The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1896-09-16

WIN Ialr attendance, ana AZ DIlgnJ pros-
poets as possible, considering the uncom-
Portable apartments provided.
Henry Wells of Burlington celebrated the
twenty-fifth anniversary OF his marriage,
last Monday. His brother Charles and
family, Of this village. were present 1t
was an occasion of heartfelt jOicing by his
many relatives and hosts of friends that SO
great measure OF health has been restored
to him.
Rev. DR.. s. N. Jackson of Barre, Rev. III.
L. Hartwell of Cabot, Rev. N. Seaver of
Montpelier, Rev. William Hazen of North
field, Rev e. o. Grisbrook of Plainfeld,
Rev. +. s. Fisk of Waitsfield, attended the
council of dsmission of Rev A. j. Covell
as pastor of the Congregational church,
Tuesday of last week.
Mrs. Covell left yesterday morning for
Cambridge, Mass, where she will be Joined
next week by her husband, Rev. A. j.
Covell, and their temporary home during
Mr.. Covell's special course OF study at Har-
ward will be established. The resignation
OF Mr. Covell a. pastor of the CoDgrega-
tional church is much regretted by the
church as we'll as the community at large
During the three and half years that Mr.
and Mrs. Covell have resided here they have
been earnest and untiring in every good
work, and the hearty good wishes of host
Of friends will follow them.
The seventh annual convention of St. AL
bans district Epworth League will be held
at the Methodist church in this village, be-
ginning at two p. NJ. to-day and closing to.
morrow noon, The following pastors and
laymen are expected to take part in the ex-
ercises: Rev. l.. o. Sherburne, presiding
elder, Rev. w. NJ. Newton, Rev. A. B. En-
right, Rev. NJ. s. Eddy, Rev. L. p Tucker,
Rev. o. L. Barnard, Charles A. Coburn, A.
9. s. Beemap, Linus Leavens, Hannah
Tracy, Anna Chaplin, Mary Grant, Lila
Patton, Mabel Hull, Belle Miller, Mrs. G.
p. Lampher Grace Colcord and many 9TH
ers. The programme is filled with subjects
| for consideration that are full of interest to
all, and all are cordially invited to be pres
emit.
Hon. G. w Randall and G. G. Warren
were members of the special excursion
party last week to the home of William Nc
Kinley at Canton, Ohio. - Mrs. Joel
Remington of Jericho Is visiting in town.
ton for few days - Mrs. f. L. Knight
is spending a few days in Georgia. -
Mrs. G. e. Richardson of St. Adams is WIS.,
iting in town. Her son Dan made flying
trip from Concord, N. H., to spend Sunday
with her. - Howard Bryant has re-
turned from the White Mountains, where he
has been employed in a summer hotel.
- Dr. Leonard Graves and wife of
New York are spending few days in town.
- Rev. l.. III. Elliot preached in Brook
| field last Sunday.
USE less soap by using Harmless.
Waterbury Center.
Colonel r. E. Whitman of Washington,
d. c.. is staying a few days at W. e. Mar
shall's.
IT don't rot clothes-Harmless Soap.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maynard Prescott of Fair
lee visited Mr. and Mrs s. A. Mansfield
and other friends here last week.
Mrs. DR.. o. L. Watson of Montpelier is
| visiting her daughter, Mrs. d. G. Hayes,
| and a r w Shaw q for a short tima
Mrs Ira Sprague, who now resides with a
daughter in Glover, is visiting her niece,
| Mrs. Z. B. Moody and will also visit rel a.
tives and friends in Duxbury, where she
resided for many years.
Union services were held in the Baptist
church last Sunday evening, and special
| meetings are to be held during the week on
Tuesday, Thursday and Friday evenings.
1t is expected that Mr.. Whittier, the evan
gelist, will begin labors here on the 30th
| inst.
Rev. Louis N Moody of Gaysville was
married last Thursday, at the home of the
brides parents in Barton, to Miss Florence
few days with the groom's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. E. B. Moody They expect to
reach Gaysville in season for Mr.. Moody to
occupy his desk next Sunday. The young
couple are we'll and favorably known here,
where they graduated, and where Mr.
Williamstown.
Mrs. Adela A. Vincent is visiting friends
| in Morrisvile.
John Duffus has as guest a nephew
from Brooklyn. n. Y.
Miss Hattie Chandler of Barre is the
guest of Mrs. Irving Covell.
The mother of the Nixon Brothers, gran
lite manufacturers, is visiting here.
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of sickness in town-fevers, colds, etc.
A lady cousin, Watson by name, and 8
resident of Detroit, is visiting the family OF
DIR. E. B. Watson.
X. L. Watson is in very. poor health, and
his age, with the condition of his heart
makes his case serious one.
Quite a large number of our citizens
availed themselves of the low excursion
rates to Montreal, last Monday.
1t is said that Charles Hayward is trying
his prentice hand as an insurance agent FOL
the ST. Andrews Company of Newbury.
P. j. Halpine, a granite dealer, now o
Pennsylvania, was the guest, last week, o
Elliott Brothers, who do much work fol
him.
Druggist George Adams, now of Fair
haven, was here last week as administrato
on the estate of the late Mrs. Abby How
Pierce.
| Mrs, Jason Johnson mas Dbtu suleIel
for more than two weeks from sting re
ceived on one foot while going about hel
garden
From reports lately made by persons can
wasting our place for the sale of goods, /
, would seem to be an uninviting field FOL
such work at present.
The illness Of Mrs. Charles III. Beckett o
New York City prevented Mr.. Beckett
plan to visit his parents here last week HI
| will hnWaVar come later,
Return s. Davis moved from Johnson Il
Roslyn, l.. l., last week. where he is tt
have charge of fine farm, the property o
, a lawyer of New York City.
} James X. Lynde, who was needing res
and change, left here last Wednesday after
noon to make one of the party of Vermont
ers that visited Mckinley at his home II
Canton.
j. X Lynde returned on Saturday from
his visit to Canton, Ohio, to grasp the han'
, of Mr.. Mckinley. He had a fine time
! and was delighted with the presidential
nominee.
} Fred A., son of Gurdon Martin, has jus
entered unon his second wear as clerk il