The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-03-21

For time the water set back and flooded
the Easements Of the buildings on the bank
OF the river belonging to the Lane Manu-
featuring Company.
-. AT the social held in Bethany chapel on
Tuesday evening, Professor s. j. Blanpied
read The Courtship of Miles Standish,"
the celebrated Smith family appeared in
several selections, and Master Paul Dilling-
ham gave violin solo.
Mrs. ID. L. FULLER spoke on the Kelley
Cure at st. Albans last Sunday afternoon,
and organized a Non-partisan Woman's
Christian Temperance Union She was given
reception Monday afternoon in the par.
lors OF the Baptist church there.
DR.. w. e. BLAINE, chief of the staff of
physicians at the home Office of the Kelley
Institute at Dwight, H., was the guest of
Manager q. M. Foster on Tuesday. He is
on tour OF inspection among the institutes
in New England and other eastern states.
THE Kramsh & Bach parlor grand piano.
ordered by the prudential committee of the
Union and Grammer schools through Dr.
ID. G. Kemp, will be put into the building
during vacation by j. II. Waterman, the
agent of whom the instrument was pur-
chased.
BROOKS PosT and Brooks Relief Corps
gave sugar party last Thursday evening in
the nall OF the latter; The affair was we'll
patronized, and the S18 net proceeds will be
applied in charity work. Whist and euchre
were enjoyed in Grand Army hall after the
new sugar was served.
w. A. TAYLOR, district deputy grand
master, was in Plainield last Monday and
secured six applications from persons de-
string to institute lodge of Odd Fellows
there These candidates will be initiated
and receive the degrees in Vermont lodge
next Wednesday evening.
AT the annual meeting of the Vermont
Poultry and Pet Stock Association, held last
week in st. Johnsbury, s. w. Corse of
Montpelier and George Davis of East Mont
pelier were elected vice presidents The
association now numbers sixty three men,
bers and is steadily increasing in growth.
W. S. SPAULDING Of Roxbury the mail
clerk who was injured in the wreck near
Browns mills last week, was able to attend
the hearing at the state house on Tuesday
held by the railroad commissioners He is
still suffering with a bad arm and leg, but
anticipates an ultimate complete recovery.
A SPAN of horses owned by ID. d. Martin
became frightened last Thursday at steam
whistle while standing on Berlin side, and,
before Mr.. Martin could get control of them,
backed off the embankment. The ice held
up the wagon, and Mr.. Martin was soon
extricated from his unpleasant predica-
msnt.
WORDS of praise were heard on every
hand for the banquet served the visiting
Lodge, Daughters of Rebekah. Vermont
lodge rendered them a cordial vote OF
thanks last Wednesday evening. and their
good offices on this occasion will not soon
be forgotten.
P,cu.nn Donor ros sou;o.,
the head last Monday by falling through
one of the large windows in the store of &.
H. Ferrin He was engaged in washing the
ceiling. made a missten and fell haav;Iv
against the window. His wounds were
sewed up by physician. and no serious re.
suits are apprehended.
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tb;s evepin9 p bas az ba1 nraat opera mouse
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iarae c;tias 90 ,ha East S VI W many VI tne
centric kangaroo dance, by Miss Fauntleroy,
is said to be ingenious and ludicrous with
out being Objectionable.
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afternnon wf;h ~ ON yn e,tonS Vostty ounuay
than donhle tho nnmher nresont tbs ,ra,; inU,o
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the recruiting committee. and considaps n.
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IHE newly,elected village trustees met
last eunesday evening for organization.
george U, Stratton was elected clerk OF the
board CLARK b. Roberts was appointed
street commissioner, j. H. Senter village
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navo oe0n ioappoin'ou poioenleh'
The following programme will be sung at
the Church OF the Messiah next Sunday
morning, when the choir will be assisted by
DR.. X. L, Cleaves, violinist: Prelude, " Re-
ligious Meditation" Eichberg, violin and
organ; carol, " Sweetly the birds are sing
ing" Goodrich; doxology: Christ Our
Passover" BARTLETT; Gloria" Burnett;
u @ On Ine rlrs. LAY, Lynes; Inc Day OF
:s. nosui ioItion, haHScvln, Cen9r SOLO WIN
nio',n vi, oSniga.Ii "elcolie' happy morn
inR, ocnnecker' posliuue' haileluJah
ohorus'