The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-09-25

Nineteen cents for August butter at the
creamery.
Rev. Mr.. Davenport of Woodbury. will oc-
cupy the desk OF the Congregational church
next Sunday in exchange with the pastor.
The new road to Walden station, over
which there has been so much wrangling,
litigation and needless expense, is now COM
pleted and open for travel. Let us have
peace.
Mrs. H. s. Caswell, the secretary OF the
woman's department of the National Con-
gregational Home Missionary Society, will
give an address at the Congregational
church on Wednesday evening, October 9.
Mrs, Caswell is one of the eminent women
OF the country and very able speaker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Bradish of Omro,
Wis, are visiting in town. Mrs. Bradish
was former resident OF this village and
will be remembered as Mrs. Sarah Fisher.
- Fanny McDuffee has started for Cal
ifornia to spend the winter visiting friends.
80 Mrs. Fanny Hazen and little daugh-
ter, of Saratoga, are visiting Joel Harvey,
Mrs. Hazen's father, at Lower Cabot
James Rodger of Glasgow, Scotland,
lately visited his niece, Mrs. S. Swerdfeger
returning to Montreal last week on his
way home. 1t is his second trip to America.
- Mrs. Thomas Harvey, who was taken
suddenly i'll last week, is suffering from
paralytic shocks.
East Calais.
Rev. j. j. Lewis of Boston gave two most
interesting illustrated lectures at Union
Church on Monday and Tuesday evenings.
Rev. William II. Faunce of Tufts College
will preach for the Universalists next Sun
day evening at seven O'Clock.
Mr.. and Mrs, d. B. Dwinell were dele
gates to the state Christian Endeavor con-
venton at Burlington last week. - Il.
b. Fay OF Tilton, n. H., spent last Sunday
with his mother, returning on Monday.
- Sergeant Rideout, of the Boston po-
lice force, is spending his vacation here, &C.
companied by his sister, Mrs. l.. ID. Bemis
of Charlestown, Mass. =" Mabel White
is rapidly gaining strength after her recent
illness and hopes to be able to go back to
Goddard by mid-term.
Sodom.
Mrs. Daggett has been visiting friends in
East Montpelier. Willie Guy, who
went to Canada to live after the death OF
his mother. is back again, going to school.
- Robert Larry and Lizzie White,
daughter of Clarence White, were married
last week. - Carrie Peck has returned
TO Omaha, Neb.
An infant child of George N. Simons died
on Sunday.
There is to be dramatic recital and en-
tertainment in the town hall on Friday
evening by Miss Myra Alice Carter, gradu-
ate of the Boston College Of Oratory, as
sisted by little Minnie Vera Terry and Miss
Blanche M. Hall, soprano.
Harry j. Bell, now of Leominster, Mass,
is here with three friends on hunting trip.
| They make their headquarters in deserted
| house on the East Hill.
Emma L. Darling goes this week to North
| field, Mass, to enter the Training School
! for Christian Workers. Lu e. Bacon re-
| turns to the same school, and Jennie l..
| Pierce, until recently resident here, is also
TO enter.
Rev. B. B. Sherman goes away this week
for his vacation, and there will probably be
! no preaching service for the next three
Sundays at the Congregational church.
Other services will be maintained as usual
Mr.. Sherman will be at his parents home
in Medford, Mass.
Shizno Monde gave his lecture on the
Japanese war in the town hall on Friday
evening. The lecturer is pleasing and
accomplished gentleman, but his lack Of q
thorough command OF spoken English made
it difficult to follow him. The stereopticor
features of the lecture were not very sue
cessful.
Nelson j. Hood has removed tc
North Tunbridge. - Fred j. Alderman
has returned from Massachusetts, and has
moved upon his farm. - Byron Berry
the excursion last week. - Leon l.
Bemis and family are to go soon to Aber
deem, N. o., for the winter. Mr.. Bemis il
in very poor health, and it is hoped thu
change will benefit him. - Deacon
Charles Wyman of St. Adams is in tow
for short time.
Corinth.
1t is quite sickly in town.
Frank Hutton displayed little of tn,
Wild West show on the Eagle Hollow roaC
few days ago, running his horse at higl
rate OF speed. He came up behind Mrs
Willard Eastman and son, crashing int
their team, demolshing the wagon and har
a bank.
East Corinth.
East Corinth creamery paid it's patrons
twenty-one and one-half cents for Angus
butter
About seventy-five attended the huskinl
at G. A. Ladd's on Friday evening. Nearl,
400 bushels were husked during the even
ing After adjourning to the house boun
tiful oyster supper was served, after which
dancing was enjoyed by the young people
till late hour 1t was pronounced to b.
the best time of the season.
Hattie M. Page, who has been at work TO
the past year in Cambridgeport, Mass, il
spending short vacation at home. -
Rev. A. M. Smith occupied the Universal
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lug. - Mr.. and Mrs George Worthle,
and little daughter of Boston are visiting
at W. N. Worthleys.
West Corinth.
Mrs. George Burroughs is gaining, and il
able to be about the house.
Edgar Day has moved into the house OIL
the mill property, and Mary Ann Martin
has moved into the house formerly occupied
by him.
Mrs Leonard Ward, who has been an in
valid for several years, died last Wednes
day. The funeral was held at the Corne
on Friday.
East Montpelier.
G. A. Dingwall gathered fine bouque
OF strawberry blossoms last Sunday.
Several couples from this town ATTENDED
the Odd Fellows whist party at Montpelie
J last week Tuesday evening.
EN- ma Foster is teaching in Barre, Bell
Hersey in Middlesex, Mrs. Ellen Bailey a
the Center, Julia HOLSTER at North Mon,
pelier, and e. A. Pierce at the East village
Julia Gould has gone to Minneapolis
Mimi, to spend the winter. - Carr
Foster spent last week with relatives i