The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-04-04

expects to 90 to COulterville, N. Y, to
senate meeting of the church.
The listers commenced their work last
Monday.
Several attended the play at woodsville,
N. H., last Saturday night.
The repairs on the Reformed Presbyte-
rian church will be completed this spring.
Luther Crow and Hattie Brown were
married last Thursday by Rev. j. j. Hall
The Ryegate Granite Works shipped two
cases OF dressed granite to New Orleans on
Tuesday.
The Ryegate Granite Works received
their stock from Barre last week, and now
have all their help at work.
Communion services were held at the
Presbyterian church last Sunday. Three
were received into the church.
The ladies of the Reformed Presbyterian
church will hold hot-sugar sociable at An
drew Buchanan's tomorrow night.
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Luther
Crow will give them a reception at their
new home next Thursday night.
George Kelley commenced work at the
creamery last Monday. Several new pat
rons have come in during the past week,
Mrs Charles N Green is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. William Darling. - Elizabeth
Hall returned to her school in Winchendon,
Mass, last Saturday. - The junior
member of the firm OF II. o. Stevens 81 Son
of Littleton, N. H., was in town last Satur-
day. - George Gray has shed his over
alls and Goodall expects to do so soon.
g. George Nelson went to Boston last
Monday with a carload of horses. -
Ida May WEIGH, Lolita Crow, Cora Brock
and Lizzie Arthur have been quite i'll from
the effects of vaccination. - George
Stevens has finished his labors at p. Glib
sons store and commenced work for the
Blue Mountain Company. - Bell Sar-
gent was at home last week sick with the
measles. - w. T. George is i'll with the
mumps.
Topsham.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. f. Miles have moved to
the farm formerly occupied by John Miles.
There will be services in the Methodist
church on Fast Day evening, commencing
at seven o'clock.
The old store is being overhaued and
newly rugged 1t is to be used as post office
and town clerks office.
Tunbridge.
Mrs. d. p Grant is failing.
Anna Ballou is slowly improving
Miss Lydia Hartig spoke in the Central
church last Sunday afternoon and evening
Carl Farnham has put in a new sidewalk
past his house and otherwise improved his
place.
tian Temperance Union at j. NJ. Kibby's on
Friday afternoon at two o'clock.
The postoffce was moved to Charles
Farnham's Saturday last. 1t is new thing
in town to have nice lock boxes, and the
Office is greatly improved in other ways.
WaitsfieId.
Miss Sarah Thompson, who was seriously
i'll last week, is much better.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet with
Mrs. A. ID. Bragg on Wednesday afternoon,
April H.
At recent meeting of the Methodist
choir, H. Nj. McAllister was appointed
chorister.
Rev. w. E. Douglass of this place is to
deliver the Memorial Day address at War
rem this year.
A meeting of 1.-the boys " is to be held
Thursday evening, April 8, at Grand Army
hall, to take the preliminary steps towards
organizing baseball club for the coming
seasons campaign.
The wives of Ira and Henry Richardson
TWO OF our former Waitsfield boys, but now
| of Minneapolis, Mimi, came to town last
Thursday for visit with their husbands
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Richardson.
Instead of following the usual custom Of
the past few years, and holding Union ser
| vices on Fast Day, services will be held by
/
and by the Methodist society at two O'Clock
on that day.
Work has commenced on getting out anG
drawing stone for the foundation OF the new
Methodist church to be built here this sea
son. The work of building will be in charge
of William Deal of Waterbury, and will be
commenced as soon as the lumber can be
got ready.
The remains of Mrs. Maria A. Dartt
widow of Joshua Dartt, former resident o
| this plac-, were brought here for bura
| last Friday. The funeral services were
held at the residence of her brother, Hon
j. HI. Hastings, on Saturday, March 81
Rev. f. S. Fiske attending as preacher ant
Il. III. McAllister as conductor. The inter
ment was in the village cemetery.
Warren.
Parker & Slayton have commenced t,
run their steam'mil nights.
Annette Bostwick is to teach school il
Royalton the coming summer.
Mr.. Temple preached in the chapel las
Sunday. Rev. L. r.. Brigham Of New
Hampshire will preach two weeks from
next Sunday.
East Warren.
Mrs. Azuba Dickenson went to Burlingto
last Friday to live with her children. -
Frank Tillotson cut his right foot badly las
Friday. - Mr.. and Mrs Warner Moor
went to West Randolph last Friday to CON
mence their labors.
Washington.
Five new patrons brought milk to til
creamery last Monday morning.
Charles e. Emery has received his con
mission as fish warden for Washington
The creamery boasts of a brand-ne
steam whistle, which tells its own story.
George w. Downing was elected 6r
lister at a special town meeting, held La
week Monday, to fill vacancy caused /
the declination of Warren Curtis.
| The Washington Cornet Band presen
the play of "Tony the Convict" at IL
East Barre opera house next Saturday eve
ing. They deserve, as they doubtless wi
! receive, crowded house.
o. ID. Curtis is again on deck at c.
Johannessen's store. - Dan Murphy
Boston is visiting friends in town. -
: Burt Il. Seaver returns this week to wol
for Lynde & Cheney in their polishing mi
: at Williamstown. - Ammi Penn hi
purchased the Coleman place for $40
: - d. p. Smith and wife visited the
son Ernest at Plainfield last week
I Waterbury.
= A. ii. Smith was in Rutland and Pou
9 ney purchasing slate last week
Il Hunt & Babbitt are calling particular 8
tention to their new stock Of carpets.
Dha Watarburv National RanE will