The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-05-02


as member of Rev. @. II. Farnsworth's
family Her position as teacher in both Sun
day and day schools, member of Christian
| Endeavor, Kings Daughters, and Chautau-
Qua Club, brought her life into touch with
very many others over whom her influence
was naught but good. Her attachment to
| her acuuaintances here, after an absence OF
four years. as expressed in the last weeks
Of her life, was almost pathetic and crafty
ing to them, and the messages sent to be
delivered for her as opportunity offered
were proofs of the fidelity that character
lied her life. All possible means were en-
poyed to stay the ravages of consumption,
but in vain; and with her goes the light and
comfort of the home where she was so gladly
given daughters place. Rev. II. A. Spen-
Ger, assisted by Rev. j. e. Farrow, con-
| Quoted the services, which were held at
Nelson Shorey's on Wednesday. The
| hymns which she selected to be sung on
that occasion expressed longing for rest,
and told the great source of strength that
enabled her to bear patiently and tearlessly
the suffering that attended her disease.
Her casket, covered with floral offerings
| from the various societies mentioned, was
! followed to its final resting place in the viii
lage cemetery by the Christian Endeavor
| Society.
Andrew Bernasconi of the firm of A. Ber-
nasconi g. Co., granite dealers, went to
New York last week to meet his tiancee,
one of the fair daughters of Italy, and
brought her back a bride. - Seritine
Balzearince's wife arrived from Italy last
week to make her home in this country
with her husband, who is one of the firm
| of the granite company, - George l<iser,
who has been sick with pneumonia for the
past two weeks, is somewhat better -
Mrs. Harvey Kiser is convalescent from
grip. - Eugene Cree is sick with in
fiammaton of the stomach. 80 e. j.
| Glidden, from Barre, was in town last
Thursday to attend the funeral of his sister,
Mrs. Orlando Knapp.
Maple Hill.
The mill of William Martin & Son is
closed few days for repairs.
Mr.. Thomas Hutchinson of Woodbury.
preached at the Bolles school-house last
Sunday
School in the Bolles district, Luna At
lins teacher, commenced on Monday.
Della St. Cyr teaches in the Jack district.
West Randolph.
The Norwich University Dramatic Club
played TO a very small house Saturday
evening.
Rev. v NJ, Hardy, who has been consid-
ering a call from the Congregational church
of Manchester has decided to remain here.
Eddie Averill, young lad who works in
the Salisbury mill, had his hand drawn into
the large sander on Tuesday, crushing il
Doctor Bailey was summoned and had to
take several stitches in order to dress the
hand.
Diwyn Willie, the seven-year-old son oil
Frank A. Forth, met with an unfortunate
accident last Tuesday evening. He, with
others, was playing on the steps in the real
of w. E. LamsOns furniture store, when 8
hair picker there was pulled over and
landed on the ground across the little fel
lows back. lie was picked up and carried
home. No bones were broken, and ii was
thought he might recover; but he died the
next afternoon from internal injuries The
funeral was held on Thursday afternoon
from the Methodist church. His class il
Sunday-school and from the primary schoo
attended and followed the remains to the
last resting place. Rev. w. n. Roberts OF
ticiated.
DR.. Frank c. Angel, who recently grad
uated from the Baltimore Medical College
is visiting in town. - Alice Hobart il
visiting her brother, Ed. Hobart, in Wind
sor. Her place in the post-oifice is being
taken by Grace r. Sanford - Mrs. Mary
Bass and her sister, Mrs. Greene, arrived
last Tuesday from Kansas, where they haC
been visiting the formers son, DR.. Selvs
Bass
East Roxbury.
Messrs Howe and Blanchard are doing
good business dehorning cattle this spring
The remains of James E. Bolton Of Wash
ington, d. c., were brought here las
Wednesday for interment. Funeral ser
vices were held on Thursday at the resi-
dence of Ora Boyce, Rev. Sylvester Don
aldson of Northfield officiating
, George West of Brooktield came nea
having a serious accident last Friday
While driving young horse near Mr.
Duphney's, it became frightened at som
young cattle, throwing him from the car
riage, but he escaped with few bruises.
S. III. Allen, and Miss Farrar of Mortified
has taken her place. - DR.. Nichols O
Williamstown was here last week on bust
ness - A. j. Ladd seems to be slowl,
: improving. C. W. Webster has Sc
nearly one and half acres of strawberr
! plants this spring
South Ryegate.
: Mrs. James Murphy was in Barre on Sat
urday on a visiting and shopping TRIP
- Mrs. Pringle Gibson and Mrs
Samuel Tucker spent Tuesday in Montpe
lier, - Mrs. j. j. Hall is in the Mar
Hitchcock Hospital at Hanover N. H. re
+ ceiving treatment. 1t is expected she will
+. remain there two weeks. Mrs Sarah Sew
erance is in the same hospital. She has ha
several cancers removed, and but littl
q hope is entertained of her recovery. -
Bella Sargent spent Sunday at he
home. - Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. f. Sargen
went to Lowell on Monday to be present a
u the wedding OF Victor Darling and Mis-
: Stacy. - Rev Mr.. Bugbee of Well
River exchanged with Rev. S. A, Jackso
q last Sunday.
+ Shady Rill.
a School is to commence next Monday
}. with Myrtle Seaver of Worcester as teache
4 Many farmers OF this place are sendin
i their milk to the creamery. Frank S. Law
, renee has been engaged by the company t
a carry the milk to the creamery, CONNER
(, cling May 1.
:, Rev. E. w. Cummings and wife spent lai
Z week at his fathers, and are now visitin
her father, o. f. Slack in North Tunbridg,
They go the last of the week to his pa
torate in South Berwick, Maine.
TOpsham.
o School opened last Monday in district NJ
20, with Mary e. Corruth as teacher.
a There was no preaching in the Methods
a church last Sunday on account of the Hines
of the pastor.
o On Monday evening, Eugene Dickerma
4 brought into the village an old fox and fiy
:. young ones to receive the bounty.
William Forsyth, former resident {
this place, died at the home of his son
= Lyle, Wash, April II. He was abol
~. a,