The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-07-10

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George L. Nolan and Ida Morrison were
married July at the home of the BRIDE
Rev. M. Killough OF Philadelphia, Pa,
will preach in the Reformed Presbyterian
church during the summer. Sunday.school
at twelve; preaching service at half past
one.
A very interesting ball game was played
on tho afternoon Of the Fourth between
the old men" and the "young men,"
The score stood 60 to q in favor OF the
young men.
A Christian Endeavor meeting was held
in the Methodist church last Sunday even
ing with Mrs. G. b. Wiley as leader. Quite
a number OF young people took part, and
we hope soon to have permanent organ
ization.
The Fourth Of July was celebrated in
rather an unusual manner. Strange and
startling noises were heard very early in
the morning and continued until daylight,
| when several familiar objects we're seen to
| be scattered about the village quite pro-
miscuously. W. M. Green's open buggy
took refuge on the roof of H. W, Chalmers
carriage shop.
Mrs. Lizzie Hanson returned to her home
| in Manchester, n. H., last week. -
Frank Leet of Manchester, N H., has been
! visiting at the home OF his father, Henry
| Leet - Miss Cora Leet of Fall River,
Mass. is at home on a visit.
Tunbridge.
The Tunbrdge cornet band played at
STAFFORD on the Fourth.
At the hearing on Saturday, Aaron Whit
ney was put under $500 bonds for assault
| ing Lane. George Rowell is his bondsman.
Rev j. P. Demeritt will supply the pull
| pit at Williamstown next Sunday, where he
| formerly preached for five years. MIR.
Flint will speak here
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| eral people went over to STAFFORD. In the
| evening, Willie and Dyer Pearl had fire.
works, and there was an outdoor dance
| at Oscar Ordway's.
Mrs. s. A. Dean started Monday for u
trip to Keene, Lawrence, and the state OF
Maine. - Mrs. George Leavitt goes to
Hanover hospital to have her jaw operated
on. - Henry Clark had the end of one
OF his fingers pnched off last Saturday.
- Sadie Howe returned from her school
at East Montpelier last week. - Lizzie
Hayward came from Lynn last Saturday
| night. She will spend the summer at home
- Mr.. and Mrs j. g. Peavey have a
baby.
Vershire.
Children's Day was observed at the Con-
gregatonal church, July 7. There was
large audience present and the exercises
were very interesting. The church was
beautifully decorated with flowers and
potted plants.
j. Lyman Porter, former vershire boy
now Of Springfield, VT, visited his parents
at Corinth recently. - Mrs. Jackson's
father and mother from Ludlow, VT, are
visiting her here. - Freeman Church
has moved from the Cotton place to his
fathers house. - Austin Phillips ex-
poets to go to Barre soon to work on the
Eastman Brothers. new store.
waitsfield.
The Fourth passed off very quietly here.
A good many Of our people went to Water
bury or Warren for the day.
Several from Waitsfield expect to attend
the meeting of the Christian Endeavor con-
vention in Boston this week.
News has been received of the death of
r. i. Fuller, former resident Of this place.
His home was in Minnesota.
Coles circus called quite a crowd here
on Saturday. 1t exhibited on L. r. J os-
Inns meadow and gave good entertain
ment.
Fred j. Eaton, while at Waterbury on
the Fourth had his buggy backed into by
no -se ran into the crowd. jumped the fence,
and was thrown. No one was hurt, and but
little damage done to horse or buggy.
Will j. Eaton has gone to Proctor, where
he is to work for the Vermont Marble Com
pany. - James NJ Thompson of Barre
spent the Fourth in town with his father, j.
b. Thompson. - James Eaton and Sis
ter, of Hyde Park, spent some days with
friends here last week. - Charles and
Carrie Green started on Monday for few
weeks vacation. They intend to spend a
few days visiting friends, then 60 to High
apolis, Mimi, is expected in town this
week. - Rev and Mrs. A. b. Enright
were in Windsor last week to attend the
funeral of Mr.. Enright's father. - Will
liam Strong, who is the foreman on the Ma
sonic block at Lyndon, was at home with
| his family a few days last week.
Warren.
The game OF base ball last Thursday be-
| tween the married men and the single men
resulted in favor of the former by score of
| "a to 4.
The Ladies' Aid Society and Christian
| Endeavor Societies have adopted appropri-
ate resolutions ON the death of Mrs. e. W.
| Slayt0n.
Why don't you buy your clothing at B. G.
Sterling & Co 3, where you get good
variety to select from and perfect satisfac.
ton guaranteed2
The Fourth was tittingly celebrated here
Bells were rung at sunrise and there was an
address in the afternoon by Rev. Scott F.
| Hersey Of Boston. 1t was well attended
and was patriotic and interesting. In the
evening there was an elaborate display OF
| fireworks.
DR.. o. d. Greene, wife, and daughter
Mabel, OF Bethel, visited friends in town
last week. Rev. S. Eldertield of Mid
dlesex, who preached plumber Of times
last year at the Unitarian church, was in
town a few days last week. - L. NJ
Heath, with wife and daughter Ethel, spent
last week visiting friends in town. -
Edward Palmer Of Bristol is visiting hi.
daughter, Mrs. V. l.. Perkins.
East Warren.
May j. Harmon closed her school at thu
village last week Tuesday with singing ant
recitations by the scholars. Those having
no marks during the term were Myrtle NJ
Brown, Mabel A. Robinson, Conrad V
Brown and Roy l.. Russell. Those having
only one mark were Lena B. I.amordes
Moro Hatch, Herbert N. Lamordes ant
Claud L. Miner. There were only TIVE
tardy marks during the whole term.
Mrs. A. M. Dickinson of Burlington i
visiting in town. - Mrs. Carolin
Wright, from Iowa, a former resident O
this place, arrived here July 7. Her Sol
George accompanied her. - Jack Grees
wood was called to Essex last week to n
tend the funeral OF his father.