The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-07-03

N. H., accompanied by Alice Houston.
- Mrs. s. e. Slack has returned from
Hanover to her home with her daughter
Mrs. Oracle Sargent. - Mrs. Wilbur
Green broke one leg last Saturday as she
jumped from a carriage.
South Tunbridge.
Bert Brown killed his dog last week on
account of its having bitten Everett Cor.
win.
A large number were present at the clos
ing exercises Of school last Friday after
noon. or the seventeen pupils enrolled,
fourteen were not tardy, ten had no abb
sences, and two were absent only one day
each. Term average per day, fifteen. May
the vacation to my scholars be as full of en-
joyment as the past few weeks have been OF
industry" is the desire Of the teacher.
waitsfield.
Rev. A. b. Enright was called to Windsor
on Monday to see his father, who Is very
sick. - Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Boyce, Mr..
and Mrs. William Palmer, and Rev. A. B.
Enright were at Montpelier last week to at.
tend the Sundayschool convention. -
Maud Enright Is spending her vacation with
her father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. A. B.
Enright. g. John Neill is very sick at N
ID. Houses. - William Palmer and wife
spent several days last week visiting
friends in Hyde Park and Waterbury.
warren.
b. G. Sterling & Co. have large line of
haying tools.
Charles M. Colby of East Orange and
X ate A. Tillotson were married at the home
of the bride last Wednesday.
There is to be grand celebration here
this year Among other exercises, Rev.
Scott Hersey Of Boston is to deliver
lecture
School in district No closed last Friday
with Abby NJ Church as teacher. Those
having no marks were Mabel and Charlie
Stoddard and Edith Wakefield Evelyn
Cook was absent only one day. Those hav-
ing no tardy marks were Mabel and Charlie
Stoddard, Edith aud Howard Wakefield,
Evelyn and Pearl Cook, Alice and Lloyd
Long, Hattie Catchpaw and Fidelia Murray.
Those having only one tardy mark were
Lila and Iva Thayer
A. III. Smalley is in Waterbury for few
weeks, visiting his parents. - W. II.
Cardell was in Bristol last week -
Fred Sears OF Somervile, Mass, is visiting
at Edward b. Ford's. - Mrs. Frank
Shaw and daughter Lottie are visiting in
Mortified.
East Warren.
For an account of the Coby-Richardso
wedding see East Orange items.
All the schools closed last week except
the two in the village, which close this
week.
School in district No. l, taught by Anna
Averill, closed on Friday with singing and
recitations by the children. The scholars
having no absent marks were Ruth Sargent
Lizzie Williamson, Bertha Averill, Aaron
Estey and Fred Elliott. Those not absent
more than one day were Alden Heath,
Genie Estey, Ernest Lamb and Mamie
Estey
Duane and Oscar Hudson, with their
wi ha in Drai ntra
visiting friends. - Mrs. Carrie Qumby
and daughter of Bristol are visiting in town.
- Grace Williams of Waltham, Mass,
visited friends here last week. - Rev.
j. X. Thompson, our pastor during the past
year, returned to Worcester, Mass, last
week.
Washington.
The village schools close to-day, with the
annual picnic tomorrow.
S. K. Carpenter and A. T. Newman took
trip to Berlin Pond last Saturday and
were very handsomely entertained by
George NJ Scribner of Montpelier, who was
the pioneer in inaugurating the improve
ments that have made the spot so popular
as summer resort.
Sylvester Tillotson died last week Mon
day, in his eightieth year. He had resided
in town most Of his life, and enlisted from
here as private in Co. ID, Fifteenth Ver-
mont. He had received pension for some
years. He leaves a widow, two sons-L. ID.
and T. r. Tillotson- and one daughter
Adaline,-wife of w. II. Page, all of this
village.
Stillman Seaver died last Wednesday,
aged sixty FIVE years. He had lived on the
farm where he died ever since childhood
in the town of Williamstown, but had done
most of his business in this village, and was
buried here at his request He leaves a
widow and one son, Ernest M, who is en-
nj in ha of ~ rrtry ky
Co., of this place.
Cyrus II. Smith returned to town last
week, and his family are expected here this
week TO spend the summer. - Mrs.
Laura Bowles returned home from Burling-
ton last Saturday, accompanied by her niece,
Martha Smith of that city. - Charles
Rathburn and wife of Stowe are visiting at
Curtis Parkhurst's. - Mrs. DIR. Dean of
Lebanon, n. H., was in town over Sunday.
- Mrs. q. III. McAllister and children
arrived from Boston last Saturday evening.
Waterbury.
Coles circus and menagere will show
forth within the village limits next Monday.
There will be horse trot on the grounds
of the Winooski Valley Agricultural Asso-
citation next Wednesday.
The Ladies' Missionary Society of the
Congregational church will meet with Mrs.
L. H. Elliot this afternoon.
Mrs NJ. II. Colby of Petaluma, CAL, is
visiting relatives in town and renewing ac-
quaintances Of twenty years ago.
An account Of thu golden wedding ami
versary of Rev. and Mrs. Tenney, celebrated
last Wednesday, will be found in another
column.
Mrs. Sarah Danforth, aged eighty seven
years, mother of Frank G. Pero, died last
week and was buried Thursday, Rev. L. II.
Elliot officiating.
AT regular monthly meeting of the viii
lage trustees, held Monday evening, Joseph
Somerville and Frank H. A,herton were
appointed policemen.
A regular communication of Winooski
Lodge, No. 40, f. and A. M , will be held at
the Masonic hall this evening at eight
o'clock. Work on first degree.
The annual meeting of the stockholders OF
the Waterbury Public Library will be held
at the library rooms, Tuesday afternoon,
July 8, at four o'clock. A full attendance
is desired.
The Bristol Comm Herald, contains the
following personal item: "Miss Mile Arms,
formerly teacher in the Normal School at
New Britain, has accepted position in the
teachers college at MOrninpaide Heiuhta