The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-05-29

Mrs. Stewart was arrested and her prem
ises searched, with results sufficient for
conviction. 1t is understood that her fine
Of 1876 and costs has been paid, thus avoid
ing well-merited visit to Rutland.
There will be exercises this afternoon at
the school house commemorative of the his
tory of the nation during the War OF the
Rebellion and to patriotic instruction. We
trust all departments OF the school may
unite, and that the public, so far as possible.
will attend.
Exercises at the school-house in Colby
Vile will take place this afternoon in ac-
cordance with the new state law and the
desire of teacher and pupils. Past Com
mander T.. T. Farrell, g. A. r., will be
present and assist in making the exercises
! interesting and profitable. All % invited.
Delegates to the Congregational conven-
ton, now being held at Roxbury, are as
follows: j. g. Griggs, B. h. Demeritt,
Mrs. b. X. Demeritt and Carrie Haines,
Rev A. j. Covell and wife, Rev. l.. H.
| Elliot and wife, and Rev. l.. Tenney and
wife, are in attendance,
Members OF the Grand Army, Sons Of
! Veterans, and all exsoldiers, are particu-
| larly requested to meet promptly at the
Grand Army hall little before one o'clock,
Memorial Day. Secure mourning badges
and be ready to form in line in the school
house yard at one o'clock sharp. The pro-
cesson will then march by way of Main
and Henry streets to the cemetery. After
| the decorating OF the graves and memorial
| services, all will march to the Methodist
church and listen to an address by j. A.
DeBoer.
A large audience, composed of both
| church societies, listened with interest to a
| memorial sermon delivered last Sunday by
| Rev. A. j. Covell. His text, What Hath
God Wrought" was ably considered. In
| calling attention to the marvellous growth
Of 10 ~ ptr oil Uar - tha Daha
lion, he did not claim that the Grand Army
| of the Republic had accomplished all this
| but he did claim that their noble and pat
! riotic efforts from 1861 to 1865 made it pos
| sible for this country, under God, to ex
| periencs a growth and prosperity that the
world has never excelled. Excellent music
| was furnished by members of both choirs
and male quartette led by Mr.. Jones.
Last Wednesday afternoon at four o'clock
Fred Caldwell quietly passed from this life
TO the life beyond. Two years ago Mr.
Caldwell's brother came home to die with
consumption Last October he returned
| for like purpose from his work in Hart
ford, Conn. After his return he continued
| to grow weaker until the end came. Mr.
| Caldwell was young man who had spen
his younger days in Waterbury, but, lik,
many others, had gone away to seek em
ployment. He was loved and respected by
| all who knew him as young man of char
acter. Although not protesting Christian
at the time OF bis return to Waterbury, h,
nevertheless was led to seek an interest il
religion, and his last days were spent IL
trusting in the Master, He leaves q
widowed mother and Que sister, Mrs w j
Redmond, who have the sym patty of tn,
community.
Josephine Taylor OF the Emerson Schoo
of Oratory, Boston, Is at home. - Luthe
Drury of Stoughton Mass is a guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Hunt. - Franz
Moody is at home for a short vacation from
Stoughton, Mass. Mrs. s. ID. Newton
of Barnard is visiting her son, Rev. w. NJ
Newton. - A daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Louis Blair, aged eight years, died suddenly
Sunday evening. - Henry Savage o
Hartford, Conn, was here to attend thu
funeral of his friend, Fred Cald we'll. -
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Glover return to thei
| home in Boston today,