The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1896-10-28

ana picturesque presentation OF her subject.
She Is accompanied by a young Indian
woman, who has been educated in the Con-
gregational Mission schools. The subject
OF the address Is to present the interesting
work in which Mrs. Woodbury. is engaged,
and n collection il asked.
Next Friday evening, at eight o'clock, the
opening concert of the Christian Endeavor
entertainment will be given in the Congre.
gational church by the Imperial Quar-
tette H." of st. Johnsbury, accompanied by
the popular reader, Mrs. Anna Spencer
Frost. The entertainment committee has
arranged four very superior entertainments.
All the money r. ceved at these four above
expenses, will be expended in securing
talent for the fifth, which will he a concert,
hoped to be the best ever given in Cabot,
and every loyal citizen should secure
season ticket for only one dollar.
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East Calais.
The Universalist Ladies' League will
serve an election supper in Levison &
Lambs hall on Wednesday evening, No
vember L. An oyster supper will be served
from six to eight o'clock, to be followed by
an entertainment. Tickets to hall, includ-
ing supper, twenty cents each; children, ten
cents.
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Sodom
VIII Lawrence and Benjamin Lowery
have gone to Worcester, umbering, and
Herbert Weeks has moved his family there.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. K. Brown have been Wis
iting in Northtied. They attended the
dedication Of the new Methodist church
there.
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Chelsea.
About eighty young people attended So
ciable at the Congregational vestries on
Wednesday evening OF last week.
Sunday was observed as Harvest Sun
day" at the Congregational church. The
audience room was tastefully decorated
with "the kindly fruits Of the EARTH" and a
sermon appropriate to the occasion was
preached.
The exodus from town last week owing to
the special excursion rates to Boston was
alarming. Among the missing were the
following j. b. Bacon, w. II. H. Hail. A,
II. Powers and wife, E d. Barnes and
wife, A. W. Whitney and wife, J. A. r.
Corwin, Alice L. Corwin, Mrs. M. X. Grit
daughter Cornelius Pettes, H. Q. Bixby,
Erastus Bugbee Mrs. d. T. McAllister, NJ
V. B. Spiller and Fred A. Hardy.
Judge Nichols held special session of
the probate court here on Friday in the
matter of an application by the selectmen
for the appointment of guardian for the
young children of Gustus w. Cleveland
j. X. Darling represented the selectmen,
and j. d. Denison opposed the appoint
ment on behalf Of Cleveland. After the ex-
animation of several witnesses, the court
declined to appoint guardian. Mr.. Cleve-
lands character being now triumphantly
INDICATED, it is hoped that he will conduct
himself accordingly.
G. G. McAllister has been driving the
atQpa of late James # Morria bao
gone to Boston to spend the winter with
his son Fred. - Mrs Lucy P. Allen of
Barnard is keeping house for William Rob-
bins. - Mrs. Sophronia Ordway has
gone to Thorndike, Mass. to spend the win
ter with a daughter. - Villa Gille-
land has returned to j. H. Grffins from a
two-months' western trip. - Robert H.
Birchmore is here, having finished work at
Bethel - w. L. Sargent has moved
into the Gould house, which he bought
some time since, and James B. Smith, the
late occupant, has moved to South Royal
ton. - Louise Berry has gone to Mont
pelier for osteopathic treatment. - Dr..
Arthur V. Goss and Harry III. Goss are
home for a week from Taunton and Brock
ton, Mass. = M. O.. Coburn and 4. f.
Peters attended the annual encampment of
the Union Veterans Union at Nashua, N.
H., last week. - j. f. Tucker is to re-
move to South STAFFORD. - George A.
Tracy is at home for a short time from
Lowell, Mass.
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East Montpelier.
A. o. Bailey has been ill during the past
week. - Wilbur Goodrich is sick with
pneumonia and mumps. - Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Strong visited friends in Waits
field last week. - Mrs. Hiram Reyes of
Warren is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. w. Ormsbee. - Mrs. Charles
Foster, in company with MIS-. w. III. Glad
ding of Barre, went to Boston last WedneS-
day to spend week or more with friends
in that vicinity
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North Montpelier.
There are rumors of two weddings in this
village.
Orlando Knapp and several others were
in Boston last week.
G.. f. Sibley has begun work upon the
factory and is to make extensive repairs
upon it.
M. V. B. Hollister was in Cambridge sew
eral days last week visiting his son-in-law,
K. @. Wells.
There is well-founded rumor Of an APP
preaching wedding in this village in the
near future.
Misses Alga and Louie Hammett OF Phila-
delphia are here on visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. Q. Hammett.
George f. Sibley has started on his job of
building large addition to his wooden fac
tory. G. s. Bennett is doing the work.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Converse are the
happy parents of girl baby, born on the
18th. Mother and child are doing finely.
Mrs Elvira Warren was taken violently
i'll on Monday. DR.. Lazelle of Plainfeld
was called, and she is considered a very lit
tie better
The Independent Club" has in view a
series Of enter tainments this fall and win
ter-the first to be a chicken-pie festival in
the near future.
The third meeting of the North Mont
pelier gun club was held last week Satur-
day The best score of the day and season,
thus far, was made by Alden Martin-17 out
of a possible %.
The young gentlemen in the village had
their first meet on Saturday afternoon look
ing towards the organizing of gun club.
The boys did well for the first meeting, the
best score being made by ID. III. Hollister,
sixteen out of possible twenty-five
pigeons.
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Marshfield.
Savaral from Our village attended the