The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-12-04

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aqueducts to convey the wator taken and
distribute the same through said village,
and take, by purchase or otherwise, any
lands that may be necessary therefor in said
towns OF Waterbury and Duxbury. UI)
To see II the village will vote to purchase
the e. A. Gibbs spring. 30 called, in the
town OF Stowe, and other springs and
streams situate near said Gibbs spring, to-
gether with all land necessary upon which
to construct reservoir for the collection OF
the waters OF said spring or springs and
streams, and the right OF way for necessary
aqueducts to convey said waters for the use
of said village for fire, domestic and other
purposes. QII) To see If the village will
vote to issue bonds to the amount OF $4,000
under tho provisions OF section seven Of Act
No. 1876, Laws of 1894. QV) To see If the
village will vote to authorize the treasurer
to borrow on temporary loans sums not ex-
ceeding S14 900 to pay expenses OF the vii.
lage. provided the village votes to procure
water supplies under the first and second
articles of this warning. (v) To do any
other proper business
Mrs. G. e. Richardson of st. Adams has
been visiting in town. - Henry Mar
shall OF Burlington was 10 town Monday
- Robbie and Bertha Blanpied OF
Montpelier visited at +. b. raylor's Satur-
day. - Julia Moody returned to school
at Montpelier Seminary on Monday after
several weeks vacation. - Rev. l.. II.
Elliot is slowly recovering from the effects
of the accident that befell him, but is still
confined to his house. - q. w. Randall
is improving, but not able to be out. -
A. q. Anterior is suffering with neuralgia.
- Mr.. Martin Mcintosh went to New
York last Monday on business. 60 George
G. Arms and wife left for their home in
Bristol Conn, last Monday, after pleasant
visit among old friends. - Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Sweet entertained a company Of
young people at the home of G. S. Conant
last Wednesday evening. - Frank
Brown Of Waitsfeld visited in town last
week. - Mrs Hairy Cotton of Mont
pelier visited Miss Julia Moody last week.
- Henry Fullerton is at work in the
Record office during the illness of John
Russ. = f. l.. Knights went to Boston
last Saturday on short business trip.
- Louis circuit has returned from Hart
ford, Conn.
Waterbury Center.
The Woman's Relief Corps has purchased
an organ for their hall
Rev. A. j. Covel of Waterbury will
exchange with Rev. +. NJ Buker next Sum
day.
The Ladies' Aid Society have purchased
a chandelier, which they have put into the
Baptist church.
Mrs. Eggleston, who has been with her
son in Morristown for some months past,
is now with her granddaughter, Mrs. George
Chaplin
Guy A. Clough of Braintree has been with
friends here for few days, and George ID.
Smith was home from Burlington for
Thanksgiving
Union Thanksgiving service was held at
the Methodist church last Sunday morning,
with sermon by Rev. f. M. Buker. In the
evening there was praise service at the
Baptist church, conducted by Rev. M. II.
Eddy.
Among those who came home to Thanks
GIVING RI Cil1 hriHa
from Boston; Miss Mary e. Smith, from
Andover N. H Arthur A. Newcomb,
Lisbon, N H.; Otto E. Newcomb, Hartford,
VT; Frank Bryan, Montpelier. Mrs. Ro-
sanna York of Waterbury. was the guest Of
Mr., and Mrs. V. A. Dillingham;, and Mr..
and Mrs. Burt Buzzell of Burlington the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. f. L. Buzzell.
williamstown.
Frank Benedict will teach in North Barre
this winter
Return s. Davis has bought farm some
two miles from the village Of Johnson
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lindsay of Quechee
were guests Of George Slavery on Thanks
giving day.
Arthur, son of Gilbert o. Smith, has a
position with the Granite City Clothing
Company of Barre.
Charles G. More found work at stone-
cutting soon after his arrival at Atlanta
Ia, snort Time ago.
j. X. Lynde is finishing off another tene-
ment in his old tannery, which is to be &C.
cupied by Paul Wilfore's family.
Our old townsman, David Martin, son of
the late Allen Martini has recently had
two or three cancers drawn from his face.
Mrs. Orcutt Abbott left last week, to be
absent for the winter with her children,
with whom she is always so welcome At
present she is in South Royalton.
Will Lougee's family, that went to East
Barre to live not long ago, has come back
here to stay. 1t is way that quite good
many have who leave US now and again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Liberty Jeffords had the
! pleasure of the presence of children, grand.
| children and great grandchildren all resid-
ing in Barre, at their table on Thanksgiving
day.
B. o. Griffin and family aud Mr.. and Mrs
Herbert Colby of Burlington, Mr. and Mrs.
Carl j. Benedict of st. Al bans and DR..
Charles A. Gale of Rutland were in town
last week.
A free lecture. under the auspices of the
Capital Creamery Company Of Montpelier,
will be given at Town Hall on Thursday
evening OF this week. Subject, Creamery
Tests" Everybody invited to attend.
Frank, son of Ophir s. Martin, was in
Boston last week on poultry errand. He
was to meet his brother, Will o. Martin,
Mr.. Martin is to teach in Washington the
coming winter.
An important meeting of the Congrega-
tional church, under its new chartered or
ganization, will be held at the church YES
try on Friday afternoon Of this week at two
O'Clock. Every body interested in this church
should be present il possible, as the work
of the coming year depends so much upon
| it.
SO many Of the children, grandchildren
and great-grandchildren OF the late Calvin
Ainsworth are now living in Moline, ILL.,,
and returning to it as 60 the old home" that
"the family circle " invited to take Thanks
giving dinner last week with Henry A.
Ainsworth of that city numbered twenty
| three.
James s. Hopkins is developing into
quite plumber, in way. He is a man
who left farm life here some years ago.
went to Nebraska and took up milling"
in which he achieved wonderful success.
While many would feel like taking life
easy, in his circumstances, he is always at
work, and gets there.
Joshua f. Bailey returned last week from
q visit to Northwestern Iowa. One OF our
successful farmers, his observations OF men
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