The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-02-13

lhere was PIE isant wedding at st. An
drew's Church on Tuesday morning, when
Rev. FIR. Donahue united Miss Mary Burke
of this place and Martin Berry OF St, AL.
bans. Another pleasant wedding took place
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Conant
upon Woodward Hill, last Wednesday
married TO Frank Greno by Rev. A j.
Covell. There was good number OF
friends and relatives present.
Rev. e. IL. Elliot preached at Waterbury
Center. Sunday morning. - II. r. Saw
age OF Hartford, Conn, has been visiting
Fred Caldwell 30. A. Seabury was
in town last week to attend the funeral OF
Frank Joslyn, returning Saturday go
D. a Bureigh is reported ill. - Mr..
ana MRS. A. D. Brown are quite low with
pneumonia. - Edgar Hunt and family
returned from East Hardwick, Satur.
day noon. 60 David Manning is recover
ing from the pneumonia. g. Mr.. and
Mrs. Nick Breen are rejoicing over the
arrival of a boy baby.
Waterbury Center.
Twenty or more of our young people Wis.,
tied the Christian Endeavor Society at
Waterbury last Sunday evening
Another package of clothing has gone
from here to the sufferers in Nebraska.
This makes two barrels and two large sacks
from this placs.
The Baptist society at the River is to
i
Thursday evening for the benefit o. Rev.
G. FL. Richardson A cordial invit alton is
extended to all.
Tuesday evening of last week, Rev. Ed
win Styles gave a lecture upon India, Its
Customs and Needs" Mr. Styles is grad.
uate OF Bates College and has been mis-
sionary in India for seven years. Conss-
| quently he knows what he Is talking about
Williamstown.
George Wilbur is to put milk-cart upon
| the road.
Frank Mcconnell desires to sell his farm,
known as the Alvin Flint place.
There we're eighteen applications for ad-
mission to our grange last week.
John w. Gordon of Barre has been en-
gagged to deliver the address here on next
Memorial Day.
The number of births in town last year
was thirtY-seven; deaths, twenty; mar.
riages, thirteen
The Methodist society is moving 10 the
matter of a collection of clothing, ETC.. for
the western sufferers.
The Off ,ers of the Good Templars lodge,
OF which Charl IS G. Moore is chief, were
installed last week Tuesday.
The first Polish child ever born in our
| place put in his appearance last week. The
father is in the employ OF Ernest Riddell.
The fixtures for Fred A. Ainsworth' s
new drug store are arriving, and the indi-
cations are that he will have very taste
fully arranged store.
The Grand Army Post has under consid-
Grafton lecture on Andersonville prison
experiences by one who was there. 1t
would be treat for our citizens.
Samuel McMurray has registered Swiss
Beagle hunting dog, for which he paid $50.
Mr.. McMurray has captured great num-
Der of rabbits with him in late months
James X. Lynde was recovering from
severe attack of grip, but was seized vio-
lently with pleurisy Sunday night. Drs.
Mayo of Mortified and Watson attend him.
Persons having claims for breaking roads
since last March are requested to present
them to our road commissioner, o. A.
Blanchard at the town hall on Monday,
February 18.
The cold stormy weather last week closed
the stone sheds of the Elliott Brothers and
Grearson & Beckett. The Nixon Broth ers,
however, went ahead, despite of Jack
Frost" as their manner is.
Peter Parizo, whose wife died so suddenly
in Graniteville recently, has his three chill
dren with him here now. We bespeak for
these little ones any kindly word and deed
that neighbors may be able to extend them.
A box of clothing, etc., for South Dakota
| sufferers is about to be sent to @. NJ Peck
of Mitchell, s. d. who has a field of thir.
teen counties to look after, in which he says
are many who are in ptiable condition
Darius Poor is in very poor health from a
gathering on his neck of a scrofulous ma
ture, and help for him lies in a successful
opening OF it. He lives with his aunt, over
eighty years old, in the northwest corner OF
our township. The feeble condition of both
these perso calls for active manifestation
of genuine sympathy on the part of towns
folk.
the late Warren Poole, Jr., died in South
Royalton of heart disease on Monday OF
last week, aged about seventy, andIher body
was brought here for burial. The greater
part of her life had been lived here, and she
had in m .rked degree the kindly esteem
OF those who knew her well. She was q
very warm adherent of the Methodist
church, of which she had long been mem
Der.
Frank Lougee has decided not to remain
in the City of Mexico, but will go to Florida,
where his uncle, Adney Benedict, resides.
- Jason Martin has closed his school
in the quarry district and will engage in
farming - Frank Bruce, after serving
an apprenticeship with Edward House,
vainly tried to secure work in South Royal
ton. - Little Iona, daughter Of Henry
Nixon has been ill of late with grip.
The sick, reported last week, are gaining.
- Cesar Committi has returned from
stone jutting in East Barre to work for
Grea rson & Beckett. - q. c. Carroll of
Pittsfeld returns to take charge of j. X.
Lynde's livery stable, and w. w. Kibbee
leaves to work at stone cutting again, this
time for Grea rson & Beckett. - Charles
Lawrence of Barre, a former fireman on
the Williamstown- railroad, has returned to
his old post, after an absence of some two
or more years. - Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Hubbard OF So lth Royalton were visiting
friends hereabouts last week. - Hawley
Gale is in poor health, suffering from the
grip. - Carl j. Benedict is temporarily
out Of work because Of the burning Of the
st. Adams laundry. - Mrs. Will Prize,
now OF Barre was in town last week caring
for her cousin, Mrs. George Mari, who con-
tinues In poor health. - James Bissett
is about to return from Scotland. The ill
ness OF his older boy may cause his family
to wait and come later. - The Clark
brothers have just buried sister, aged
seventeen, at their home in Aberdeen, Scot
land. - There was present at the burial
of Mrs Warren Poole, last Wednesday, the
only son Of our late townsman, Mr.. Robin
son, who. we believe, is hardware dealer
in Waterbury.
Woodbury.,
Mrs. Wealey Pack ia very sick