The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-03-06

Hoar and II. w. Scott for Mrs Perry; ]
W. Gordon and W. W. Lapoint for Mann.
The sixteenth semi annua convention of
the Washington County Christian Endeavor
next Friday. Following is the programme:
Forenoon-Devotionsl service; address Of
welcome Qor pastors), Rev. K. W. Cummings;
Uor societies) M. L Cheney; response by
the president, b. r. Demeritt Of Waterbury;
business; reports BY delegates; How to
Develop the Ls'ent Talent In Our Societi, g."
Rev. j. w. Jackson; How to Get Chair
mao to Lead and Committeeman to Be Led"
Clara Mac)mber Afternoon Prayer and
praise service, led by Rev. n. Dewitt
Gals Afford Opportunities to Win Souls2"
led by Rev. M. r. Davenport; "How to Be
an Active Associate Member; 1.-THE Ideal
Lookout Committee" Prof. g. H. Richard.
missions? (b) for the home church? (c) for
fellowship in Christian Endeavor7 (d) what
else2; Junior hour, conducted by Ida M.
Colburn; marching song, I'VE Are March
ing Through the World" Bella Henry, or
ganist; song, II Belong to jesus; address
Of welcome, Bessie Jones Of Barre; response,
Clark Lease OF Waterbury; prayer; duet,
Jesus Bids Us Shine" Ivan and Lyle
Perry; recitation, "The Junior Rally"
by class Of Juniors; Mizpeh; business.
Evening-Song service, led by chorus choir;
address, Rev P. M. Snyder of Burlington;
conservation service.
Barnard.
Frank Angel, who has been GONZALES
cent, had relapse on Friday and is very
sick. - George G. Hammond has rented
his farm and is intending to go to Orange,
Mass, to engage in mercantile business.
= Asa Adams has moved into Henry
Clapp's house. - Edward Crowell Of
Woodstock has moved into Alton Badgers
house at South Barnard - Mr.. West
Mt cd MT ~ he nI1,v
West Berlin.
ID. B. Celley has moved to his farm.
Mr.. WATSON of Worcester has rented, for
one year, Mrs. Celley's place on the river.
J. Scott and wife of Hardwck were at j.
SCoburn's over Sunday. - Henry Hewitt
has moved to Hardwick. - Carrie
Streeter has returned to Lebanon, N. H.
James Heath, while at work for the
granite company last Saturday had one
finger badly Injured
Bradford.
Machinery is being placed in the new
Jackman mill
There is quite an epidemic of the grip.
M. A Jenkins and wife, Mrs. Arad Jen-
kins and Mrs. Charles Garfield are some OF
its victims.
Mrs. T. B. oowan died Thursday night,
after an illness of nearly two weeks. She
came to this town from Lowell about three
years ago. She was woman much adj
mired by all who knew her,-quiet, I'M
assuming, and devoted to her home The
funeral was attended from Grace Church,
Sunday.
Miss Susie I. Doty returned to her home
int Lebanon, N. H. Monday. - Mrs.
Shaw Of Cambridge, Mass, is in town. be-
ing called home by the illness of her sister,
Miss Crook. - Mrs. II. X. Worthley is
suffe ring from felon on her hand. -
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ley's. - E. W. Goodhue is at home for
vacation. - Alice Crook is sick with the
grip
Bradford Center.
Mrs. Albert Wheeler, instead of working
for James McKenley, as stated last week,
Falkner spent Sunday with his daughter
at North Thetford. - Mr.. Curtis is fail.
ing.
Brookfield.
The third lecture of the course will be
given in Union Hall, Friday evening, by
Rev. f. e. Whitman Of Berlin.
Hon. q. M. Upham died last Wednesday.
eler, and had held many offices of trust,
among them that of senator from Orange
county.
East Brookfield.
Among those reported sick are L. e.
Houghton, W. W. Button, E. d. Sweet. and
Guo oublEc idully vi u "a It lotCucE.
Henry Griffen, who has been working a
short time for j. Fl. Sprague, has returned
to Williamstown, where he will resume
stone cutting. - Mrs. Matilda Hovey,
of Lynn, Mass, who has been visiting her
mother. Mrs Rachel Hixson, returned to her
brother, returned with her, and will seek en-
ployment in Boston - Geo. K. Sprague
went to Waterbury last week to enter the
employ Of j. W: Parmenter: - Ransom
Buck went to East Bethel last week to
work for his brother one year. - Mrs.
John X. Sprague is reported convalescent.
Cabot.
Anthony Perry and bride, Mrs. Matte
Mudgett, took a wedding trip to New
Hampshire, returning last week.
About forty ladies and gentlemen of
Chapter 49, Eastern Star, went to Plain
field last week Tuesday to organize lodge
there.
A quiet wedding took place at Rev. Fl A.
Russell's last Saturday evening, when
Lucius Herrick and Julia Gardner were
married.
Owing to stormy day and evening, the
lecture given by Rev j. o. Sherburn was
not 80 we'll attended as 1t otherwise would
have been.
P. d. Banfield has moved from South
Ryegate into Horace Morse's house. He is
to open harness shop in the rooms south
of the tin.shop.
j. w. Swasey is giving a term of writing
lessons. The next will be held in the
school-room in this village next Thursday
and Friday evenings.
The Lower Cabot Reading Club met on
Monday evening OF last week at 1. r.
Haines' and recognized with the following
officers: President, Mary Haines; secre-
tary, Bertha Osgood; treasurer Harlie
Haines. The evening was pleasantly
spent in noting the life and character OF
George Washington, selections from Carle-
ton, music, etc. The next meeting was
held at Hermon Osgood's last evening.
Wesley Atkins accompanied Rev. j. o.
Sherburn and son back to Williamstown
for few days stay. - Inez Hopkins
has so far recovered from her recent illness
in johnson as to be able to return home.
- Myrtle Boyles has returned from
Washington, where she has taught sch ,ol
for several consecutive terms - Edward
Gould is clerking for Wells & Boyles -
Mrs Henry Russell is seriously afflicted
with heart trouble.
East Calais,