The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1896-12-23
being performed by Rev. G. II. Morse at the

lllDebb Oh neT UHugnJeT, MRS. LpbUeT ADDOt,
made short visit here last week.
The Sunday-school OF the Second church
Is to have Christmas entertainment in the
vestry OF the church on Friday evening.
There will be Rotations by members Of the
school and music appropriate for the occa-
sion, besides the usual attraction for the
children, the Christmas tree and distribu-
ton of presents.
A telegram was received by w. G. CLARK
on Monday of last week, informing him of
the death of his brother, Charles Clark, at
his home in Charlestown, Mass, on Mon
day morning. w. @. and U. A. Clark, Jr.,
and Miss Minnie Clark went by the night
train on Tuesday to be present at the fu-
neral services which were held on Wednes-
day.
Miss Minnie Clark is visiting in Milford,
Mass. - The Grange held its annual
meeting for the election OF officers and other
business on Friday and the Relief Corps on
Saturday evening. - The Good Tenn
plars had social and shingle party at Cas-
Mrs. Laura Allis is visiting at the home of
her daughter in St. Johnsbury.
You'll use one-third less Of Harmless Soap.
Cabot.
The Grand Army post, Sons of Veterans
camp and Morrill, Relief Corps, with their
families, are to meet at Grand Army hall on
lu6Suay evening, JhuuHIy D, W06u bD6
three organizations will be duly installed.
At the first regular meeting in December
Morrill, Relief Corps elected the following
officers to serve the ensuing year: Presi-
dent, Mrs. Abbie Lampson; senior vice,
Maria Dow; junior vice, Lila Dawson;
secretary, J. Maria Myers; treasurer, Flor
ence G, Voodry; chaplain, Jeanette Kim
ball; conductor, Luellt Freeman; guard,
Luella Peck; assistant conductor, Eta
Haines; assistant guard, Fastina Hoyt;
delegate, Julia Herrick; alternate, Luella
freeman. The corps has added several
new members during the past year and is
in very prosperous condition to begin the
work Of the new year.
Suddenly and with but short warning the
Death Angel entered the home of Chester
Walker last Friday night and claimed their
loved daughter Winnie aged seventeen
years. Although for few months past her
health had been failing, yet hopes were en-
tertained OF her recovery. Her funeral was
held in the Congregational church on Sun
day afternoon, Rev. II. l.. Hartwell Off
ciating The Christian Eudeavor Society
and lodge of Good Templars attended in a
body. each society furnishing floral offer
log in testimony of their love and esteem
for one OF their worthy members. She was
also member OF the Congregational church.
Her presence at Sunday and else
where will be missed as well as in the home
circle.
You'll use one-thrd less OF Harmless Soap.
East Cabot.
Ethel, daughter of A. l.. Burnham, has
been quite ill the past week. - Mr.. and
Mrs: e F. Clark of st. Johnsbury. visited at
e III Clark's last week. - There is to
be Christmas tree at the school house.
- NJ. s. Abbott OF Barre has been at
N. X. Abbott's the past few days.
CaIafa
Officers of W. R. Burnap Camp Sons of
Veterans elected are: Captain, Walter G.
Eastman; First Lieutenant, Edward A.
Lamphere; Second Lieutenant, Will d.
Peck; Chaplain, Dustin George; First Ser
geant, Lee w. Leonard; Second Lieuten-
ant, Will l.. White; Sergeant of the Guard,
Frank Eastman; Principal Musician, Cliff
ford Bliss.
Over fifty couples were in attendance at
the whist party and dance at Memorial II all
last Friday night. The next one OF the Sc
ries will be Thursday evening, December
81 - Remember the cantata at the Chris
tian church Thursday evening -, The
Van Ornam's Hall next Monday evening, to
furnish dear old friend with new over
coat and spectacles.
SoALY eruptions on the head, chapped
hands and lips, cuts, bruises, scalds, burns
are quickly cured by DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Salve 1t is at present the article most used
for piles, and it always cures them. W. K.
Terrill & Co., Montpelier. vt.
East Calais.
The Christmas exercises by the Sunday
school will be held at Union church Thurs
day evening. - Russell Wheelock re-
turned last week from visit of several
weeks with his brothers. family in Canada.
- Frank Eastman went to East Cor
NTH last Friday evening to take part in an
entertainment held there that evening.
- The annual meeting of the Univer-
residence of A. d. Pearce Monday evening,
January - Whittier's birthday was
observed by Miss Wilson's school by appro-
pirate exercises. Quite good many visi-
tors were present. - The Ladies' League
presented the drama The Flower of the
Family " at Union church on the evenings
of December 10 and IL. The parts were
well assigned and each character well sus-
tanned. 1t was successful venture for the
ladies in charge and they realized snug
little sum. So A good congregation at
tended the Christmas service last Sunday
morning The sermon by Miss Goldthwaite
was very impressive and appealed to all
children present. A fine musical programme
was rendered.
G You'll use one-third less Harmless Soap
Chelsea.
George I. Hebard Command, Union Vet
erans Union, have chosen the following
officers for the ensuing year: Colonel. e. f..
Peters; lieutenant colonel, b. II. Adams
major. George w. Davis; surgeon, j. M.
Sanford chaplain, j. III. Griffin; officer ,of
the day, #. e. Davis; officer of the guard,
II. B. Lyford; adjutant, L. G. Aldrich
quartermaster, M. o. Coburn.
The sudden collapse of the case of Dexter
" Moore, for which see the court news, was
an untimely blight to the expectations OF
many citizens who were waiting their turn
to testify. - Frank j. Thorne and wife
have gone to Boston for the winter. -
Arthur A. Abbott is working in Fred e
! Atkins harness shop. - James Has.
kin, Jr., is back in the store again. -
w. r. Davis and wife have gone to Jack
sonville, Fla, where Mr.. Davis is steward
of St. James Hotel through the winter
season. - Eunie A. Noyes has been ap
pointed town liquor agent. ~ Clarence
Corliss and wife are at j. b. Corliss' to stay
through the winter. - Gail g. Hood Ii
at home for a three weeks vacation from
Wells College. - Mrs. Abbie l.. Davii
began, on Monday, term Of school in dis
trict No. 6. - While number OF boy
we're sliding near school-house No. 7, OF
Friday, a sled was overturned and severa
| boys were thrown upon each other, will