The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1896-01-15

little Charley Canerdy (groom), Blanche
Traverse (bride), Mark Traverse (best mani.
Florence OBrien (maid of honor), with Roy
Demeritt as clergyman. Little Red Rid
ing Hood" "Silver Hair" Jack, the
Giant Killer" " Cinderella" and Little
DO Peep " appeared as visitors from Story
Land. Among. the other features of the
evening were the songs by Zephyr Ather-
ton and Nellie Traverse, aud singing by
other members Of the school, The organ
solo by Pearl Corse, the violin solo by Ar
thur Smalley and the speaking by Charley
Gabree were worthy Of much praise. The
entertainment closed with the singing of
New England" in which all j)iped. Over
$l2 was realized, which will be used for
the purchase OF flag for the new school
building. The thanks OF all are due to Miss
Crossett and all who so kindly assisted in
making the entertainment success.
Waterbury Center.
Frank Bryan was home from Montpelier
over Sunday.
Miss Emma Vaughn is visiting among
her friends In Middlesex.
Lena Luce, who has been In Woodstock
for several weeks, has returned.
Rev. M. II. Eddy exchanged with Rev
Fl. W. Worthen Of Stowe last Sunday.
Rev. George Tabor, who attended the
| Advent conference at Derby, returned last
week and occupied his pulpit at Colby vile
on Sunday.
| Mrs. Lewis White attended the Free Bap-
list quarterly meeting at Starksboro, last
Friday, returning on Monday,
j. G. Smith OF Whitefeld, N. H., who
was called here to attend the funeral OF
Calvin Moulton, returned last week. Mrs.
Smith remains with her mother for short
time.
Woodbury.,
Miss Laura McKinstry is visiting friends
in Albany.
All the sick ones in this section OF the
town ars now convalescent.
Henry Ross has just lost one Of his largest
team horses, and has another very sick.
Burt Nelson received quite severe injury
to his back, last Friday, while running a
saving machine.
The sudden death, last week, of Mrs.
Ernest Aims worth has cast deep gloom
over large circle.
Gilman Bill is visiting his sons in Lowell,
Mass, and Roy Osgood is looking after his
stock during his absence.
Mrs. Charles Kelton, who has been as
sisting Mrs. M e. Foster in caring for the
sick ones, has returned to Glover.
George Miller has bought the blacksmith
business OF Joe Sicily, and can be found at
the shop daily, r-ady for business.
Several singers in town are contemplating
taking in the musical convention at Peacham
which opens next Monday evening.
AS result OF the recent thaws and heavy
rains, some of the hill roads are almost
impossible and are certainly very dangerous
at night.
While Henry Ross was coming down
from the mountain with a load OF granite,
the other day, his entire load, horses and
all, went over the bank into Warner
Thomas mill yard. Fortunately no limbs
we're broken, but many think it was ulti'
mately the cause OF the death OF his horse
Jumbo.
South Woodbury..
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Wells are rejoicing
over the birth Of a little daughter.
Mr.. Fred Angel and wife of Hardwicl
spent last Sunday with his parents, g. W
Angel.
Bert Nelson. while lifting on log las
week, dropped a stitch in his back, and will
be obliged to lay by for few days.
Mrs. L. j. Benjamin is reported no better
She is in very low condition. DR.. Vaughn
OF Chicago was called to see her last week.
A. M. Benjamin started out his saving
machine last week He has his machine in
good running order with new circular saw
attached.
The oyster supper last Saturday night
given under the auspices Of the Ladies' Aid
amounted to nearly $40.
A CARD.-We, the undersigned, do hereby
agree to refund the money on fifty-cen
bottle of Greene's Syrup of Tar If it fails tt
cure your cough or cold We also Warrant
twenty-five cent bottle to prove satisfac
tory or no pay. We also refund the money
(twenty five cents) on box of Neu Rol Pills
II they fail to cure your headache. Town &
Burnham, South Woodbury.; s. B. Fair
North Calais; w. l.. Pierce, East Calais.
Worcester.
Walter Lance of Cabot is in town for
few days.
Miss Bates of Montpelier is visiting a
DR.. Lance's.
j. Z. Hancock has moved from Montpelier
back to the old farm.
The Reading Circle met with Miss Flors
Holmes on Friday evening last.
The band boys gave promenade concert
at Town Hall last Saturday evening, al
which large number of our young folks
had good time.
A little more fire than was necessary in
the school-house at the Corner on Wednes
day last caused great excitement for a short
time. The cool nerve and common sense OF
the teachers prevented panic among the
children. 1t was all over in few minutes
Very little damage was done. Schools did
not keep next day.
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