The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-03-27

| WHttl, u very ulCb ludCulnb, u 3ubbu OlNJ
He can now show a. go ID line of wheels
rs you generally see in this paIt OF the
state. Come in and get prices.
The primary department OF the academy
| did not keep one day last week. and on
Monday it was also dis missed on account of
the sickness of Miss Kidder's mother
L. G. Foss is tearing down and removing
the barn belonging to the old parsonage
| across the river near Charles Knights ma
| chine shop, an he will build a new one.
The lectures by Rev. Moses Hull of Chi
cago at Academy Hall, Tuesday and We'd
nesday evenings, were well attended. The
subject of the first evening was: The
Resurrection of Jesus and the Light of Mod
ern Spiritualism," and the second evening 1t
was Biblical and Modern Spiritualsm
Compared" We shall be glad to hear him
| again.
East Hardwick.
Rev. a. V. Baker breaches his last SER
mon here next Sunday.
Some sugar places will not b. tapped this
year on account Of low prices OF sugar.
The school directors attended the session
of the county board on Th ursday They
have organized with I. G. Bronson az
chairman and superintendent, and j A.
Kidder as clerk.
e. II George is spending the spring at his
brothers.. - w. II II. Stewart Is sick
with pneumonia. - Mrs. Kdder is very
low. Her son, from the University of YER
mont, and daughter, from Boston, have ar
rived, in response to a telegram. - The
family of f. A. Fay are improving from a
severe attack of the grip.
MarshfieId.
L. ID. Mute has rented the Duran Baker
| farm.
Perry Lee, Martin Newton and CD. Smith
each lost valuable COW last week.
Ira q. Edison has resigned as manager Of
the butter. box factory, which is closed for
time.
The three year Did son OF Henry Dwinell
| fell into a pail of hot water few days since
| and died in six hours.
The musicale given last Friday evening
| in the Congregational church by Mrs. K. "
| Spencer and her pupils was ackno gledged
| by all present to be one of the most enjoy
| able events Of the season. The Bird Song,
| by three little misses, was one of the special
features of the evening and was loudly ap-
plauded, and Solomon and Lewis brought
down the house. The whistling duet was
| most excellent. The entertainment closed
with song by Mrs. Spencer, rendered in
her clear and bird like tones. The mem.
bers of the class did themselves great credit
and showed the excellent training they had
had during the winter. The seating Ca
| pacity and standing room OF the house were
taxed to the utmost.
Spafford, an old resident, died Sunday
nigh - Calvin Goodwin of Chelsea
visited at George o. Davis last week. =
Herbert Kelton Of East Montpelier and Mr..
Perry of Shoreh im were in town last week,
| looking IT horses. - William Dow has
closed his labors at Me 4der's hotel and gon .
to his home in Walden.
MoretowB
Emeline Buckle, is SICK unable to sit up.
Rev. o. L Barnard of Middlesex assisted
Miss Gates at last Sunday morning service.
Only t 70 Sundays more, then our pastor
| goes to conference. held at Waterbury, Apr.
| 10. 1t is the wish of many that he may re-
turn.
The annual reception and donation for
the benefit of Rev. s. G. Vail, held at the
Methodist parsonage last week Monday
evening, realized S22, not to be applied on
his salary, for which he feels very grateful
| to all concerned.
The revival meetings will continue
another week-Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday evenings and next Sunday
morning and evening Miss Geneveve
Gates will speak at each service. Excel
lent and substantial results already real
lied, with large audiences and interes,
deepening. All are cordially invited.
Maple HILL
Mrs. Fannie Dix is to work for Mr.. Flood
- Mrs. Angie Slavery and HANNAH
Pratt are sick - Mr.. Swasey has writ
the Bowles school. house.
Newbury.
DR. Russell is stricken with another at
ia * of the prevailing epidemic, and is quite
sick.
Rev. j. X. Williams of Peacham preached
in the Congregational church last Sunday
in eYChanpe with Rev i t. Marrill
On Wednesday evening April 8, Lovett''
Boston Stars, the great popular concer
company, will give a concert in the Con
gregational church. Proceeds for benef
Of le church.
Some twenty five from here attended the
Christian Endeavor convention at Bradford
last Friday. The Junior society of thi'
place did themselves much credit in the ex
ercses in the afternoon.
Mrs. f. Fl. Bickford was in town las
week calling on friends. - Mrs. LIBBY
of South Ryegate visited Mrs. Alex. Gree
last week. - Mrs. M. j. Avery and he
sister Nellie were called to Danville las
week to care for their mother, who wa
sick. - Lydia White arrived in tow
Wednesday, and is visiting at r. j. Hib
bard's - Prof K. K French, a forme
principal of the seminary, was in town las
week. - Mamie Clark of Lisbon visitet
her parents last week.
Northfield.
The cadets of Norwich University are en-
. joying a vacation of two weeks.
f. L. Howe is to erect next week Swed
granite monument near Boston for Georg
Thayer.
! The band is now located in the village
hall. George e. White is acting as in
structor.
Captain H. G. Lull OF Montpelier will in
spect Grand Army posts Boynton and John
son this week
, DR.. W. b. Mayo is getting ready to worl
on Paine's block. 1t is to be moved to til
front about twenty feet and north thirt
feet
At the target practice of Company +, las
Saturday evening, Private f. b. Downin
scored twenty. five, Corporal G. ID. Steven
twenty-four.
Jack MCCARTHY, who was hurt about
year and half ago on the railroad, wa
taken to tn asylum at Waterbury for trea
= ment last week.
The trustees have engaged George Austi
to take charge of the electric light an
pc yer plant when installed, and Calvi
Harvey to take charge of the generating an
rtat,.