The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1896-09-09

az teacher in Dickinson, N. ID. - Mr.. ID.
G.. Hayes aud wife of Waterbury visited at
DR.. II H. Watson's few days last week.
49, Bessie Smith has returned to Salem,
Mass, where she is to enter commercial
school. =-= r w. Kidder Of Rockville,
Conn is in Town visiting friends and rela-
tives - Roy Newton was at home from
Bradford few days last week on account
of sickness. ==-= Lena Church returned to
her school in Waterbury last Monday.
Tunbridge.
Thomas Smith has sold his fine steers for
S125.
The summer boarders at Lester Whtney's
| and f., Tuller's have returned to their
| homes.
Rev. j. Demeritt repeated, by request,
his address on the siege of Vickshurg and
it's battles before Whitney Post.
The funeral Of Carlton o. Burnham, the
veteran stage-driver, at Chelsea, on the 9th,
was attended by several persons of the
town. Revs. B. b. Sherman and j. 2, De-
merritt officiated.
The death of Deacon E. f. Howe, sud-
denly and unexpectedly, September l. re-
| moves one of our most prominent and most
esteemed citizens. He had received all the
important honors in the gift of the town;
held the position of deacon about twenty
years; often intrusted with the most impor-
tant affairs OF the church, and its best sup
DOIltT. luz luueIdl OCCulltu dJ JHo ChuiOu,
which was crowded, quite number of the
audience being from other towns The
church was heavily draped. Many flowers
and floral designs from friends, a select
choir, and appropriate services, graced the
occasion Deacon Howe will be greatly
missed in the church and by the commu-
nifty.
Daisy Rolfe soon returns to her home
from Chelsea. William Clark comes
to assist in caring for his father, Francis
Clark, who is no better. - Lewis
Campbell, sick with measles at his fathers,
is better. - Gertie GOodale returns to
her work of teaching in Maiden, Mass.
Vershire.
A series of revival meetings commenced
at the Advent chapel on Tuesday.
Many from here attended The centennial
of the Orange county bar at Chelsea.
There have been no services at the Adj
vent chapel for the past two Sundays. the
minister and many Of the congregation
being away at camp meeting.
Myron Wilmot, our stage-driver, has been
taking his vacation at the camp-meeting AT
White River Junction, his place on the
stage being supplied by Mr.. Dodge OF Post
Mills.
Miss E. S. Tobey the evangelist, and Mr..
Kibbey of Manchester, n H., who have
been holding meetings here during the past
week, left Saturday morning TO go to Plain
field, where they will hold meetings this
week.
Fred A. Morey was called to Post Mills
last week to attend the funeral of his sister
Mrs. Minnie Morey Waterman. Mrs,
Waterman was formerly Minnie Morey Of
this place, and her many friends here mourn
her early death and extend their heartfelt
sympathy to the bereaved family.
Iona Fits has gone to Bradford, where
she will attend the academy this fall -
Henry A. Parker is seriously i'll at his home
here. George Fletcher and family O
Manchester, N. H, spent last week in town
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs Leonard Robin
son.
Copperfield.
This new mine, No. 7, is looking very
promising. Professor Bibicob of Brooklyn
N Y, came last Wednesday to superintenC
the work.
School has begun in South Vershire will
Fannie Kendall of Strafford as teacher
Mr.. Bailey of Randolph teaches in Yer
shire Center, and Marietta Paul in Miller
, Pond district
Della Swift has returned to Massachu
sets. - Mrs. John Osborne of Eas
J Barre is visiting her mother, Mrs. Gran
Vile. - Paul Diamont Leavitt latel!
visited his grandparents in Bradford. -
Mr.. Daniel, Carpenter johnson, Wei
liugton Powers, and families, and Eldel
Harding have been attending the Adven
cam p-meeting at the junction.
Boys will be boys" but you can't affort
to lose any of them. Be ready for thu
green apple season by having Dewitt!
Collie and Cholera Cure in the house. w
E. Terrill & Co., Montpelier, VT
Waitsfield
The reception at NJ L. Richardson's il
largely attended The Wats6eld Cornet
Band was present. Refreshments weI'
served. and Mr.. Richardson presented thu
! band twenty dollars.
Mrs. A. f. Richardson entertained Rev
f. @. Brown and Miss Miriam of Boston al
tea on Friday evening in honor OF Mrs L.
K. Reed Mes. Reed leaves September Il
for home, accompanied by Almon JosliI
and her dog "Turko."
David Gleason and wife of Waterbury
visited friends in town last week. -
o. M. Eaton was at Highgate, camping,
few days last week. - Charles Water
man and wife of Denver, Colo, are in town
for few days. - II. p. Riford Of Bos
ton was at O. NJ. EatOn's day or two this
week -. Frank j. Green has gone t.
Bethel to work in the store of j. G. Sar
gent. - II. A. BOyce and wife have gon'
TO Black Hall, Conn.,, for few weeks visi
with Mrs. Boyce's sister, Mrs. David
Turner.
Walden.
lHb Iuulbb Alu OOCl6ly Will Clodh th'
church next Thursday.
Five persons have been baptized by Rev
Nj. b. Parounagian since conference ant
one received into full membership.
Rev Mr.. Hartwell, Congregational min
lister at Cabot and the Methodist pastor
M. b. Parounagian, exchanged pulpits las
Sunday.
A republican rally was held at the churcl
last week, with Hon Mr.. Walbridge ant
Walter Dutton as speakers. A gentleman
sang some very appropriate campaign songs
A part of the machinery for the Noyes
Vile creamery has arrived, and the cream
cry is being put in order. Pipe has beef
laid, and good stream Of water is running
AT the building
: The members of the Epworth Leagu
have named their chapter Scott Chapter il
honor of Amos A. Scott, who has been
member OF the church and devoted Chris
tian for many years.
Maud Buck has returned to Hudson
Mass, where she is teaching school. =-
Mr.. Peters and family have moved upol
the Shaw place. 60 Mrs. j. b. Rogers /
. visiting her son In Barre.