The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1896-10-07

winter. g. Nancy e. Jones, a well-known
former resident, has been appointed prin-
cipal Of the public schools of Merrick, Mass.
60 Cyrus ID. Burbank was at home over
Sunday from Providence, r. 1. -
Nellie M. Corwin is visiting in St. Johns
bury this week.
Corinth
The Methodist Episcopal church of Cor
inth Corner, being the oldest Methodist
church In the state, and just one hundred
years old will celebrate her centennial ami
versary October 9, 10 and II. All pastors
of Vermont are invited, and all presiding
elders and former pastors are requested to
come and take part. Entertainment will
be furnished free for all coming from dis
lance. The programme will open on Fri
day evening, October 8, at half past seven,
with a lecture, illustrated with more than
thirty slides. Subject: "An Evening with
the Wesleys," by Rev @. s. Nutter y. D., of
st. Adams, and continue through the bal
ance Of the time, to conclude with an ad.
dress on 1.-THE Church and Temperance"
by A. j. Merrill, Esq of Nashua, N. ii.
South Duxbury.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet with
Mrs. Frank Horton on Wednesday afternoon
and evening.
Martin Clair, nine years old, son Of L. V.
Turner, has caught one woodchuck, two
coons, one squirrel, one dog, two skunks
and nine hedgehogs within a very short
time.
Charles Sherman has rented his farm to
| Joseph Ravlin. 60 Nelson Beach has
| been moving and repairing his buildings.
| 60 Mrs. Sarah Griffith of Waterbury is
| visiting her many friends. - Charles w Z.
| Kellogg spent Sunday with his son. -
| Rev. q. g. Hubert exchanged with Rev. o.
| l.. Barnard last Sunday. - Charles
| Louizell and wife are at home for a short
| time.
You'll use less of it-Harmless Soap.
East Montpelier.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Stevens have returned
from their wedding trip to New York.
- Rev. Mr.. Blair Of Manchester, N. II.
visited Rev. Joseph Cobb last week. -
Miss Bessie Pitkin of Montpelier has been
visiting Misses Hattie and Julia Foster for
few days. - K. e. Sprague goes TO
Groton next week to attend to the duties at
that station during the absence OF MIR.
Smith. - Dean p Town of Barre spent
Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.
G.. Town.
You'll use less of it-Harmless Soap.
Groton.
DR.. Gibson of Woodsyille was in town
last Sunday in consultation with Dr. East
man in the case OF Henry Plumer, who was
bitten by dog about three weeks ago,
HI. Gilman has been making repairs in
his mill - j. j. Markham spent few
days in town last week. - Miss Maggie
Morrison visited in Hardwick last week
- T. b. Hall was in Albany, VT, las
week - Alexander Cochran has re
turned from Boston. - Cyrus Darling
of Davenport, Ia, arrived in town last
Thursday, - M. N. Richardson ant
wife, Miss Burdick and Mrs. Mcclellan
started for Davenport Ia, last week Thurs
day. - Mrs. Alexander Cochran has re
turned from Montpelier, where she has beef
| for fba thraa waaks - a. III. PillR
bury and wife were in Boston last week OIL
business.
Marshfield.
Rev. A. N. Ross of Woodbury. is expecte
to preach at the Methodist church next Sun
day morning.
Mrs. Nena ID winelD Kelley, formerly G
this town, but now of Woburn, Mass, wa
married last week to Arthur Gage of W.
burn at the residence Of her brother, y.
, Dwinell. She returns to her new home thi
week.
, Mrs. Jonathan Folsom died last wee
: Wednesday and was buried on Friday
, Funeral was held at the Universalis
a church. Rev. Mr.. Drown preaching. Ma
q tin Chandler and wife, William Chandlt
and sister Ella, from Moretown, attende
the funeral.
, The sub-district meeting of the Woman
Home Missionary Society of st. Johnsbur
district will be held at the Methods
: church on Thursday and Friday, October
! and 9, to which reduced rates of fare wi
- be given by the railroads. A cordial inv
q q tation is extended to all. Following Is u
b programme: Thursday Evening-Praise Sc
vice, led by Mrs. Nellie Mears; music
/ choir; scripture; prayer; music; auares
o docs 1t Pay9" Mrs. A, II. Webb, Mon
o pelier; music; reading, Zone Christina
9 DOLL" Miss Flora Atkins, Cabot;, RECITATION
g collections; singing, America" -; benedi
II ton. Friday Morning-Devotional servic
$ led by the district president; greeting
y Rev. s. g. Lewis, Marshfeld; responss
IS Adobe Huts," Mrs. Mary l.. Adams, Cabo
"Our Secondhand Clothing" Mrs. q.
Bugbee, Barre; "Our Beneficiaries, MI
H. X. Sherburne, Montpelier; selectio
Question Box, Mrs. A. ii. Webb. Fridi
acknowledges service, led by Mrs.
st L. Cooper, Plainfeld; music; 1.-THE W.
I'd M. g., It's Relation to ~ Our New State
AZ (2) Temperance" Miss Bertha Chamberli
Piainfield; Methodism," Mrs. E. M. Smit
J. Montpelier; =" Alaska and Palageia Tu
ir koff y Mrs. J. o. Sherburne, Williamson
70 music; poem, Mrs. Laura Brigham Boyt
B, Montpelier; "Our Work in the South
m Mrs. e c. Elmore, Cabot; children's hor
I'd "Why Believe in the w. ID. M. 81
pastors. Friday Evening-Music by cho
Is Man WORTH" Rev. W. r. Davenpo
Barre; music; recitation; collection; bel
m diction.
nd You'll use less of it-Harmless Soap.
~ MiddIesex.
A. Rev. j. Edward Wright of Montpeli
av will occupy the Unitarian pulpit next Su
d. day.
es A number from Middlesex attended
production of Faust" at Montpelier Il
Saturday evening.
The creamery station is run only eve
other day, now that cool weather facilita
lis the keeping Of the milk.
&c. 1t is expected that the opening ball
he the hotel will occur one week from nj
Friday evening. This affair should be W
n attended, as 1t bids fair to be an enJoya
nd event.
lily The Unitarian Ladies' Aid Society "
hold socable with Mrs. G. ID. Dennis
Try this afternoon, to which cordial Invita-
We is extended
[or Rev. Samuel Elberfield, who occupied
Unitarian pulpit here year ago, paid
gs, many friends visit last week Mr.. ELL
ch field has been preaching at Ftzwilliam,
err H., the past summer