The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-10-03

1894.
started on Thursday Of last week for North
field, Mass, where she will attend the
Moody Training School this fall and win
ter. - Emma Kellogg returned on Fri
day from Magog p. Q.
Waterbury Center.
Work has begun on the new gymnasium
for the Green Mountain Seminary.
Stephen Buzzell of Charlemont, Mass, is
visiting his cousin, Myron Prescott.
The Ladies' Relief Corps will give a sup
per and sociable at Hayes hall next Thurs
day afternoon. Come and get a square meal
for five cents
r. II. Mather of South Royalton was In
this place on Monday to attend to business
which must be seen to the first Of the month.
Mr.. Mather reports business good in South
Royalton.
The Young Peoples Society has elected
the following officers: President, Prof. G..
III. Stone, Jr.; vice-president Alberta East
man; secretary, Florence Tower; treasurer,
IL. O. Lane.
Loyalty Lyceum has reorganized as fol.
lows: President, Prof. G. II. Richardson's
vice-president, j. s. Wheeler; secretary f.
w. Gle; corresponding secretary, Prof c..
II. Stone, Jr.; treasurer Prof. L. n. Moody.
w. H. Nelson, who has spent several
years in the Northwest, lectures in the
Seminary chapel on Tuesday and Wednes-
day evenings of this week. His subjects will
be IA Year in Alaska" and "All about Ne
braska"
Mrs. George w. Gates of Fitchburg,
Mass, is visiting her aunt, Mrs III. w.
Humphrey. - Mr.. and Mrs. G. A.
Smith of Barre were at w. e. Marshall's
last Sunday. - William II. Anderson
had an arm broken in his saw-mil last Fri
day morning. - Mrs. e. A. Newcomb
has gone to visit two Of her sons in Lis bon,
n. II. - w. H. Nelson has returned
from New Hampshire, where he has been
sister, Mrs. Hattie Hunter. - Mrs. L.
M. Huse has gone TO Hudson, N Y, to
visit relatives there. - Mr. and Mrs. o.
II. Minott were at Stowe last Sunday to at
tend the funeral of Mrs Vorce.
Williamstown.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. X. Lynde we're in Boston
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Young return from
New Brunswick this week.
A son was born, September s, to Giosue
Sartorelli at his home in Italy
A Congregational circular conference will
be held here next week Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christopher Hood were WIS.,
iting friends in and near Royalton last
week.
Emma L. Ainsworth visited the family
of Mrs. Helen Perry Ballard in Burlington
last week.
The Nixon Brothers have just been add
ing to their force of employees at their gran
tie works.
o. A. Blanchard has begun the founda-
.. ,f to 81,
Mrs. Chester Martin.
George Beckett has given a Mr.. Andrews
OF Mortified the refusal of his brick block
for this week for $1,000.
Albert r. Martin, who has been ailing of
late, had to take his bed last week with
something like dysentery.
Orville H. Briggs, Mark Rice, Allen Mar
tin, and Mr.. Farnham went on the excur-
sion to New York city last week.
Beginning Monday last, the first trains
from and to Barre in the afternoon will
come and return ten minutes later than
heretofore
ing for Grearson & Beckett as an apprentice
| in their granite works, has returned to his
home in Brook6eld.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Elliott have returned
! from their wedding trip and begun house,
| keeping in Leslie Gales house near the
granite works of Grearson & Beckett.
Ernest Riddel has bargained for the Ed
| son Martin farm and will take immediate
| possession. Wesley Demeritt's family will
remain there till spring If they choose.
Grearson 81 Beckett have Just built a
granite monument for Lucius s. Simons,
and placed it on his lot in our village GEM
etery, at a cost of some hundreds of dollars.
At Luther Waldos auction a sound four
| year.od Archyle" colt brought only 81
the best COW was sold for $40 %, and the
next best for S98. The best sheep brought
only S125 head.
Rev. E. p. Stone, now of Michigan,
| preached most acceptably at the Congrega-
tioual church last Sunday morning He
| was the guest of his brother, who lives on
Denison Browns farm.
Fred A. Ainsworth, who has been in the
store of Kendrick, the Barre druggist
through the summer, was at the old home
here last week with view OF opening
drug store here In the near future.
Mrs. Elisha B. Gale will again have as an
assistant in her millinery work, Miss l.. E.
Townsend, now Of Barre, daughter of the
late Royal b. Townsend, who has lately
been in Boston and New York for goods.
A little miss in our village, who had, a
short time before, come five years of age,
was preparing for part in public enter
stockings, because" as she declared
" she was five years Old and she was not
going to appear in four-year-old stockin gs."
South Woodbury..
Rev. j. G. Wright lost his only COW last
Friday. - Rev. NJ. b. Davenport is
spending his vacation with his mother in
Connecticut - fl. S. Benjamin is con-
fined to his bed with bilious fever.
Harry Durham has improved in health
and has commenced work again for Il. NJ.
Pray. j. w. Town sold three-year-
old colt last week to G.. Cutler. - I. II.
Stow and wife of Barre were in town over
Sunday - Joseph Benjamin remains
about the same as last reported. He is
still in helpless condition. - E. E.
Ball has purchased a fve-year-old Fear
naught colt of Gilman Bill. - Abraham
Sulham is at home from Mackville, where
he has been at work
Worcester.
There is to be a poverty party at the town
hall on Friday evening.
A young child of Allen Jones of Putnams-
VILE died on Thursday last