The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-12-18

paid its patrons for November butter
twenty-five and one half cents.
8. L Swasey, the jeweler. advertises TO
close bis store on January 4, until further
notice, on account 4 poor health.
The annual meeting and roll call of the
Congregational church will be held Friday,
January 3, at the church. A collation. will
be given in the evening in the vestry.
Edwin A. Bayley of Lexington, Mass =,
who attended The funeral of William Pearl
of St. Johnsbury on Friday, on his return
stopped in town q lew days, calling on his
many friends.
William A. Meserve of Stanton, Neb 4,
took his father and friends by surprise last
week Thursday He will spend some two
mitted to the Nebraska bar He has the
hest wishes of the friends he made in his
boyhood days. - Mrs. Lother had q
visit from her brother of st. Johnsbury last
week. - #. T.. Clark has moved from
Monticello to one of the tenements in the
"yellow boarding house."
ONE MINUTE CoUoH CURE is rightly
named. 1t affords instant relief from suf-
fering when aff1 lcted with a severe cough or
cold. 1t acts on he throat bronchial tubes
and lungs and never fails to give immediate
relief. w. e. Terrill & Co., Montpelier, VT
Newbury Center.
A. b. Tewksbury and wife visited their
old home at the Center Sunday afternoon.
Frank Chandler, our organist, has not
missed Sunday in the past four months
Preparations are being made for an enter
tainment on Christmas Eve for the benefit
and pleasure of the children at the Center.
West Newbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Brock we're made
happy, December TO- by the birth OF q
daughter.
The mother of A. G. Brown died at her
home in this place on the 9Th instant.
Funeral at the house. The remains were
taken to Lyndon for inter nent.
Miss nnie Harding has gone to j. M.
Wardcns, in Bradford where she intends
to spend the winter and attend school.
- Leonard Smith has taken job Of
numbering in North Haverhill. - Misses
Minx and Addie Jewell have returned to
school at Newbur Mrs Kent has re-
turned to her daughter, Mrs. S. s. Tucker.
Northfield.
Mrs Lucia A Paine has returned from
Worcester Mass
The young people are greatly enjoying the
excellent skating.
Rev. Mr. Quimby supplied the pulpit of the
Universalst church the last two Sundays.
A large number from this village attended
the Masonic funeral of Mr. Celley at West
Berlin on Sunday.
Christmas exercises of the usual order will
be held at the churches Tuesday and
Wednesday jennings.
Mrs. Gregg and her niece, Miss Pillsbury,
started Monday for California, where they
will spend the winter.
Mrs. M. s Gilchrist and her niece, Miss
Carrie Glchrist of Cambridge, Mass. started
Friday for winters sojourn in Texas.
The marriage of Jones Wark and Miss
Jane Cross is announced to occur at the
home of John Cross on Tuesday evening,
December a.
Durant Snow died at Gouldsville last Fri
day and was buried in the cemetery at the
Center Village ION Monday, Rev. w. S.
Hazen officiating.
Some trouble has been had in the last few
cold days from the freezing of water. pipes.
Naturally the vic inns think it the worst
winter they ever knew.
The Conversational Club met Monday
night with Professor Charles Dole, and
listened to paper on Day in Military
Post by Lieutenant Hovey
Emmons Howe was called home from his
visit TO Boston by the death of his brother,
Edward Howe. He returned TO the " Hub"
where his family is visiting, on Monday
Mrs Sophia Richmond celebrated her
seventy fifth birthday on Thursday. About
fifty aged ladies were invited to spend the
d II |,
G. s. Richmond.
among the colored people in the South, will
give an address concerning her work at
Howe's Hall on Thursday evening at seven
o'clock. All are invited.
The ladies of St. Mary's parish gave their
annual supper and sale Of fancy articles at
Concert Hall on Thursday afternoon and
evening. A large company was In attend
rt a1
by all.
Edward Howe was found insensible in
his stable Wednesday night and died in
! about three hours. He had been as we'll as
usual, 80 far az was known. Death re-
suited from apoplexy. His age was sixty
years. He moved to this town from Rox.
bury in March of the present year, and had
| followed bis trade as painter His
funeral ives attended at his late no ne on
Saturday.
East Orange.
son was born to Mr.. and Mrs ID. r
Bradbury, December s, weighing ten and
one half pounds. Congratulations.
The Young Peoples Society of Christian
| Endeavor will hold meeting in the vestry
every Saturday evening. All are invited tC
attend.
Plainfield
The churches of Plainfed have agreed
to hold union Christmas tree in the Mel
odist church on Christmas Eve,
ROxbury.
Quite a number of Masons and others at
tended the funeral of j. T. Celley of BerliI
on Sunday.
There il to be a Christmas tree Tuesda.
night at the Congregational church. AL
are invited.
d. L. Snow of Gouldsville, former res
ident of this town, died last Saturday o
cancer of the stomach
Marcus Burnham had an OK killed an
another injured by the falling Of tree Il
the woods. He came near losing his owI
life.
Mrs. Ida V. Woodbury., missionary, wi
speak at the Congregational church vestr
on Friday evening at Z: 80, and at the pal
sonage on Friday at 3: 00P M.
Mrs. d. l.. Nichols is very sick -
Nelson Snow OF Sharon visited his friend
here last week. - Joe Eddy and hi
daughter, Mrs. Flynn, have gone to Se'
York for visit. - Gertie Ellis of Pitt
field was in town last week selecting Chris
mas goods. -W W. o. Shepard is learI
ing the blacksmith's trade of Eugene Film