The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-02-21

boiler inspector, was in town last Thurs
day. 60 Mrs. Henry Kendall is visiting
in Chatham, N. Y.
South Barre.
Harry, second son of George Wales, died
on Sunday at two o'clock. He had been
sick most of the time since September last,
having first an attack of pneumonia and
later an attack Of rheumatism. which re-
suited in a heart difficulty. On Wednesday
last he was taken with grip. BY his genial
and pleasant disposition and patient endur-
ance, he had won many friends. His age
was sixteen years and seven months.
Hiram Ellis is very ill, with no hope Of
recovery. - George Martin, who has
been i'll with grip, is slowly gaining. -
Mrs. Burnham, who has been staying few
weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Goodrich,
went away Sunday.
West Berlin.
William Wilson has moved to Mortified.
From the 9th to the 10th, thirty inches of
snow fell
l.. Robinson and family were called to
Moretown on Monday to attend the funeral
OF his daughter, Mrs. Nathan Clark.
Miss Helen Glines has returned from her
school at Orange, and May Glines closed
her second term of school in No u last
Friday.
Central Vermont Pomona Grange gath
cred with Dog River Valley Grange, Feb
ruary II. The afternoon session was open
to the pubic, when the creamery question
was discussed also the suoJecI OF colIege
a very pleasant gathering
prairtroa
There is talk of the grange building hall
in the near future.
Brigham & Co. paid 81 per hundred
pounds Tor standard mix ior January
Mrs. Joseph Peavey is sick with pneu-
mona, complicated with heart disease' ana
~ hoU eNpecteu 10 recover
Snowsyille Grange had three applications
for membership at its last meeting, and re-
instated four old members. Still more are
coming.
The grangers and their friends, to the
number of thirty or more, assembled at the
home Of d. w. c. Blanchard on Thursday
last, Notwithstanding the storm
The next grange sociable is TO he held at
f. II. Packards on Saturday, February "a
All who are in sympathy with the princi-
ples and objects OF the grange are cordially
rdi+h porho,, no. o,oood bor soboo, a.
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dav evening. The subiect ia TO be " Educa.
ton and Crime"
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| time this winter; but. as the town is we'll
supplied with rollers. the roads were soon
| opened again.
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y. u. Lance ana M. -. Wells attended
the musical convention at Danville last
Friday.
Mrs. Orson Kimball ia in verv feeble
health suffering from a severe couph and
hronch;al tronbie
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me regular iarlhG I, meotine MIL oe heiH
SatuIaay al zen oclock al Tue Village nan;
QuesC,ons vi ihposIanSe W iarinefs anu
oVeryoouy VIII no 'aihou oVei'
The meeting OF the sociable society and
Will Carleton entertainment, which was to
have been held at Mrs. j. p. Lamson's last
Friday evening, was postponed until Tues
day evening, February q, when it is hoped
large company will be present.
Mrs. Julia Durant, wife of John Durant,
died at her home in Lower Cabot last Fri,
day night after an illness of only five DAYS.
She attended church as usual on Sunday,
February II. and seemed as we'll as usual,
but was taken sick that evening and grew
worse until her death. She will be missed
| by all who knew her. She has been a con-
| slant attendant of the Methodist church for
nearly ali her life, and has been one of the
| leading workers in the church, always lend.
ing a helping hand to any one in need.
Fun raj services were held at her late home
Monday afternoon