The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1896-04-22

n uduRDUBr was DOTH 10 MT. anu mrB.
Charles Beard on Saturday, April IL.
The Good Templars held pleasant ma
Pile sugar party at their hall on Saturday
evening, April IL.
Miss Edie Callagan, who has been so long
i'll, was reported better last week, and her
friends felt hopeful OF her recovery
The meeting of the Ladies' Home Mission
airy Society was held on Tuesday afternoon,
April z, at the home Of Mrs Nancy Morse.
East Corinth.
Miss Laura A. Butler, attending the Nor
NAL School at Randolph, has been spending
a short vacation at home. - Miss Hattie
M. Payne returned to her work in Cam
bridgeport, Mass, last week Tuesday.
e. s. Rowland has been confined to the
house with rheumatism, - Rufus Har-
rington of Boston has rented Mrs. Frank
Thompson's house and expects to move
West Corinth.
Mrs. Blanche Curtis and little boy OF
Barre came here two week ago They will
remain several weeks with her father, e.
Bugbee. - Simeon Merrill OF Haverhill,
N. H., has recently been here several days.
- Charles Burroughs has been carrying
on r. Richardson's sugar-place. - Gin
ton Sargent is working for Carl Slack at
the Darling farm.
FairIee.
John McClary has bought the Thomas
Bond farm on Middle Brook. - George
Maynard is working for r.. Q. Lucas at
wells hlyer. enoI 1ndge W. NJ; d. Hip h mas
- DIR. K. @. Chase has put in a tele-
phone.
Newbury.
Warren w. Bailey commenced last week
to erect new set of buildings, to take the
place Of the ones destroyed by fire last fall.
Rev. s. L. Bates visited at J. B. Laurie's
on Monday, April -. - W. .Whitcber
and Miss Estelle Humphrey were married
by Rev. j. l.. Merrill on Tuesday, April
o. Rev. A. W. Ford and others at
tended the Conference at Barre. - Mr..
and Mrs. John Avery's little child died on
Wednesday, April s. - John Perkins, a
former resident Of this village, has moved
with Mrs. Dean. - Mr.. Robbins, from
Derby, an old schoolmate of H. M. Hinman,
visited him recently. - Mary Poor of
Haverhill, N. H., visited relatives in town
recently. - Mrs. Anna E. Reyes went
to Boston last week Monday. - Mamie
on Sunday, April IL. u. G. Marcy
has been sick and unable to work.
East Orange.
But little sugar has been made here.
Rev. Mr.. Jones, Free Baptist pastor at
West Topsham, preached here on Sunday
April II.
Mrs. G. W. Coleman recently spent a few
days with friends in Barre. - Bernice
Colby returned on Saturday, April II, from
a weeks visit with Mrs. George Merrill at
South Corinth, Florence Richardson
who has been absent nearly year with her
sister in Concord, N. H., has returned.
North Randolph.
Mr.. Stafford of West Randolph has rented
the blacksmith shop and moved his family
into the tenement belonging to Gone Broth
ers Mrs. Bertha Durkee and daugh
ter Gladys are in Barre for a few weeks
we'll house.
West Topsham.
F. E. Kimball of Newbury was in town
on Friday, April 10, with large pair O.
work horses. Their combined weight was
5000 pounds. MIR. Kimball had sold then
to the city of Montpelier, and they were
taken there on the following day.
The friends of Hon. r. M. Harvey ar,
glad to welcome him home from California
where he has been the past winter. -
Edwin A. Wilds and family, who came herr
from Denver, Colo, two years ago, wen
back to their Western home week before last
- Mrs. Anna Daniels of Woodbury. ii
at DR.. II. L. Watson's for while. -
Roy d. Newton has been visiting in Barre
Waitsfield.
o. M. Eaton found lively grasshoppe
on the ledge south of the barber-shop las
week Monday.
The sugar festival at the Congregations
vestry, Tuesday evening, April 7, was {
very pleasant social gathering.
Owing to the high water, last week Mon
day night, the stage and all Of the freigh
teams were obliged to stay over night a
Moretown.
Charles f. Eddy, our live creamery man
has bought the creamery at Stowe. Hi
creameries here, also at Warren and More
town, are being well patronized now.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Long have the tende
sympathy of large circle OF friends in tn,
death of their little daughter, Lena Belle
who died of scarlet fever, Wednesday morn
months. Like most OF the cases OF scarle
fever this spring, in this vicinity, Lena hat
it in a light form, and was apparently get
ting over it well, when, either by taking
cold, or from some other cause, the relapse
came from which she was not able to rally
Funeral services were held at the house
Friday afternoon, April 10, at one O'Clock
by Pastor Fiske, and the form OF the littl
one was tenderly borne to its resting plac
in the cemetery on the Common. Man.
flowers were sent in by loving friends, no
ticeable among which were those from he
class in the Sunday-schOOl. Seven year
ago the seventh of the coming July Mr.. an,
Mrs. Long brought their little one for dedi
cation to God in baptism at the saCramen
of the Lords Supper. We now hear agail
the Masters voice, with divine tenderness
and fullness of meaning, saying: SUITE
little children to come unto me, and forbi
them not; for of such is the kingdom @
God" We have another treasure laid u
in heaven.
Clothed with immortal sprngtme,
Decked with heavens garlands fair
ROBBED in the light he giveth
What must 1t be up there!
Waiting for us at the gate,
Cheering us on our way;
Lord, hear the prayer we offer.
Lead us with thee each day;
Then, at last. through gates Of pearl,
Bid thou thy children enter in.
| Mr. and Mrs Charles Clay, Mrs. j. Boyc