The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-09-11

grounds. DO let This addltl0n be made an
ornament and improvement to the old ceme-
terry, or sell it for building purposes and
locate a new burying-ground elsewhere.
Mrs. Mary Tyler died last Wednesday at
the home OF the brother, Dewitt @. Green,
aged fifty. two years. She was the daugh-
ter of the late James Green. In 1865 she
was married to Rev Payson Tyler, pastor
Of the Baptist church at the Center, who
died three years later. Mrs. Tyler has since
then resided with her brother. Her many
acts OF kindness and sympathy with those
in trouble will be remembered by many,
and large circle of friends mourn her
death. She was buried on Friday from her
late home Rev. A. j. Covell assisted by
Rev. W. M. Newton, officiating.
While our beautiful Green Mountain
State is full Of charming localities for sum-
mer rest and recreation, none has greater
natural attractions than q small lake and
surroundings, situated about six miles
southwest from the town of Richmond.
Hinesburgh Pond deserves the name Of
lake, and, in place of its town as prefix,
let It be Crystal, Mirror, or something sug;;
hundred feet above the level of Lake Cham
plain, surrounded by lovely landscapes of
forest, rocks, and cultivated fields. The
water is clear, cold and deep, with an album
| dant supply of Vermont's best fish, ready and
anxious at all times to adorn the table and
make the heart of the camper glad. Three
comfortable cottages are now located on its
shores, and many more would be occupied
If built. d. D, Sprague, the owner OF one,
proposes building more next season.
Messrs. Dickey and Colby of Burlington
have a fine cottage, which they occupy, and
there are to be several more built the COM
ing season for private use. Those who de-
sire place of perfect quiet for rest at the
same time delightful to the eye, can do no
better than visit this gem OF a lake
j. A. Mcintosh and wife returned last
Saturday from New York During his trip
home Mr.. Mcintosh caught a severe
cold and has been confined to his bed since.
May he speedily recover. 80 b. r. De-
merritt and Lottie Carpenter are delegates
to the State Christian Endeavor Conven-
ton, to be held at Burlington, September
16 to IS. - Mrs. 9. e. Richardson and
son Dan are spending a few days in town.
- Misses Abbie and Bessie Hanes,
after pleasant visit Of three weeks, have
returned to their duties in New York city.
- Charles Dillingham; and wife, with
their daughter Lillian, Of Houston, Texas,
are visiting their old home. - Rev L.
the interest of the Vermont Bible Society.
- DR.. Giddings spent last Sunday at
his old home in Bakersfield. - Mrs. M
l.. Wells is preparing to open her millinery
establishment, near the depot, for fall trade
- Nellie Moody is attending the Nor
NAL School at birmingham, Mass. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Dubois and son, who have
been the guests Of Mrs. M. L. Wells, across
the river, return to their home in Planfield,
N. j., this week. - Henry G. Burleigh
and wife of Gle veland, O., are visiting j.
A. Burleigh and family for few weeks
Waterbury Center.
Rev. f. H. Buker has been engaged to
preach in both churches for the coming
year. He is expected the last of the month.
A. B. Hoag, a divinity student from Bates
College, and who has been supplying the
| of al an
Sundays past, has returned to his school in
Lewiston, Maine.
Rev. E. B. Fuller, A. B. Hoag and Mr..
and Mrs. LewisWhite attended the funeral
of Rev. F. Il. Butler at South Duxbury,
last Wednesday. Mr.. Butler was formerly
pastor of the River church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Somers of Moretown
have recently visited Mr.. and Mrs. s. N.
Pesse. - Mrs. Walbridge of Peterboro,
N H., visited her sister, Mrs. Lucia Hop
kins. and other friends in this place, last
week - Mr.. and Mrs. A. X. Smalley
aud Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Whitney visited in
Orange and Barre last week. - w. E.
Marshall and mother, and Mr.. and Mrs. E.
A. Newcomo, attended the funeral of Mrs.
G. M. Ferguson at Burlington last Saturday.
- Ralph Alger, who has been with his
brother in Hinesburgh for few weeks, has
returned home - Mrs. George G.
Adams and children, of Barre, have been in
the place the past week, visiting at A. s.
Adams, Joseph Adams, and among other
friends.
Williamstown
The Ladies' Relief Corps held a picnic
near Olney F. Seavers last week Tuesday
Quite a number of our citizens visited
Burlington last week on the occasion of the
State Fair.
Grearson & Beckett have been increasing
their water supply for engine purposes, at
their stone-sheds.
w. Y. Pratt is erecting houses in the
quarry district, in aid of quarrymen as well
as in his own interests.
Rev. j. n. Perrin exchanged last Sunday
with Rev. Carleton Hazen Of Rochester,
who was much liked here.
Murdo McAuley would hereby extend
heartiest thanks to all who have lent hand
in the building of his new house, made
necessary by fire last season.
Work in the granite sheds was suspended
last Saturday, it being Labor Day"
There was quite delegation from here of
granite boys" to the days exercises in
Barre.
dence of some years here as granite hand
pOlisher is about to return with his family
to Pawlet, to work again on slate. He had
the misfortune, after coming here, to lose a
portion of one hand at the sheds OF the
Williamstown Granite Company. A worthy,
kind-hearted man. his departure will be a
wish for his prosperity in the future.
The adopted daughter of DR.. Scion Briggs,
and nurse in the Methodist Hospital,
Brooklyn, N Y, is the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Orville II. Briggs. - Little Ella
Sibley is much better, and hopes are
cherished of a speedy recovery of health
- Mrs. Martin Erskine has been some
what seriously i'll of late, but is GONZALES
cent. Neal b Smith leaves for the
Poughkeepsie, N. Y, Commercial College
this week. - Joel A Bass left East
Somerville, Mass, early last week for New
York city Mrs. John Walker Of
Washington, d. c., is visiting Oliver s.
Walker, the father of her late husband.
She will remain here but short time.
- Mrs. M. j. White and daughter of
Melrose. Mas, arrived here last Thursday
for two weeks stay in Vermont -
Nancy Flagg has returned from stay of
some weeks in Massachusetts. - Mrs.
Chester Martin is visiting sister, Mrs. G.
#. Ward, in Burlington. -" Les " Will
liams, after seasons work at the car
penter's trade in Randolph, has returned to