The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-11-21

famous opera singers Win much less TASTE
and eclat. Miss Hubbard, the reader OF the
company, proved decided acquisition,
and sas voted success. The accompan.
list performed his part to the satisfaction of
all. When shall we see their like again IN
Washington
Waterbury.
The brick work upon the opera block is
nearly completed.
o. e. Scott has been making improve
ments to the in erior of his store.
The whist club will meet Friday evening
with Mr.. and Mrs. f. III Atherton.
Misses Adine and Jennie Bell of Cast
Hardwick have been visiting in town.
Ground has been broken for the new
brick block to be erected by DIR. Minard.
G. c. Cook has moved his family into the
A. 2. Foster house on South Main street.
T. I. Farrell has purchased of Mrs Landt
the residence occupied by H. J. Kicker at
Cobb! Vile Price paid, 5000
1t is desired that all those who are in ar
rears in their dues in the Cemetery Associ.
alton will attend to the same at once,
Jack Carroll has purchased of Elisha
Moody the building lot adjoining DIR. Wash
burns residence upon Rair Dad Avenue.
The air has contained many rumors the
past week Of real es ate deals, but none
other than given has actually taken place.
The annual inspection of Edwin Dllinc-
ham Post, G., A. R., was held in its hall
Friday evening by Assis ant Inspector j.
o. freeman.
The "Mother foose" party given by the
Juniors was u pleasant affair. A pleasing
progra nme was rendered. Cake and coffee
were served.
Jacob Foss has recen ly bought the Col by
house at Colbyville of Clffus Drugg for
$1,000. Rumor says Mr.. Foss has also
found purchaser
M.
poultry days. The prices promise to be
lower than usual, owing to the large amount
expected upon the market.
The following high school boys attended
the annual Freshmen Sophomore foot ball
game at Burlingt m on Saturday: Charles
K. Wells, f. X Griggs Lucius Wells, Har-
old Sranahan, John Palmer and Eli
Ashley.
A change in the time table o. the Cen raj
Vermont railroad went into effect on Mon.
day. The mail north arrives at 4 90 P. M.
The Chicago express is taken off, and
local passenger substituted, which arrives
here at Z: II p NJ.
Through the agency of T. 7. Farrell the
following pensions have been received
within the past few iays: George w.
Buzzell of the Center So per month, with
$235 arrears, and John Cameron Sc per
month, with $50 arrears.
Ella V. Hobart has kindly remembered
the Cemetery Association by generous
gift in money. The good work already ac-
complished by that organizati IN commends
IL to the favorable notice and substantial as
sistance of all who are able.
At the meeting of the young people on
Tuesday of | asst week for the formation of
whist club, the following officers were
elected. President, l. III. Anterior; vice.
president, Mrs. F. e. Atkins; secretary, j.
@. Farrar; treas urer, f. e. Atkins
The high school lyceum will meet this
"wednesday evening. Subj ct for debate,
Resolved, that life in the country is to be
preferred to life in the city," Affirmative,
Miss Ida King; aegativ e, Guy. Scott OH
GERS in charge: President, Charles e. Wells;
secretary, Miss Pearl Randall sergeant.at-
arms, Harold Stranahan; critic, Howard
Bryant.
George Davis of Duxbury is suffering
with erysipelas in his hand. - Gatty
Straw is visiting at George H Dumas.
fox on Saturday. - Mrs. Daniel Russ,
who has been in very critical condition
since her husbands death, does not i'm
prove, and required the constant care Of
friends. - Darwin Cooley is at home.
- Alice Frink, from V. M. S., spent
Sunday with her friend, Julia Moody. -
Mrs. l.. M. knights and daughter of John
son are visiting at M. Nj. Knights. -
Hittie Huntington of Washington, VT, is
visiting at j. e. Crosse rs. u. S.
DdUCHcIutI anu ldlnIly Will Jake up butlT
abode for the present at the Waterbury
Hotel.
Waterbury Center.
i L. n. Moody gave recital at Enosburgh
Falls last week
Mary Lane of Manchester is stopping at
the Green Mountain Lodge.
Rev. f. W. Reeder has returned from an
extended trip TO the eastern part of the
state.
Professor c. H. Richardson will speak
next Sunday morning upon the subject of
spiritual Gravitation."
The members Of the senior class OF Green
Mountain Seminary will hold reception in
the chapel Friday evening.
State Agent f. W. Reeder will preach the
sermon at the dedication of the new church
at Hardwick next Sunday afternoon.
George w. Gile has rented his home farm
to Mr.. Paul of Moretown. Mr.. Gile will
move into his house near Mr. Buzzells.
The closing exercises of the fall term at
the Seminary will begin Monday evening
OF next week, when there will be speaking
by Professor Moody's class in elocution; on
Tuesday evening, a short literary enter
tainment, followed by a promenade and
oyster supper.
Mrs. John Gibbs died of typhoid pneumo.
MIA last Saturday. The funeral was at
tended by Elder Tabor on Sunday after
thizing friends and neighbors. In the death
of Mrs. Gibbs, the family lose an Affection
ate wife and mother, and the community
friend ever ready to assist in sickness and
every good work. The remains were taken
to Richford for burial
WiIliamstown.
Work goes forward rapidly on o. A.
Blanchard's new house.
Fred A. Ainsworth's new drug store is
progressing as fast as circumstances will
allow.
A larger amount of unpaid taxes was
passed by our town treasurer into the
hands of Constable Nichols this year than
last.
The Congregation alists will have charge
OF the union Christian festivities this year,
and caltata will probably be given, largely
by the children.
The Good Templars will hold sociable
at their room in the Beckett & Gale block
on Friday evening next. The public are
cordially invited Refreshments will be
served at a moderate fee.
Tae new time table for our trains varies
from the previous one only in ten minutes
stay between the arrival and departure OF
Ne.