The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1896-02-19

| Sunday at home with her mother. -
Mrs. r. p. Clay has been seriously Ill the
past week Miss Nettie Kinsman Is caring
| for her. - Eliza Lord Is home from
Smith College. She Is sick and unable to
study.
singng-school on Tuesday and Friday
| evenings
Rev. Mr.. Esterbrooks supplied the pulpit
last Sunday.
Presiding Elder Beeman Of Montpelier
supplies the pulpit on Sunday, February
%, and administer the sacrament.
| Rev. W. Fl. White is sick. - Mrs.
Mary Morse has broken bone In her
| shoulder. - Mr.. and Mrs. q. W. Rich
ardson made his sister and brother q short
visit in Stanford last week. - Mr. and
Mrs. James Holmes are improving under
the care Of Miss Alice knights.
South Tunbridge.
Miss Edith Wills, who has been teaching
at Hope Falls, N. Y, is at home.
School closes this week Saturday. The
exercises will begin at two p M, after which
| there will be class-tree entertainment.
Mrs. Leonard Fifeld died on Sunday,
February 8, after a long and painful illness,
The funeral was held az her late home the
following Tuesday, Rev. e. r. Currier off,
ciating.
| P0st Mills.
Schools closed last Friday.
On Monday morning the Thermometer
registered 800 below Zero
Professor Reed OF East Corinth gave one
OF his popular recitals at Unity sHall last
Friday evening.
Miss Allyn has returned to her home at
Fsrnham, P. O., and Miss Miller to Dunn
merston, vt. - Mr.. Knight OF Vershire
has moved into the old hotel on Main street
- George Slack OF Boston, Mass, has
moved in with his father, A P. Slack, on
Harlow attended the Christian Endesvor
union at Thetford last week. - Miss
Hattie s. Putnam of willow Cottage 1"
has gone to Laconia, N. H., on visit.
Vershire.
Several from here attended the drama at
Chelsea last Friday night.
School at the Upper Village, miss Vina
Fuller, teacher) finished last Friday.
Miss Mary Caswell, former teacher here,
has been teaching this winter at North
Thetford.
Mr.. Sargent Hood, an old-time resident OF
Vershire, died at the residence of his son,
George Hood, February 8. Elder j. d.
Cross oficated at the funeral the following
Tuesday.
FL. Lewis was at Mr.. woodcock's last
week. - Mrs. G. S. Ely left town last
week for West Gardiner, Mass, to spend
her vacation with her sister. - Miss
Edith 1. Parker goes to ST. Johnsbury this
week to visit relatives - Mrs. Sanborn
is keeping house for Mr.. Cross.
Copperfield.
Luther Newcomb and wife of Lebanon
were in town last week.
Miss Flossie Prisk, who has been in Barre
during the winter, has returned.
w. F. Harding is furnishing lumber fol
the bobbin shop in West Fairlee.
J School closed February 49, Miss Alice
Farnhsm has taught the past few terms.
Mike Murphy, who has been working fol
W. f. Rowell has gone to Charlemont
:, Mass.
Waitsfeld.
L. d. Savage was home from St. Alban,
over Sunday.
W. NJ. Strong goes to Waterbury thil
week, to have charge Of building two
: house there.
Rev. A. j. Covell OF Waterbury preached
! a very helpful sermon, last Sunday, in ex
\ change with Pastor Fiske.
, There will be no meeting Of the Coco
Templars this week on account of the schoo
exhibition to be held Friday evening.
Rev. A. B. Enright and wife, Mrs. Will
lam Palmer and Gertrude Richardson
= were at Waterbury Center on Wednesday
to attend the district meeting Of the Ep
worth League.
! There will be social gathering and do
nation visit at the parsonage at the Congre
! gational church on Tuesday evening, Feb
ruary %. All, old and young, are cordial,
invited to come and have good time.
Frank Smith and Miss Mae Howe wer
> united in marriage, February 10, at tn,
n Congregational parsonage, by Rev. E. 8
Fiske. Mr.. and Mrs. Smith commences
housekeeping on his place. recently pur
: chased OF Mrs. Robert Maxwell, in Soutl
Fayston.
. The village schools will give an exhibition
:, in the Brick church next Friday evening
Doors open at seven o'clock entertainment
begins at half-past seven. Admission, tel
cents The money raised is to be used for
;. flag for the school. AS this is done in
good cause, give them full house.
u At the last quarterly conference of tn
l. Methodist church, the following were cleo
ted stewards for the year: I. ID. Poland, A
J.. ID. Bragg p. +. Carroll, j. X. Berry, L. c
Berry, II. B. Cady. l.. NJ Leonard, q.
McAllister, M. A. Palmer, Mrs. j. Boyce
= P. E. Lockwood, Allen Howe and o 5
Joslin,
The fellowship meetings at the cOngrega
n tended and very helpful. Rev. Drs. Jack
: son of Barre and Hazen of Mortified wer
present; also Revs. Elliot and Covell @
:. Waterbury, and Grisbrook OF Worcester
= The meetings are continued this week
@ afternoons and evenings. All are cordial
invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Mehuron had mar
row escape from serious injury on Tuesda
9 Of last week, when Dr.. VanDeusen's run
II away horses jumped on the sleigh in whic
they were riding the pole striking Mr.. Me
n huron's horses, causing them to run. Flo
!. a time things looked serious. The sleig
was badly snashed. Mr.. and Mrs. Menu
ron were considerably hurt, but not SER
n ously. The people living on the brook roa
,, think the doctor is too old to drive such
spirited pair of horses.
Vernon G. Pierce has gone to Warren t
q work for Parker & Slayton. - Mr.. an
q Mrs, Sylvester Bill of Chelsea are visitin
- friends in town.
A CARD.-We, the undersigned, do hereb
;, agree to refund the money on a fifty-cen
= bottle Of Greene's Syrup of Tar II it fails t
), cure your cough or cold. We also warrau
!. a twenty-five cent bottle to prove satistat
tory or no pay. We also refund the none
(twenty-fiye cents) on box of Neu Rol Pill