The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-05-22

opened with prayer by Rev. s. v. McDuffee,
followed by music and speaking by the
class. Professor T. ID. w. worthep gave
trustees. Many wishes were expressed for
future success of the graduates and further
prosperity to the academy, for which 1t has
stood alone 80 many years and aided to
success 80 many young men and women.
The alumni banquet followed the exer-
cises, about thirty Of the alumni being
present.
Phinehas Kinney Is at home on q visit
from Cam~bridgeport, Mass. - Eva
Warrington has gone to Massachusetts to
visit her aunt. - Miss M. Fletcher gave
q reception Monday afternoon. - Mrs.
ralgis OF the heart. - Mrs. Irwin Bond
is very sick.
Thetford Center.
Mrs. Nellie Lucas has gone to the hospital
at Burlington, her sister Hattie going with
her.
1t is reported that Bella Turner, while
racing horses on Saturday, was thrown out
and badly hurt.
Newly-elected officers of the Epworth
League are as follows: Adna Porter, presi-
dent; Sadie Willoughby, Florence Moulton,
Edward Hunt, George Corliss, vice presi-
dents; Alice Jenkins, secretary; Frank
Hatch, treasurer.
East Thetford.
Bessie Dow from STAFFORD is to work at
W. Claflin's. - Mrs. II. Caldwell has
gone to Boston on a visit. - Allen
Vaughan is to work for the season at Louis
CadwelPs. - Iona Jones Is to work for
Willie Kendrick at Lyme, N. II. - Mrs.
Babcock is visiting at Holtop's.
Union Village.
The Ladies' Aid Society met with Mrs.
| Grana of tho norannana 1aaf Wadnaahau
afternoon.
Rev. III. A. Spencer OF Montpelier preached
here last Sunday. - G. l.. Cooks horse
ran from his village home to his hill farm
the other day without a driver, but no
damage was done. - FL. e. French has
- j. W. Cahill of Olcott is in town for
a few days. 80 Walter Dustin, from Bur-
lington Medical College, is at home for a
vacation.
Waits River.
o. e. Philbrick and wife OF Barre and e.
n. Philbrick Of Newbury spent Sunday at
j. r. Philbrick's. - Bessie Farnham
has gone to her school in Orange. -
Mrs. s L. Goodell has gone to Glens Falls,
N. Y.
Tunbridge.
Henry Clark has moved into the little
house across the street from the hotel. L.
James Cushman and wife OF Haverhill,
nldSb., are VlSlJluR III JOWu. - WITS.
Leila Rolfe Beachley and two little daugh-
ters Of Great Falls, Mont, are in town Wis
iting for a few weeks. 49, w. w. Parker
arrived in town last Wednesday from
Washington, D.. c., where he has spent the
winter. - F. j. Clark is i'll with heart
trouble. - Mrs. Aaron Whitney Is in
poor health, and her sister is with her from
STAFFORD. - W. II. Noble is to carry on
Mrs. Gould's land this season. - Mr..
Campbell is entertaining friends from Bar
nard.
Waitsfield.
Martha, wife of P. j. Dana of South Fay
ston, died very suddenly on Sunday. Flu
neral at the house Tuesday afternoon.
George Billings and Wallace Howe were
in Stowe on Saturday to attend the funeral
of a son of Fred Billings, who was acct
dentally shot. - Henry Richardson of
Minneapolis, Mimi, has been spending a
few days will his father and mother, Mr..
and Mrs. G. M. Richardson. - W. M.
Strong and Henry LABEL commence their
seasons work at Montpelier this week.
- j. G. Joslyn, of Joslyn Brothers,
Maiden, Mass, is spending a few days in
town with his parents. He is also looking
for maple sugar. - j. B. Norton and j.
Sarah Thompson was at home over Sunday.
Warren.
B. G. Sterling & Co. are receiving this
Wook bOmo lovely buuu6T uTobb ROOuS III
henriettas, serges and wash fabrics.
o. e. Martin has taken the job to build
the block for Nourse & Boyce at Waitsfield,
- Mrs. Rose Jones, who is at the Mary
Fletcher Hospital, Burlington, is failing
very rapidly. - Mrs. Mary Perkins is
ia Burlington caring for her daughter, Mrs
r. M. Jones. - Nina Divoll is sick with
grip. - Mrs. Bucklin is i'll. - j. X
Thompson preached his farewell sermon
last Sunday and returns to Worcester
Mass, soon.
East Warren.
Mrs. Laura Cuthbert of Moretown is Wis
iting friends here. - Mrs. Mary Perkins
is visiting her daughter at Burlington
- Mrs. Minnie Lang and son and Mrs.
Willie Slayton of Morrisville are visiting al
DR.. K. W. Slayton's. - e. A. Eldredgt
and Mr.. and Mrs. A. e. Eldredge went tC
Sharon last week to attend the funeral Of
Charles Mosier.
Washington.
The Ramsdell small. pox case will be triei
at the coming term of the county court.
Lyman Pepper has recovered from hi
late protracted illness sufficiently to attent
to business.
Joel Jersey, who moved from this villag,
to Chelsea early this spring, is lying at tn
point Of death at his residence.
Ora Carnes and family nave moved on t
the Densmore farm, and Samuel Carne
takes the tenement vacated by the forme
in this village.
Mrs. Laura A. Bowles is in Burlington
where she is to submit to a surgical opera
ton at the hospital. Her many friends her
earnestly trust that the treatment may
prove beneficial.
The Grand Army post announces that
free Inner will be served on Memorial Da,
at the town hall. The address by Hon. j
X. Darling Of Chelsea will be delivered il
the Union church in the forenoon, and III,
decoration Of graves will occur in the after
noon.
A meeting was held at the town hall OIL
Saturday evening last to discuss the advis
ability Of establishing a cooperative cream
cry in town, and a committee was chosen T.
negotiate for the purchase OF the old saw
mill water privilege at the Lower Village
belonging to the estate Of the late D. s
Bowles.