The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-06-13


est on account Of the celebration of the an
niversary, and the laying of the corner
stone OF the Thompson Memorial, and will
call together a large number OF the friends
and former teachers and pupils of the
school, II entertainment is desired by
friends from a distance, please notify the
principal as soon as possible.
Kate Bowles is organizing a private
school. - George n. Tilden OF North
field spent Sunday in town. - Mrs
Leighton Scott has gone to Brooklyn, N. y,
for the summer. - Eddie Whitehead is
working at the Fabyan House, White
Mountains. - Harry Friend has gone to
England, expecting to be absent several
months. 60 George ID. Wheeler is in
Holyolxe, Mass, on a business trip. He
made the journey on his wheel. - An
infant daughter OF Charles Fratini was
Caslina and Miss Mary Fasola were married
last week by Rev. j. Brelivet. g. Mrs.
George Houston visited in Hardwick last
week. - Mrs. Eta Morey of Sheridan,
Wis, is visiting G. II. Howard, her brother.
80 DIR. j. Henry Jackson has returned
from Burlington, where he has been deliver
ing course of lectures for the past six
weeks before the medical students at the
University of Vermont. - Miss Roslyn
Weeks of St. Johnsbury was the guest of
Mrs. Andrew Whitehead and Miss Kate
Healey last week. 60 Professor o. D.
Mathewson has gone to Wheelock for the
summer.
Berlin.
Lewis Chatfeld has two-headed calf
with perfect body.
Rev. F. A. Whitman goes to Montreal
this week on business.
DR.. Huse has been laid up the past week
for repairs, the result of being thrown from
his carriage while returning from Mont
pelier.
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time last Saturday night, naming the streets,
demonstrate that it takes only one store to
make a Broadway.
Children's Day was observed at the
church last Sunday. Services were con-
Quoted by Deacon j. n. Perrin and Rev.
Mr.. Whitman.
The season at the pond has opened with
plenty of visitors, and it is said supply of
"tanglefoot" is sometimes dispensed by
pocket peddlers. II So it should be looked
after.
DR.. j. A. Pearson of Barton is here
settling up the affairs of his father as fast
as possible, preparatory to taking his
mother home with him. The personal
property will be sold at auction on the
Goth. The place is for sale and will make
somebody pleasant home.
West Berlin.
Rev. w. B. Worthing was called to
Bakersfield on Tuesday by the illness Of his
sister.
The Corinth Free Baptist quarterly meet
ing will be held at the white church on the
18th, 10th and 18th.
The traveller who reaches the bridge here
to escane a shower will be sadly disap-
pointed, for shingles dumped beside the
road for two months will not cover dilapi-
dated roof and preserve a costly structure.
1t looks like bad management somewhere.
Will Merrill is at work in Plainfeld.
- Mrs. Lucy Stiles is visiting her son
and family in New York. w. f. Has
call of Boston is at his Mountain View cot
tage. - Ransom Grain and family of
New Hampshire are visiting Mr.. Grain s
father, A. X. Grain.
Bradford.
Work has been begun grading around the
new school-house.
The schools in the primary department
have closed.
The Ladies' Society of the Congregational
church will give poverty social at the
church parlors Wednesday evening.
L. j. Brown is making extensive repairs
on his residence and will soon have one OF
the desirable places at the north end.
Rev. L. P. Tucker will preach the bacca-
laureate sermon to the graduating class OF
Bradford Graded School at Grace Church
service.
Childrens Day was appropriately OBJ.
| served in both churches last Sunday Rev
Mr.. Ford of Windsor held an old.
fashioned praise-meeting in the Methodist
vestry in the evening.
Misses Anna and Carrie Jenkins have re-
turned from Lowell, Mass. where they
tory. - Mrs. L. D. Livingston of Went
| worth N H.. visited friends in town last
week. - Mr.. A. w. Merrill of Licking
ton, Mich, visited at L. A. Merrills and J
E. Sleeper's last week. - Mr. Clark Of
Buffalo, N. Y, is visiting at Dr. j. Fl
Jones'. Ernest B. McDuffee spen,
Saturday in town, returning to Boston the
the same night. - Mr.. George Day, en-
sign in the United States Navy, is visiting
friends in town. He goes from here to Ne
braska to visit his parents.
Brookfield.
Mrs. j. B. Kingsbury is in very feeble
health.
Jane Smith, who is suffering from a can
cerous disease, is gradually falling
A very pleasant Children's Day service
was held at the Second church last Sunday
Nine of the twelve teachers in town wer,
present at the teachers meeting last Satur
day.
Miss Almira Fisk, who has been an in
| valid Tor long time, was released from ne
sufferings by death last Friday evening
Her funeral was held at the house of A. l.
Follansbee, where she has been cared fol
during the past few months, on Sunday
afternoon, Rev. G. III. Mors officiating
Cabot.
AFRO Adams lately had a heifer com
near bleeding to death by coming in contac
with barbed wire.
Wells g. Rogers are tearing down tn
building used as back store, and are t
erect larger one.
Services will be held every Sunday after
noon in the church at Lower Cabot at thre
O'clock Revs. II. A. Russell and j. A
Dixon preaching alternately.
Mrs. j. X. Barney, the celebrated ten
perance lecturer, will speak in the Cor
gregational church next Wednesday ever
ing at half-past seven. Admission free. A
are invited.
Eben Smith came near having a seriou
accident last Wednesday by being tippe
over and box of meat weighing 200 pound
falling on him. His horse ran one and one
half miles before stopping. Fortunately n
bones were broken. The cause of the acc
dent was weak shaft.
Children's Day was observed at the Cor
gregational church last Sunday. TIL
church was tastefully decorated with evel
green's, ferns and wild flowers Muc