The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-11-28

was with her at the last, and three other o
her children were present at the funeral.
South Woodbury..
The Ladies' Aid Society meets at the
home of Mrs. Lewis Strong on Wednesday
| afternoon and evening.
The ladies of this place met in the vestry
last Wednesday afternoon for missionary
work, and in the evening the aid society
gave crazy tea.
Mrs. r. A. Sibin is confined to her bed
| with rheumatism. 60 j. G.. Brown OF
Dorchester, Mass, was the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs: Joseph Benjami over Sunday OF last
| week. 60 Mrs. A. j. Lyford has gone TO
| WAyland, Mas, to spend the winter with
her daughter, Mrs e. j. Banks. - Ar
thur Benjamin spent Sunday with friends in
johnson.
Lucinda s. Vose is at home for ten-days'
vacation from her scho )l work at Derby.
The Normal School is closed from Tues
day afternoon until Monday of next week.
A union Thanksgiving service is to be
held at the Congregational church at eleven
O'Clock on Thursday, the pastor of the
Methodist Il )iscopal church pre- aching the
| sermon.
Grace Church was filled last Sunday with
! those who came to see and hear Bishop
Hall A class OF six was confirmed, after
! which the bishop gave pain, practical
talk upon Christian faith and duty.
West Topsham.
o. II. Bakers auction was rather slim, but
lots Of goods sold al private sale.
| Rev. e. I. Hutchins of Plainfield occu-
pied the pulpit at the Union church last
| Sund iy, and is to hold a meeting here this
| "wednesday evening
Lena Church is at home from Green
! Mountain Seminary for a short vacation.
- NJ E. Hutchins of Montpelier, agent
for the Mutual Life Insurance Company OF
J New York, has been doing lots of work
/ here in insuring - VERNE Nj. Bowen of
Barre visited in town short time last
week. - W. e Campbell is soon to
move to one OF the Densmore tenements,
formerly occupied by William Sanborn.
Waterbury Center.
The pupils of Professor L. N. Moody gave
a very interesting elocu ionary recital in the
seminary chapel on Monday evening.
M adame Molten, who has been iustruc.
tor in piano and voice culture at the sem
mary during the fall, has gone to New
York city to spend the winter with her son.
Elizabeth Colley will spend the vacation
at Hill, n. III. - Professor A. n. Chand-
Ter leaves on Wednesday for e nfied, n. II.
- Aline Wolc jtt of Newport is visiting
at Rev. NJ. s. Eddy's. Mary Lane has
returned to Manchester, VT.
East Roxbury.
The creamery ice house has been en-
larged so as to double its capacity.
Mrs. Jeptha Howard died at Orlando
! Thayer's, where she has been living for
several years.
Della Ladd is to teach school in the west
| part of the town this winter. - Bessie
Wiley Of Roxbury is to teach the winter
term of school. - Winifred Foss is not
expected to teach the school in the Bow
man district, as was reported last week
/ - Mrs. Seviah Steele found her COW
dead in the stable one morning last week
- Nathan q idy is moving to the Ora
Boyce farm.
Stowe.
DIR. Gillett has removed to Marshfield.
The public schools commence on Monday
next.
The main pipe of the village water works
| burst last week.
"Rome" is the subject of this weeks lee
ture at Moscow on Wednesday evening by
Rev. Mr.. Worthen.
Union Thanksgi wing service will be held
at the Methodist church on Thursday, Rev.
Mr.. Worthen officiating.
Henry Gibbs barns. with hay, twenty
sheep, one pig and flock of hens, were
burned early on Monday morning. The
careless use Of a lantern was its cause.
West Fairlee.
There will be- praise service in the
church Thanksgiving evening.
The Willing Workers meet with Mrs
John Cook next Friday afternoon and
evening
Smith & DeGoosh have begun their
butchering business - Mrs. Krook has
returned to Weston, taking her mother,
Mrs. Hutchins, with her. - Alice
where she has been teaching. - Ned
Georg aud Fred Whtcomb are at home
from Thetford Academy, where they have
been attending school.
East Corinth.
Wedding bells are expected to ring soon
A new list of books is to be adde to the
library soon.
The photograph gallery will be closed
from November % to December IL.
Our village school closed a successful
term on Friday, under the IN inagement OF
X ate Wiley.
DR.. Minnie Leavitt gave very interest
ing lecture in the church Sunday evening
under the auspices of the Woman's Chris
tian Temperance Union.
East Montpelier.
A. Jarvis is expected home to. day.
Whist party on Tuesday evening an(
dancing school on Wednesday evening o
next week at the village hall All are in
vited.
A sad accident occurred in this place las
Wednesday, when little Rudolph, the three
years old, and only, son of o. a. Edling
fell in pail of scalding water and was 81
severely burned that he died Thursday
morning. The funeral services were hello
Friday, conducted by Rev l.. Warren.
West Concord
The masquerade given by the young 30
pie was a success, 18th socially and fnan
cially.
, The Essex County Grammar School coset
, last week. The school was successful )
taught by a hr. Morse of Barnet.
On Saturday, while II. A. Tilton, will
his son Frank, was driving over the railroad
crossing, wild engine struck and killeC
the horse, and smashed the wagon. The oc
cupants jumped in time TO save their lives.
! North Fayston.
Orlando Davis is to move into the house
where q. Granfeld lives. Mr.. Granted,
and family go TO st. Adams. - OH
Clark was called to Northfeld to attend tn
! fune al of his niece, Mrs. H Q. Bagley, win
died very suddenly with heart trouble
- Mrs. Andrew Murphy is very sick a
b. Beams With lung fever. - Mrs. II.