The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-02-20


Mr.. and Mrs John O'Neil, Jr.; table cloth,
Mary Mckenzie; white spread, Mr.. and
Mrs. M. OBien; bed puff, Mr.. and MIS-.
Thomas Ahern; wine set, Mr.. and Mrs. p.
Herbert; 800 from unknown friends The
happy couple took the train Friday morn
ing for their future home in South Burling-
ton.
r. A. Gray ha. finished his second term
as school teacher in Hazeltine district,
More town, and is at home for few days.
- j. G.. Russ went to Hartford on bus
mess last week. - George Haskins has
moved into the house with his father, Clar-
aDce Lavanway moving into the house va
Gated by him. - George Haskins com.
menced hauling logs for Frank Callahan
last week. - j. A. Durkee is somew hat
better. Fl Mrs. Thomas Hoy and Eddie
Woodland are sick.
South Duxbury.
Revival meetings continue this week
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday even
ings.
Rev. Harvey Webster of Swanton, for.
mer pastor, preached an impressive sermon
last Thursday evening to an appreciative
audience.
Mrs William f. Ward was dan Eerously
i'll last week. but hopes are entertained OF
her recovery. - Mr.. and Mrs. Carlos
Turner and their child of Maine, were
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
G. Atkins last week. - Mrs. Lizzie
OOSllu WAS Cdllbu 10 0bT PARENTAL nome ldSU
week on account Of her mothers illness.
- Edna Bruce was at home from Green
Mountain Seminary last week. - Mrs.
Charles Louzell was called to care for her
sister last week. - William Phillips
was quite comfortable last week. - Mrs
Albert Phillips has been in poor health for
a few days past.
West Fairlee.
The variety entertainment by the gentle
men and aunnar given nv the la1iaa Fab.
ruary 10, netted $72.37.
Richard Guilds is moving to the Church
place in Vershra. - +. ID. Aldrich has
moved into the Howard house. G. W.
Stevens Of Newport, N. H., has been spend
ing the week at home.
Fayston.
Last Friday evening about 1876 people Of
all ages from this and surrounding towns
invaded the peaceful domicil of Mr. W. @.
Dana. Mr.. Dana was somewhat alarmed,
bu' on being informed that it was the forty
first birthday Of Mrs. Dana and the twen-
tieth of his daughter Ina, his fears were
allaytd, and he quietly submitted to the
invasion Sufficient to say that all had
splendid time. Cake and coffee were served,
and the younger portion of the company
tripped the light fantastic toe until broad
day light. Music was furnished by Nc
Laughln and Houses orchestra. The
party, after leaving many presents, both
useful and ornamental, retired to their
homes well satisfied that Mr.. Dana's was
good place to have good time.
North Fayston.
Arthur Boyce has moved to j. Egan's.
- There was good attendance at the
oyster supper at the grange hall last Wed
n s lay evening. - Mr.. and Mrs. Seth
Boyce have returned home to Waterbury.
- Katherine Wheeler has been spend
ing few tays with her sister, Mrs. Willie
Nelson. - Mrs. l.. X. Murray visited
her mother, Mrs. Warren Porter, the past
week.
Greensboro Bend.
Mrs. W. j. Mcdowell and Mrs. j. Barr
are sick.
Rev. W. ]. McNiel of Newport attended
the funeral services of Lloyd Weed, only
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Albion Weed Of Stan.
nard, last week.
Rev. W. Allen Of Craftsbury occupied the
pulpit at the Methodist church last Sunday,
as Rev f. Lewis could not be present to
hold quarterly meeting.
Hardwick.
The academy closes on Friday.
Grip is very prevalent this season.
The warning for the annual meeting will
be posted on Thursday.
Taylor, WEIGH & Rogers are the sue
cessors of j. II. McLoud & Co.
The town officers will have the town re-
ports ready for the printer, Thursday
The death of Mrs. W. d. Kimball (son of
r. G. KimbalD in Massachusetts Is an
nounced.
Congregational church, Sunday, in the alb
sence OF Rev. Mr.. Lewis.
Druggist Paquet was called to Glover on |
Sunday by the death of his father OF heart |
disease. He attended the funeral on Tues |
day.
Warner Drenan 10 to represent the Boston |
school-book firm of Leach, Shewell & San |
born in Essex, Orleans and Caledonia |
counties for the next few months. He is |
also agent for the International Encyclo-
pedia.
Many OF our singers are attending the mu.
steal convention at Peacham this week.
White & Hilton's Comedy Company did
not attract crowd here for their show last
week.
Some twenty neighbors and friends of
Mrs. Ira Woodcock hauled, put into the
shed, and sawed, about twenty cords of
wood for her one day last week.
The bodies Of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew ia. |
quith OF Gardner, Mass, have been brought |
here for funeral and burial. Mrs. Jaquith |
was formerly Mary Ann Wooster OF this |
town. She had been sick for about a year
with cancerous trouble and had been |
great sufferer. Mr. Jaquith was once a |
resilient OF Jnlb Town. he Ol6Q OF pn6umO- |
mia but a day or two after the death OF his |
wife.
Burgie Marsh Of Plainfield is visiting Ed
ward Sulham on "New Discovery" -
Mrs. Orville Cole, with her brother and his
wife, of Wolcott is visiting here.
William Parks and Henry Kellogg are sick
with pneumonia. - Edward +. Wilson,
now Of Bethel but formerly of Cabot Wis.
tied at Joseph Wilson's last week. g
Henry Blake and wife were called to Orange
last week to attend the funeral of Mr..
Blakes father. - Mrs. G.. ID. Smith has
returned from Mary Fletcher Hospital,
where she has been for treatment.
East Montpelier.
The separator station in this village will
start March /.
N. A. Cutler has the sympathy of the en-
tire community in the death OF Mrs. Cutler,
which occurred last Wednesday.
At the prize-speaking contest at the viii
lage hall last week, Maud Gray was awarded
first prize, Myrel Clark second, and Ruth
Goodwin third