The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-01-09

and enjoyed the family concert in the even
ing
Mrs. John b. Pickett narrowly escaped a
serious accident Thursday. She fell nearly
the whole length of the cellar stairs, strik-
ing on her head Fortunately, she escaped
with some severe cuts and bruises.
The third lecture in the Epworth League
course was given at Grace Church, Friday
evening, by Rev. j. S. Upper of Newbury,
the subject being The Epworth League
and the Commonwealth" 1t was Y sug-
gestive and instructive address on the
duties of Christian citizenship.
Mrs Clymena Garfield died suddenly at
the home of her son, Gardner Garfield, Sun
day morning. Her age was eighty eight
years and six months. She has ways lived
in Bradford. Her husband, Josiah Garfield,
died in 1874, since which time her home has
been with her son on Prospect Hill. She
had seven children, five OF whom are now
living-Mrs. Ocott of St. Johnsbury, Mrs.
Josiah Mum of Bradford and Erastus of
Boston, William of Fairlee, Gardner OF her
native town. The funeral was held on
Tuesday Rev. l. p. Tucker officiating.
Mrs Lucy True is i'll at the home of L. j.
Heath. - Mrs. Fred Vermouth who
has been suffering with epilepsy, is slowly
improving. - N. W. Barrett is quite
sick with pneumonia. - Florence b..
cation in Bradford, returned on Friday to
her studies in the Womau's College of Bal
timore. - w. w, Goodwin made a
business Trip to wells River, Friday. -
NIarence ~, martln reIurneu, Monuay 10
and Herbert w. Blake will return TO Dart
mouth College, Thursday - Misses
Carrie and Auna jenkins started on Friday
iol PioiUnfSu Hl'iV III H Wv. ooieo - =
nen, a. w roro Is conquusiIg reViva, ser
financial agent of Montpelier Seminary,
wa1 ~ ,a9' o- -, tba ho, w.
rsoantiv nurcLassJ ;n Cosb.y - w
e. Brown spent the HOLIDAYS with his fam.
lily, returning to his place of business in
Bellows Falls last week. - Mary Robe
returned to her school IN Baldwlnsvllle,
Mass, iasC 9a t.,, W n Dunoar
Ti, reoai IoG liz ao otasd ~ ~ II II
6rn'aL1, To-, 700 ,ho nn, piai - -
Frank Kennedy of Piermont has purchased
the Lang farm on the North Plain.
~
Ihere was an atteh1ahce OF one huhareo
anu nlty al GIie annual oyster supper Oh th'
i
Inc Laules Alu ooclety hdu very peas
aut H'eLary enterIai llsen! III coniec iol
Nun Ine lree-will olTrlng so lai las
"Emncb Aydan y ,yss road Nv Miss Oni.
Conland and illustrated Inv tableanx III,
nrocfeds amounted tn nearly $40
P'T r,,o 500" aoIo U,.' Nv NJ. W. M.n
INC cVnoelT stNe I ny WI MaAnaln an'
disannointing on account Of the sudden in
ahiIitp ~ Miss CoIton to nerform her no
as vita ,Iar IT. was III first Zine in har ev
nerience that her tones had faiIed il
whistlinp and IL wa, a source of mnch re-
greet to herself and the audience.
cabot.
New Years day a few of the friends o
Sarah Dow made her call.
The sociable at Lewis Farriupton's O,
New Years eve was a pleasant affair.
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u.i y 1880, -, our h'. d., n 'y p 5Uo " %
mar 'd oan"ai! Nv NOV IL "a Nus'oii'
Inc death-roll OF thls Town lor the As
yea t nu ai'iI5 o'sn'een io"i'oon auui'
anu ioui 0'i'i'n'
About seventy couples attended the oys
ter supper given by the ODD Fellows las
Thursday evening at the hotel.
1t is reported that Rev. Levi Wild will
supply the pulpit OF the Congregations
church next Sunday, as candidate.
George Boyles closes his term of service
! for Wells & Rogers 3D. morrow, having beef
| in their employ over five years and prov
| ing himself an honest and faithful clerk.
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,bna for 9Th maati1Gs i at tho Mathndis
ohu,oi' Thar Iii ha az H. ,raO,a,;ona
ohnrch or TIursday Er;dav apd Snnda'
evenings.
poa.'7,,s+or Hatch Of 1oar Cabot ,,a
,,;d 1I htn ,;.b az az bo va
ga RRpe, IiS mi ~, sSi =,
a I u9 % utaiV oS Haurol ~ T9
NH NH 1. oonvaius
VIII DO eIeaC accoln ulo''a.ion W 'ne pupiie
Mrs. e. V. Spencer OF Marshheld had
very successful singing. sch Dol in the vii
lage last Thursday evening. Mrs. Spence
is a good singer and thorough teacher,-es
pecially adapted TO teaching young people.
Superintendent j, p Lamson will holt
an educational meeting at the Peter 7ill
school.house on Monday, January IA. a
seven p. NJ, and also one at the Plain
school.house on Friday, January 18, at th
same hour.
will r,,rirc ,,i+b loadod ra,olro,
lost TbnrSIsr erenino Joie I'ance nnt
haII +brouoh q nort 81 hie hand TIA hal
. oaai ',l 10 pa ~ ohanI, Ia
is doing we'll and resolves to have less dar
gerous playthings.
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49, ~ 20 n"'s .i,l 'i th preoat;on
c chi,rbn 81 yth;s town Last srnday nnrin