The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-10-24

the church here in November. AT meet
ing of the church October 81, 1t was voted
to give Mr.. Oakley a letter of recommends
ton to any church desiring his services.
Mrs. Mousley, wife of Rev. w. Mousey,
who preached here last year, has been Wis.,
itng in town. 80 Jesse Rix has moved
from Mr. Johnson's farm to Copperfeld.
- Mrs. Ransom Fletcher, who has been
stopping with Miss Darling, has returned
home, and Mrs. Lucinda Prescott is with
her at present 80 Mr.. and Mrs. b. f.
Fuller visited their daughter at Bradford
last week. 80 Miss Nina Fuller is a stu.
dent at Bradford academy.
warren.
f. w. Nash, who has had a store in the
old Bradley building for the past seven or
eight months, intends TO move the stock to
his store in Bristol November l.
Mrs James Cass is gaining slowly. -
Edmund Ford went to Boston this week.
- George Bruce visited in Williams
| town the past week.
East Warren.
Miss Jessie Mckenzie has gone to Massa.
! chusetts. =- Mrs. G.. b. Newcomb re-
turned from Barre on Monday. - Mrs.
! Oscar Hudson is ON the sick list 60
Mrs. Bert Boyd is enjoying visit from her
three sisters fro il Granville.
Washington.
Arrangements are in progress for lee
! ture course here this winter.
All T. Newman received first premium on
his five-y ear-old mare at the Tunbridge fair.
The Ladies' Mite Society meets with Mrs.
| f. X. Houghton Wednesday afternoon and
evening.
Services will be held at the Universalist
church at eleven o'clock hereafter, owing to
Rev. Mr. Smiths engagement at Corinth.
ton is making good Roadway on its new
trotting course, 1t meets to elect officers
| this week.
Mrs. ID. p. Smith goes to Boston on the
excursion this week - Mr.. and Mrs
Walter Granger of Williamstown were in
town last Sunday. - Walter Burgin
leaves for California in u few days to spend
the winter - Mrs. Smith of Williams
town. accompanied her son, Rev. Alvin
Smith, to Washington last Sunday. -
Dr. and Mrs. Warner attended the Baptist
quarterly meeting at Williamstown last
Sunday. - j. Wayland White of Bur-
lington is visiting friends in town. -
Clara Carpenter is visiting friends in Barre.
- Mrs. George A. Houghton of st.
Louis, Mo, who has been visiting in town,
returns home this week. - Geo II. Flint
has commenced making cider in the cream.
cry building - Burt r. Seaver is con-
fined to the house as the result of a cut in
his foot.
Waterbury.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet with
Mrs. f. A. Barrett.
Bank Examiner Elisha May of ST. Johns
bury was in town yesterday, making an
official call upon the Waterbury National
Bank.
There will be concert at the Methodist
church, Sunday evening, under the man.
agement of the Womaus Foreign Mission
airy Society.
E. w. Huntley of Duxburv was chosen
assignee by the creditors of E. l.. White &
Co, insulvent, at a meeting held at Mont
pelier, Saturday.
The evening services at both churches
will begin at seven instead of half past
seven o'clock commencing Thursday even
, ing, October 20.
} Frank Churchill and Miss Anna NJ
J Hunt of Stowe were married in the parlol
of the Waterbury Hotel, by Rev. Mr.. New
ton, last Wednesday.
The high school foot ball team have com
menced to practice diligently, and they
hope to have Few good games. They
c, F. Eddy has sold his creamery upor
Randall Avenue to William Mullen o
Mortified. Mr. Mullen expects to enlarge
same, and have a complete butter-makinl
, outfit.
Burglars entered the grocery store OF III
f. Boyce & Son, last Sunday night, and sue
ceeded in drilling holes in the safe, bu
were frightened off before doing any further
damage.
, Poor dear Weaver" To what a pas
your lodging shutting and corkscrewin(
have brou Sht you You were willing to as
sumo the authorship of the screed of Octo
Der 3, ill it got to be too hot for you. Now
you say it wasn't you at all, and it isn't fai
to pelt you for what somebody else has don,
who is amply able to defend himself. ;
Well then, come out of that lions hide
show us the real lion, and we will let tn,
other animal who is whining about rude
ness" go. We have no further use for sucl
game.
.. Died in Waterbury, October 20, of apo
| plexy, Mrs. Mary Morse, aged seventy-fou
years. She had beena resident of the towl
since 1S43 when she married Edmund Rob
, erts who died in 1859, leaving two sons, Lux
= j and James D. Roberts, who now survive
. their mother. In 1870 she married Truman
Morse of Waterbury, and was left a widow
: some years later. Respected by all, sh
! leaves a large circle of mourning friend
and relatives. Her funeral was held Mon
day from her late residence, conducted b,
Mr. Ben iamin Barrett, Rev. W. M. Newton
off ciating
The following resolutions were adopte,
by Edwin Dillingham; Post on the occasion
q OF the death of Comrade Humphrey
|
a Their to remove from our midst by death
Comrade Charles o. Humphrey, therefor
be it resolved, that in the death OF Comrad
Humphrey we are once more reminded @
the uncertainty of life, and of the fact tina
: in the midst of life we are in death. Re
solved, that in the death of our comrade
j. we have lost one whose energy of mind an
uprightness of character, frank and corda
: manner, has endeared him to all. Resolved
@ that we extend our sympathy to his be
reaved wife and children, who so deepl
!, mourn their loss. Resolved, that these res
. olutions be put upon the records OF tn
Y Post and copy be sent to the family of tn
deceased.
a 1t is with commendable pride that tn
% citizens of Duxbury have arranged pre-
% pramme for the school-house warming,
to take place in their new building mex
a Friday, beginning at ten O'Clock in the fore
y noon. The Hon. e. f. Palmer will delive
: an address in the afternoon on differeI
!, phases of teaching. The school children
> the town and especially their parents, al
/; invited The order OF exercises will be d
q follows: Address of welcome, B. h, ID,
l. merritt; response, Carrie e, Haints; I'll
importance of good order in the scho'
room Eva Freeman. how 10 teach histOr,