The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-01-03

Expense of carriers So, ,S52.64 all other ex-
penses, 81 692.15; total expense, 81, ,544 ~.
Net receipts paid to government, $0,725 60;
per cent OF gross receipts paid into United
| States treasury, SO.
AT the adjourned business meeting of
| Bethany society, held last evening, after
several minor matters had been disposed of,
it was unanimously voted to instruct the
committee to secure the services of Rev. DR.,
Norman Seaver of Rutland as pastor for the
coming year. The church will vote on the
matter this evening.
THE associated press dispatch from Bel
lows Falls dated December 81, which stated
that John II. Senter, Esq, of Montpelier,
had been appointed United States district
| attorney to succeed Frank Plumley of
| Mortified, was little previous While
there is no doubt of Mr. Senter's appoint
ment, his nomination was not sent to the
senate before the holiday recess, and con-
sequently he has not yet been confirmed.
The pupils of the public schools of Mont
peier will give the operetta, " Golden Hair
! and the Three Bears" at Blanchard opera
house, Friday evening" January II. The
| rehearsals are conducted with great care,
and some of the best musical talent in the
schools is scheduled for the leading parts.
The proceeds will go to the fund for pur-
chasing piano for the use of the schools
81 very desirable and worthy object Fur
ther notice will be given next week.
AT the annual meeting of the Sunday
school of the Church of the Messiah, held
IasI MONDAY evening, the following officers
| We 9lcVVeu Ioi ,he year ensuing super
lntenuen9, W. "; ;, Anurewsi assistant su-
PerlnUellu1en1'2 ~ ~ ~, III DoouenouSll secretary,
Miss Addie Phillips; assistant secretary,
Miss Maud Phillips; treasurer, Harlow NJ
olll'u ii npt aIi"n, 'gu ~ has.Lnss assist
ano NJ VA az idr Wis n, i9u IN. Cnoi
s'eI, MSS rLliiia N" Nu'ieri piahisV' LOUIS
d. laVhaway'
THE telephone given by Colonel A. G.
Brown to the Ladies Society of the Church
of the Messiah is to be disposed of by vote
at the social to be held in their vestry to-
tu so'.i 'oar ~ e.. s na'
j,,a tI Vn enS oa
1ad eT G9e m tbat H. ne iGa year 70
to he dacidad hv yote hn S10 roceado tIS
obtained are 9sed towards dafrsvino 'tpe tbs
eUnenses of tba obo;r of tbat nyynS Vno fno
hich tha adies, Snciety nnaos yn IUi
"i'''' '"' Naui'a "o'io'S NAMES prov 'Sion'
The annual election OF Mount Calvary
Council, Princes of Jerusalem, A. A. s.
Rite, occurred last Friday evenine. The OF.
West Randolph, NJ. E. s. p. G. NJ; ID. s.
Wheatley, G. III. p, ID. G, NJ; ]. Eli Good
enough, nj. e. S. G. w; e. r. Morse, NJ. e.
j. G. w; C. II. Heaton, Val. G. r. Sec. b.
w. Braley, Barre, Val. G. X. master of GER
emonies; II s. Smith, Val. G.. h. almoner
w. IL IlbIIlChB V dls W ~ VI ou-
frances; w. A. Briggs, Val. G. K. steward; +;
X. Z. Collins, Val. grand tyler.
JAMES KELLY and Miss Mabel. daughter
of Frank E. Grout, were married on Tues
dav morning by Rev. w. J. O'Snllivan at
his residences. Several DAYS AGO This connie
called upon the clergyman who married
them, and upon being questioned as to
whether her parents had any objections to
the marriage, the Young ladv replied that
they did object to it. hut that She was of age
home Tuesday morning ostensibly to 90 to
school, but met Kelly up town and went
with him direct to the residence OF Father
t O'Sullivan.
| FOLLOWING are the elective officers of
Vermont Lodge, No. 9. of Odd Fellows for
the year 1894: Frank e. Smith. N. G.; A. G.
Templeton. v. G.: Edward Baker. secre.
tarv. w. 4 Tavior nermanent SECRETARY
w + Waterman. treasurar The annointed
, ofioer, are as fnIloys. r 4 '.It ,rs,,ien
]. III. Senter. conductor. r. II Whitney
r. n e.. W p HALEY 7, 8 n G..
G. Collins X 8 " a r p Ricbardson
L. s, V, as w Corse. r, s S. G, E''
Booth. 7. s. s. r Keith chanIain. q
A smith n 70 IT WadGa n = Tbasa
officers we're Installed at a speciaI meetinD
! held last Monday evening, by w. A. Taylor
, district deputy.
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lHE ohlcers OF Mount zion Comlnanuery
= hhlghis lenpiar, lor the year ensuing
elected last FRIDAY evening, are as loIiows
EuWlh y. hiDDaru, west hahuolPh, =, y,
Danlel D Wheatiey, u. Il. n II .. ~
Colby, captain genera hev' A. N Lewis
prelate; George u: Wheeler, Barre senior
warden; FRANK A. fnllnps' "9st ran
uolph, JUNIOR warden; FRANK a Dwlnelli
treasureri Charles H. heaCon, recoruerj
Evan H. Whlte, NoTCh DuNo4ry, stanuaI9 1 u y
peareri =; HehTy yackson, Barre' sWofu
Desrer; IL, " WeDster, warueni Eu"ln
~; blackwell' nrs1 captain Oh guaru; a -
: biahcharu, second captain Oh guaTui N -
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