The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1896-01-22
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the family were well known and are kindly
remembered.
Mrs. Fuller, mother of Cyrus Fuller OF
this place, was brought here for burial last
Thursday. Mrs. Fuller was born in Yer.
shire ninety-six years ago, and here most OF
her life had been spent Here she married,
and, settling on what is now one Of YER
shirs's " deserted iarms," patiently toiled
amid the privations OF those early days,
rearing to maturity large family of sons
and daughters. Her later years have been
spent with a daughter in Bradford, and it
was at her home that she died. Mrs. Fuller
retained her faculties almost unimpaired
until last spring, when she was Frustrated
by a severe illness, from which she never
fully recovered Through the long months
since she has fingered, receiving every at
tention and care which loving children
could bestow upon cherished mother, un.
til the heavenly summons came, and the
weary wheels of life stood still"
CopperHeld
[Several items from this locality will be
found on the second page
Henry Rankin has gone to Barre to work.
A valuable colt belonging to Eli Godfrey
died recently from eating ground pine.
waitsfieId.
L. d. Savage, now Of st. Adams, was
with his family here over Sunday,
Our old townsman, Cheney Prentiss OF
Mortified, was in town over Sunday.
The Home Circle will meet with Mrs j.
H. Hastings on Wednesday afternoon.
Who can remember winter like this?
January 20, and not one days sleighing yet.
DR.. G. j. Allen and wife from Peterboro'
N. H., were in town few days last week.
visiting friends.
The auction at j. G. Lewis was we'll
attended Most things sold well. Horses
as usual, this year, sold low.
Rev. A. B. Enright was in Warren last
Wednesday to attend the funeral of Mr..
Estey, father of Rev. Mr.. Estey.
John Donnaly and Mrs. Mary Black were
married at Moretown on Monday, January
20. We understand that they are to live in
Barre.
While drawing ice from the cove last
week, James Smith was struck by the
lifting.pole and thrown into the pond, He
was released at once from his cold BATH
The subject of the next lecture Of this
winters course is "Snap Shots Taken in
Europe" and the lecture will be given next
Tuesday evening by Rev. j. Edward Wright.
Meetings will be held at the Methodist
church Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
evenings al half past seven o'clock, and
Saturday afternoon at two o'clock. Colonel
Kneeland has charge Everybody is in
vted to attend.
The members of Valley Lodge, No. Is,
I. o. o F., with their families to the mum
Der of about one hundred and twenty met
at their hal last Wednesday evening and
celebrated their thirteenth anniversary with
an oyster supper. A short literary pro-
gramme and music helped to pass the even
ing.
AS Pastor Fiske and wife returned from
prsyer.meeting. Friday evening, pleasant
surprise awaited them. On stepping from
the hall into the dining.room they found
the table extended to its limit and laden
with refreshments. AS expressions of sur
prise were uttered suppressed laughter
attracted them to the parlors. There they
found the choir. After hearty greetings all
returned to the dining.room and gathered
about the table, where another surprise
awaited the pastor and his wife in the form
| OF a center piece of a set OF solid silver tea
| spoons tied with white ribbon. Mrs. New.
| comb read note and presented Mrs. Fiske
bouquet to be worn during the evening, in
memory of an absent member. Refresh
ments and social hour followed.
A CARD. We, the undersigned, do hereby
| agree to refund the money on fifty cent
bottle of Greene's Syrup OF Tar If it fails to
cure your cough or cold. We also warrant
| a twenty-five cent bottle to prove satisac-
tory or no pay. We also refund the money
twenty-five cents) on box of Neu Rol Pills
| il they fail to cure your headache. Norton
& Boyce, o. G. Eaton, w. K. Jones, M. l..
Richardson, Waits6eld.
Warren
There is to be cotillion party at Town
Hall on Friday evening, January "a.
limo gene, or the Witch's Secret" will
! be presented in Waitsteld tomorrow
Thursday evening.
| The play by the Unitarian Society, JAN
| uary IA, was decided success. Great
credit was due to r. G. Blake, the villain Of
| the drama and to the manager, for his care
full training and interest in the work.
Jesse L. McAllister has returned from
| Waterbury on account of sickness. - f..
w. Slayton was in Morrisville last week on
| business.
East Warren.
George f. Wright of Council Bluffs, Ia,
is visiting his mother.
1t is expected that Rev. John Quay Of
| Brandon will preach here next Saturday
evening, and will also hold quarterly meet
ing services here next Sunday.
E. w. Estey died January II, at the home
of his son, Aaron Estey, at the age OF eighty
| four years. The funeral WIS held at the
church on Wednesday, Rev. A. B. Enright
of Waitsfield attending assisted by A. L..
Kneeland. The remains were taken to
Leicester for burial.
Waterbury.
The Ladies' Union met yesterday after
noon with Mrs. Towle.
The Ladies' Aid Society meets with Mrs.
A. YORK this afternoon.
The Reading Club is to meet with Lottie
Carpenter next Friday evening.
Jesse Foster is acting as baggage master
during the absence, for few days, OF Van
Henderson
Andrew Davis of Bolton, while chopping
wood near Little River last Saturday, cut
his foot badly
The friends OF Mrs. c. e. Richardson OF
St. Adams will be glad to know of her re-
covery from quite serious illness
Rev. L. H. Elliot preached in the interest
OF the Vermont Bible Society at Thetford
Center and North TIL, tford last Sunday.
The meetings at the Methodist church
are being continued this week. r v. I'll. A.
Spencer OF Montpelier is assisting the pastor
in the work.
The ice crop is said to be unusually good
this winter. 1t is being harvested by the
State Asylum, and by John Root and
several parties for private use.