The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-06-27

forenoon, at which an address on " Chem.
istry OF Emotions was delivered by Tracy
H. JefOrds OF Washington, d. G. The ex.
ercises at the laying Of the corner stone of
Thompson Memorial Cottage occurred Tues
day afternoon. Addresses were given by
Rev. j. Harry Holden Professor W K
Shlpman, Professor l.. l.. burlington, +. w.
Eddy, Professor Henry Priest. DT. g.
Gale, Blanche j. Tilden and others pro-
fessor ID. H. Maulsby and Ralph A. Stewart
read poems. The graduating exercises will
occur this morning in the chapel, and will
week. i01''
w. W. Lapont gives recitations AZ q
campfire in Morrisvile Tonight, =
william Clark and wife are to move to
concord, n. H., this week - Max Sew
erance has a position in the post-office.
- Rev b. w. Jones preached at the
Cnltaran church, Montpelier, Sunday.
- Alice Wyman of Gaysville is visiting
friends here. 80 Mrs. Merton Cheney Is
/ acting as organist at the Congregational
church - A. d. Morse has returned
from three months trip in the far West.
- Mrs Lettie Robarge has returned to
the West. - Frank Place and Myrtie
avery were married on Saturday -
Rev j. N. Perrin of Williamstown ex-
changed with Rev. G. w Longren of the
congregational church last Sunday. -
-, " 4ASiNliCA hdo ltbuTutu IRON "A western
trip. - Mrs. f. w Eddy of New York
is the guest of Blanche Tiiden. - Miss
Augusta Soule of Fairfield is in town. -
*. A. Hoar has returned from New York
-. W. Gordon has been attending
the United States court at Windsor the nasf
week. - S. 5. Ballard is in Chicago
- A. Mabel Smith of Palmer, Mass. is
at g. b. Nichols - Mrs. c. j Bailey il
in Chelsea, Mass. 60 Marian Miller If
St. Charles. ILL.,, valedictoran sof class Of
EnHhQr1 10 .
aunt, Mrs. w L. Stafford.
East Barre
The hose company's fair netted about $40.
l. w. Bates has painted his house where
G. e. Cooney lives.
Schools closed with picnic on the quarry
hill, Friday afternoon.
Mrs L. p Barron and Mrs. Chester
Dckey visited Mrs. Albert Paine last week.
r.. NJ Minard and wife are visiting
friends and relatives in Waterbury and
Starksboro.
Rev. and Mrs. A. a. Smith are attending
commencement exercises at Thetford Acad-
envy this week.
Social dance in the opera hall next Satur.
day evening. Music Willey's orchestra of
Woodsville, n. II.
The post-office building has been repaired.
and the block occupied by NJ NJ Burnham
is being reprinted.
The exhibition and prize speaking by the
primary department, last week Tuesday
evening, was an entertainment of high or
der and reflected much credit both to pupils
and teacher. Ned Hutchins was awarded
first prize, Ethel Strong second, and Fred
Carnes third
Last Thursday evening, an Italian, whose
name cannot be learned, came near meet
ing with serious, if not fatal injury. 1t
seems he jumped into J. Twombly's ex-
press wagon and drove off. He lost control
Of the horse, which ran, with the result that
the wagon was thoroughly smashed, and
large hole made in the horses shoulder.
The man was badly cut and bruised
West Berlin.
The Corinth quarterly meeting held in
this place at the Free Baptist church was in
every respect a success.
Miss Estella NJ. Robinson died last
Wednesday. The funeral services were
held at the Methodist church on Friday
Rev ). Donaldson of Mortified ofticiated,
assisted by Rev w. B. Worthing. An un-
usually large congregation, heartily in
loss of dutiful daughter, an affectonate
sister: She was young lady of rare
excellence, sweet in disposition, modest and
unassuming. Hands prompted by loving,
sorrowing hearts robbed the occasion of
much of its sadness by changing the church
into veritable flower garden.
Cabot.
| A teachers meeting will be held at the
village hall on Friday afternoon at one
o'clock.
The Bond hill at the upper end Of the vii
lage is now graded so as to make it very
much easier to travel upon.
Work has been commenced upon the new
road from j. G. Pixies to Walden station
1t is being built by people living on that
route.
William p Whittier has had trouble with
| his eyes for several years. About three
weeks ago inflammation set into one of
them, and, for fear OF injury to the sight of
the other, it has been taken out by Drs.
| Wiswell andIWarren. Mr. Whittier is doing
as well as can be expected.
Cabot is to have Fourth of July cele-
bration this year. Following is the pro-
! gramme; At two o'clock, baseball game;
five to eight o'clock, bicycle, foot and
wheelbarrow races. Prizes will be awarded
the two best in bicycle race and to winners
of other races; eight O'Clock, ice cream and
cake served on the park. After refresh
ments, grand display of fireworks from
the park, consisting OF ninety pieces. At
half past nine grand promenade at the vii
lage hall.
Annie Blodgett is working in the post
office. - Mrs. c. w. Morris of Boston
has been visiting her brother, Charles
French, the past week. - Rev. A, l..
Cooper of Newport, accompanied by his
! daughter Mrs. E. Adams of Flushing,
Mich, .were in town last week. -
Henry Goodale lost horse by death last
week.
East Cabot.
Mr. and Mrs. Odette of Burlington are
visiting at Charles Adams, - Mr. and
Mrs. j. White are at II. Dunn 5 for few
weeks. Mr.. and Mrs Leslie Austin
of Barre are at Charles Austin's. - Mr..
and Mrs. E. F. Clark of St. Johnsbury were
at II. Clarks over Sunday - Mrs.
Mary Hill has returned to II. Leonard at
Barre for the summer.
Calais.
Remember that the Montpelier orchestra
play at North Calais on the evening of July