The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-10-10
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Washington.
The Ladies' Mite Society meets with Mrs.
George w. Wason this afternoon and even
ing.
| The Union Church choir gave very en-
! joyable entertainment last Friday evening,
and realized something over 80
Lieutenant P. G. j Cheney of this place
delivers the address before the First Yer
mont Cavalry Association at Montpelier
next Tuesday evening
Willard Clough is engaged in building
| fish pond and hatchery that will he a credit
| to the town when completed. There are
| four ponds, all connected by an under
ground raceway, which will aggregate 800
! by 20 feet There is also a covered race
way 10S feet long, which answers every
! purpose of a hatchery, and built in thor
| oughy systematic and substantial manner.
! There are numerous springs on the prem
! ises, while the waters Of the Winooski are
let into the ponds very easily, so that the
! trout are blessed with an abundance of
pure water and are carefully treated by
! their owner. There are now about 500
trout in the pond, some weighing pound
and more, and Mr. Clough expects 90, 900
will be propagated during the winter.
Waterbury.
Moses LABEL of Mill Village has had his
! pension increased TO $50 per month.
Mrs. Mary Tyler is somewhat better than
last week, and there are hopes of her re-
/ covery.
Coin b. Evans CARED 100 lambs, besides
hogs and cattle, on Monday for the Brighton
| market.
Gustie Laware, aged eighty-three, died
! October 8, after short illness. Funeral
from his late residence this afternoon. In
terment in the village cemetery.
G. G. Warren is identifying his already
I handsome residence and outbuildings by
stating them.
Madam Paul Dillingham;, accompanied by
her son Charles arrived in town from Mil
waukee, Wednesday morning, where Mrs.
| Dillingham; has been for several months liv-
ing with daughter, Mrs. Carpenter,
We are pleased to notice our representa-
tive, Mr. Smith, has been assigned as chair
man of the house committee on grand list
a very important committee, and a position
we feel sure Mr.. Smith will satisfactorily
fill
A party of high school boys, accompanied
by Professor Hopkins, started for Cancels
Hump on Saturday morning, but they re-
turned early in the day claiming they we're
unable to reach the top in consequence of
the rain of the night before.
Miss DR.. Lovett of Kingston, Ont, deliv-
cred very interesting address last Sunday
evening at the Congregational church on
the subject of temperance, under the aus.
ance Union of Washington county.
Elder Tabor preached in Colbyville
school-house Sunday afternoon, and held
prayer meeting in the evening. Next Sun.
day services will be held afternoon and
evening. The interest in these meetings is
unabated and many have come out since
they were commenced. They are the source
of much good in this community.
The Montpelier Ddily journal can be
fOnp1 a tbe stand Of n X CtrinUs
The journal is published every evening
after the legislature has adjourned and con
tains the full proceedings of both houses, al
the telegraphic news of the day, and will be
delivered at your homes before breakfast
every morning. Subscriptions for the daily
during the session can be given to Mr.
Griggs.
There was pleasant wedding last Fri
day evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Ladd, when their daughter Cora was
married to o. Howard Smith of Stowe Hol
low. The ceremony was performed by Rev
: Mr.. Eddy OF the Center. Their friends lief
many reminders of their presence in thu
shape OF presents to the happy younl
couple. After few days of honeymoon
they intend making their home with Mr.
and Mrs Truman Smith, the grooms par
) ents.
At the Sunday-school convention in thu
Methodist church next Monday, the follow
3 ing programme will be carried out: Tw,
o'clock, devotional exer Uses, Rev E.
Fiske; 2: 10, paper, Character an Elemen
in Successful Teaching" Fred Barnes
| NJ. s.; 2: 45, address by William Reynolds
school Committee; 3: 49, question box, con
Quoted by William Reynolds; 4; 10, address
:" Plans for Aggressive Sunday .schoo
Work" III. E. Bentley, st. Adams.
g Our public library has been, and still is
doing great good in this community by in
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for good reading, to the exclusion of tn
dime novel variety 1t can do more wit
= more means to purchase additional books
With that object in view, the trustees of tn
Waterbury Public Library have arrange
, to give the people tirst-class entertain
9 ment by the Phila May Grand ConceI
Troupe at the Congregational church, o.
o tober 10, which we trust will receive tn
:. patronage it deserves.
: E. F. Palmer, Jr., and Myrtle Huntle
were married at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs
o ( w. Huntey, the parents of the bride, o.
= tober 2. The ceremony was performed b.
!. Rev. a. j. Covell, and the occasion wa
r graced by the presence of large humble
$ of relatives and friends, who gave evidenc
of their sincere love and respect with man
valuable gifts and hearty congratulation
as the happy pair departed on their brds
. tour. 1t is understood that their futur
home will be at St. Adams, much to the IT
greet of their hosts of friends. Mr.. Palmer
:. position as mail route agent between S
Adams and Troy, n. Y, necessitates mai
, ing business headquarters their place of rel
idence.
The anxiety of the argus correspondent
to pose before this community in the ligl
of an indignant protector of injured innC
cence is amusing. His remarks, alleging
malicious attack upon town officials by III
WATCHMAN correspondent, were entirel
y uncaled for. The reputation Of our schoC
d board is well known, their ability is III
j. questioned and does not require any bra'
h ing up by outsiders. What we claimed wa
u that several of the school-houses in tow
: were in an unfit condition for the opening
the fall term of school, aud, after repeate
requests by reputable citizens nothing wa
done in the way OF repairs or cleaning
o According to your own admission, brothe
q there have been but two house. cleaning
during the past two years, of six terms
!, school. Ii the Weaver will do "a littl
a. investigating him self, we think he will he
~ itate before rushing his smartness int
i print, on the subject of schoolhouses.
Martin Mcintosh is at home from Ne
# York. - Fred G. Caldwell is at hon
e from Hartford, Conn, in poor health. -
Q. Rev. w Nj Newton attended the state col
If vention of Epworth League, held at Whit
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