' aIid
Burlington bv the serious illness of his sis
ter last week CYRUS III. Smith of
Hanover, n. H., is visiting friends in town.
WEN,
w liile Chesiey mas II turned 10 MS Boston
nome
Charles Merriam OF Chicago is visiting his
sister, MIS- Forrest.
Oramel Coffrin of Bristol, Conn, is visit
ing his mother and sister
Josephine Tavlor retl,rned from her visit
TO the worlds Fair last Saturday
Winnie NJ. Kneelaud of Lowell, Mass, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. f, G.. Hooker
Rev. l.. Fl. Elliot presented the canse of
the vermont Rihle Sociaty to tbe nennie Of
Randolph last Sunday.
Mrs MI Wells raturnad fror Postop
on Monday. where She has been to seIec,
her stock of winter millinery
Mrs Arms arcomnanving lin ron n ,sIns
where She has heen VISITING for a fey days
n c.,-
va 2unudS GNehluS heAI' ao nan Pdst
seven, heV' a. d CoEel VII peEin series
tha,nes 0- '''0 a'' anu Ni''''ie c"
Inc concrete WhiGh now adorns the SIDE
Walks on stowe, oiay ana spring streets
slofus ehe lhhaoilahts thereof much satls-
Nv,
lhe preuictloh OF laSt SUNNI A. that ten
al.aNa ~ 1t A.N hat fI..