The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-11-06
Methodist and Congregational churches last

Methodist and Congregational churches las
Sunday.
A full house greeted the first entertain
ment of the course, which was given by
the Harvard Quartette. We need an opera
house.
Wheeler & Shipman and G. M. Sawyer
have bought lot of timber OF FIR I'd b alley
who Is cutting 1t on the Bridgeman lot in
Woodbury..
A fine concrete sidewalk has been built
from the Cowles block to the Shattuck
block on Main street. 1t is six feet wide
with granite curbing except at crossings.
SAY, why don't you try De Wits Little
Early Risers These little pills cure head
ache, indigestion and constipation. They're
small, but do the work. W. e. Terrill &
Co., agents, Montpelier.
MarshfieId.
b. p. Pitkin has shipped a barrel OF boiled
cider and keg of jell to G. s. Wooster in
| Wisconsin.
The Universalisb sociable will be held at
the residence Of Mrs. A. II. Davis on Thurs.
day afternoon.
The Methodist sociable will be held with
Mrs. Amasa Tucker next Saturday after
noon and evening.
The attempt to organize a Good Tenn
pars' lodge last Wednesday night did not
meet with success.
Mr.. Charles Dudley OF East Montpelier
will open the singing school Thursday even
ing in school-house hall.
Mrs. Clark of East Boston ectured in the
Methodist church last Sunday night. Her
subject was Home Missions"
The schools in town close next Friday
Exercises will be held in the Universalist
vestry that afternoon by all the schools.
Mr.. Derby, the furniture merchan has
N httilh and
e. @. Merrill has moved his paint.shop into
the old Bucklin harness. shop.
The Young Peoples Christian Union of
the Universaist church will meet with
Mrs. Fred Woodbury. this "Wednesday
evening at seven o'clock. Ali are invited.
John Bailey and wife of Wells River and
Mrs A. j. Sawyer of Manchester, N. H.,
visited at Mrs. Fred ID 4ring's last week
- Mrs. Lewis of Hardwick is visiting
her son, Rev. Samuel Lewis. - Dean
w. Edison was home from Montpelier over
Sunday. - II. ID. McCrills returned
from Boston last Wednesday night, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. e. Shepard on Saturday night, and
James Hickie, via Montpelier, the middle
of the week. - Mrs A. 2. Boutwell, was
reported very sick Monday morning.
Maple Hill.
Cassius Martin has taken some fine spec.
linens of granite from the ledge on Thomp.
son hill
Orrin Pratt and John Bolles are in poor
health - Mrs. Nellie Dix is very low
with inflammation of the bowels. - Mrs.
Alfred Hill is quite sick.
MoretowH.
The Moretown Reading Club presented
" Aunt Dinah's Husking Party" at the
town hall last Friday evening. The sum of
ST. 10 was realized.
The Methodist church quarterly confer.
ence will be held at the parsonage next Sat.
urday evening at seven o'clock. A full at
tendance of the members is requested.
A reception and social hour will be held
in the Meth odist church next Saturday
evening for the benefit of Rev. L. o. Sher-
burne, the presiding elder of St. Adams dis
trict.
The third quarterly meeting will be held
in the Methodist church next Saturday at
230P.M On Sunday love feast will be
held at 10: 90 A NJ. Preaching at 10:45 A. NJ.
Rev. l.. o. Sherburne will officiate.
The village schools closed last Friday.
Those neither absent nor tardy during the
term in the primary school were Herbert
Austin, Della Hurdle and Ella Somerville.
present every day, but had one tardy mark
each. Catherine Harrington, Hattie Somer-
vile, Fred and Grace Buckley were absent
each one day.
DR.. j. T. Wheelock and family of Water
bury visited at g. NJ. Fletcher's last week.
- Rev. II. A. Webster of Swanton was
in town last week. Mrs. Cuthbert of
Warren is visiting friends in town. -
Don Phillips and wife of Bethel visited in
town last week. - B. Buzzell is moving
to Warren.
Newbury.
The Peacham foot ball team played the
New bury team here last Saturday. Score:
to "a in favor of the Peacham team.
Mrs. Mary A. Livermore's lecture in the
Congregational church, last week Tuesday
evening, was both interesting and instruc-
tive. Her subject was Twenty-Five Years
on the Platform" 1t is regretted that
larger audience did not greet her.
The school directors have appointed DR..
f. G. Russell superintendent of schools, vice
Rev. j. g. Upper, who has moved from
town. The appointment is an admirable
one. DR.. Russell has an A. NJ. as we'll az an
MD. attached to his name Now make him
school director.
I. G. Reyes was in Boston last week.
Call and see the bargains he offers. g
George Chandler was at home over Sun
day. - Mrs. FL. K. Cobleigh and Master
Alvah took trip to Plymouth, N. H., to
visit Mrs Cobleigh's. mother. - Joseph
Henderson is to work for Charles Hartwell.
- Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Emery have closed
their labors with #. W. Powers and in.
tend to move to Groton. George Hartwell
and wife will take their place - Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Danforth, who have been
in the employ of G. #. Darling the past year,
have concluded their labors there. Mrs.
Danforth is visiting her parents at North
Concord. They have taken the farms of
Richard Dee, lately known as the John and
Charles Leighton farms, and will soon
move there. - Mr.. and Mrs. A. s.
Cheaver spent few days In town last week.
in {
Reyes store some five years ago, was in
town last Saturday.
Northfield.
There will be an exhibition OF athletic
prowess at Concert Hall this evening.
The Ladies' Reading Circle met with Mrs.
Robert A. Davis last Monday afternoon.
There will be Photographic exhibition
in room No. at the High School building
on Saturday evening.
The Good Templars will occupy their
new hall over Smith & Andrews store next