The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-01-09
gramme IF which will appear in next weeks

announcing MS Sale ARRIVAL AT DIS ola nome
in Butzbach, Germany, for which place he
sailed about the 7th of December. He re-
ports a stormy voyage.
The friends and neighb )rs of Romeo
| McAllster and bride, to the number of
over one hundred, gave him a reception at
his fathers on Monday evening The pres
ents were nice, among them being an easy
chair from the band boys.
o. G. Eaton, district deputy of the Odd
Fellows, visited Waterbury, Montpelier,
and the nor 5hern part of the county last
week for the purpose of installing the officers
of the various lodges OF the order. He goes
to West Randolph, Barre and Plainfeld
this week for the same purpose.
The following officers of Valley Lodge,
No, 49, l. o. o. r., were Installed Saturday
EVENING" N g., w. j. Robinson " G., II.
j. McAllister; secretary, &. II. N swcomb;
permanent secretary, j. d. Davis; treas.
urer, o. g. Eaton; warden, w. j. Palmer;
Long; l. s. N g., j. @. Moriarty; X. s. s.,
f. L. Hathaway; l. s. s., John Deplsos;
r.. S. v. g., e. e. Neill; Il. s. V. G., r. A.
Maxwell; past grand, j. j. Kelly.
The annual reunion and visit OF Aims
| worth Post, No. 80 will be held with Com
rade Stephen johnson at North FAY ston to-
day. The officers Of the post are as follows:
Commander, b. j Stockwell; senior vice
commander, E. NJ. Savage junior vice ON
mander, o. q. Wilder; adjutant, o. NJ.
Eaton quartermaster, f. A. Fisk; officer of
the day, j. W. Palmer; officer of the guard,
| III. A. Miner; chaplain, b 9nj amin Poland;
surgeon, II M. Waite; delegaie, w, f.
| Wilder; alternate, j. g. Lewis.
Genie Davis, formerly OF this to gn, and
Fred N. Neal of Lynn, Mass, were married
New Years. - Thomas Sanders is so as
to be out again after three weeks illness
- The infant son of Mr. and Mrs
Charles c. Moriarty died suddenly OF paeu-
monia on Sunday, December 80. Flu
neral services held At the house Tuesday
W. e. Douglass officiat ng - Lulu
Jones, teacher in the will 4ge primary de-
| partment, is sick with cold, const quent!y
the school has not been in session for sew
erdl DAYS - Frances, the little girl with
! Miss Abbie Miner, has been quite sick for a
few days past
Warren.
Mrs. James Pierce and Maud Moore Wis
tied in West Randolph last week. -
| Mrs. T. w. SlaytOn is very sick with pneu-
monia - Rev. j X Thompson is sick
with the grip. = Mrs. Blair ia very sick
at William McAllister's. - Mrs. Mabel
Lovette is convalescing - Gertrude
Chambers OF Montpelier is spending two.
EeS5 m ynGaon R st. bone o Rash
| Carpenter, while visiting at West RAN
dolph, fell and broke her arm near the
wrist.
Washington.
The village schools were resumed last
Monday.
Clara Carpenter is attending school at
| Goddard Seminary.
Willard Clough is appointed adjutaut of
Smith Post, g. A. r.
The small pox patients are convalescent,
and fears of the spread of the disease are
subsiding.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. G. Huntington have been
conf ned to the house the past week, owing
to too much vaccination.
Clinton Slack has purchased the Tillotson
meat market, and has secured the services
! Will G Eastman as clerk.
Smith Emery, an old-time resident of this
place, died very suddenly at Barre last
! week, and was buried here on Sunday.
e. X. Houghton has bargained his farm
for half interest in the grist-mill at East
| Barre, and is to give possession to the pur-
chaser, Fred Sargent, on the first of May
next.
Ichabod e. Worthley died at the Wash
| ington House, kept by his son, on the I'd
last, in his eighty-ninth year He was the
oldest citizen OF the town at the time of his
! death, and had resided in this village since
1880. He worked at his trade as blacksmi III
here for many years, and had long been a
familiar figure in the immunity, de
leaves one son, with whom he had resided
during his last days, his wife having died
several years ago. His funeral occurred on
Friday last Rev. Alvin Smith officiating.
Waterbury.
The Ladies' Aid Society meets this after
noon with Mrs K. r. o )er
Richards IN q Luce have been invoicing
their stock during the past week.
The whist club will meet Friday evening
with Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Farrar.
Eva Burleigh has been secured as organ.
ist at the Methodist church in place of LENA
| Fullerton, retired.
The winter term of school opened Mon
day morning with a good attendance and
the regular corps of teachers.
The annual election OF officers OF the Con-
gregational Sunday school will take place
at the opening of Sunday. school next Sun
day.
The ice h arvesters have just begun get
ting in the annual supply. The quality is
good, and the ice is about sixteen inches
thick
A deal was madB last week by which
| Warren q Somerville dispose of their water.
system at Morrisville to the village for about
$1,000.
The Week of Prayer will be observed al
the Congregational church this week by
meetings on Tuesday Wednesday, Thurs.
day and Friday evenings.
s. W. Jones opened large singing.school
6t DuXDury corners on saturday evening
He will also open one Thursday evening in
district No. /, in Moretown.
Eight couples of young people enjoyed q
ride to Stowe last Wednesday evening in
F. G. Evans big sleigh. After a good sup
per they returned by moonlight.
The dry goods and hardware stores close
every evening, except Saturday yening, a,
eight o'clock. This rule will not affect
Tuesday and Thursday six o'clock closing.
At the communion service of the Congre
CATION Al church, last Sunday, the following
persons were admitted to membership
Phin ID. Ladd on confession, and Silas
Rowell and daughter by letter.
AS result of an accident, Edward Far
rar is confined to the house having receiv I'D
in ernal injuries from the effect of fall
through Il APP hatchway in the storehoust
of Atkins 81 Haines last Wednesday.
Mrs. e. II. Palmer, Jr., retiring president
of the Christian Endeavor Society, was ten
dered pleasant surprise at her parents
home in Duxbury, Saturday evening, by
about thirty members OF the society. The
society presented her with beautiful sou
venir spoon. Mr.. and Mrs. Palmer will
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