The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-10-27
Waitsheld.

Levi Boyce Is looking happy now days.
He says it is girl.
still have a few plows left that will
cell at low prices. o. G. Eaton.
Rev. A. B. Enright will exchange on Sun
day with Rev G. S. Hurlburt OF Moretown.
Miss Vie Eaton was i'll on Sunday and not
able to go to her school or Monday or Tues
day.
Fire in the woods on Saturday and Sun
day did much damage on the land of James
Erwin, Jr., Hugh Mckinney, e. A. Fisk,
A. Dixon and John Ferris.
Twenty five or thirty of the young
friends Of Alton Farr gave him a surprise
party on Thursday evening. Several nice
presents were left as tokens OF remem-
brance
All that are interested in the lecture
course for this season are requested to meet
at Grand Army hall on Tuesday evening,
November 2. We hope there may be good
attendance.
The Junior League conducted service at
the Methodist church on Sunday evening
and presented very nice programme. At
the close they took collection amounting
to about five dollars, which is to be sent to
their little mate, Hazel Maxwell, who is in
a hospitalin Burlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Dana have been away
on a carriage drive in the southern part of
the State, and among other places, visited
the home of Mrs. Dana's grandfather, Davis
Griswold of Weatherstield. The same old
house is standing yet, and in the front yard
stands tree that measures three feet frem
the ground seventeen feet and eight inches
in circumference. This was planted there
ninety years ago by the grandfather on his
return home from the grist mill. 1t was
then just riding stick.
A pretty home wedding occurred at the
residence of Mr. and Mrs James p. Car
penter of Waitsfield on October 90 when
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was united in marriage to Edwin H. Elliot
of Warren. Rev A. B. Enright performed
the ceremony at two o'clock in the after
noon, in the presence of neighbors and
relatives. The house was tastefully trimmed
with flowers and evergreens. Two spruce
trees stood, one at each side of the parlor,
while an evergreen arch passed overhead
and was fastened at the side OF the trees,
dotted here and there with flowers. The
trees at the base were banked with moss,
ferns and flowers. Gertrude Nearny pre-
sided at the organ, playing pretty we'd
ding march as the minister entered the
room, followed by the bride and bride.
groom, the two last taking their places be.
meath a large evergreen horseshoe sus-
pended from the center of the arch. After
congratulations the guests were served with
refreshments, consisting Of cake, coffee and
lu,1.oream, The presents We're numerous
and beautiful, As the pewly-wedded
couple left the house and entered tnei. car car
riage to drive to the station, they were fol-
lowed by the crowd with merry jests and
happy laughter. Amidst showers of rice
they drove from the yard to begin their
new life together.
Be not deceived. A cough. hoarso-.-.. or
,,.uur, ere not TO be trifled with A dose in
time Of Shiloh's Cure will save you much
trouble. Sold by W. E. Terrill & Co.
South Woodbury.
S. d. Blake and daughter, Flora Nelson
and Mrs Lee Goodell have taken in the ex-
cursion to Boston. - Mrs. Lee Goodell
on her return from Boston will be able to
give her customers the latest styles in dress
making. All who have fall and winter
dresses to III Ike will do well to give her
call. - Mrs. DR.. WILDER has returned
home from Burlington where she has been
visiting her parents for few days. -
Mrs. Edith Batchelder and son Gerald of
Hardwick are the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Daniels, her parents. - Mrs.
Maria Atkins and daughter of Cambridge,
have been visiting in town for few days
= The ladies' Aid meets with Mrs
Elmer Leach next Wednesday afternoon
and evening.
Warren.
Rev. n. NJ. Shaw of Montpelier preached
in the Congregational church last Sunday
and will conduct meetings this week in the
East Warren church Mr.. Shaw has &C
quired marked reputation as an evange-
list. He will be aided by the good singers
of Warren.
East Warren.
Rev. Mr.. Shaw commenced a series Of
meetings here on Monday evening -
The Ladies' Mite Society will meet on
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. q, w. Hud-
SON - Presiding Elder l. o. Sh"rhurne
will hold quarterly meeting services here
November 7, afternoon and evening. Ser
vices 70 commence in the afternoon prompt
ly at two o'clock - Miss Anna Carpen-
ter of Watsfeld and L. II. Elliott were
married al no of the bride, October
20, by r., a. Is. Enright. - f. q.
Lamb set some brush heaps on fire last Sat
urday, and the blaze ran into the woods.
He with some Of his neighbors was obliged
to fight fire all night.
RIrCKJ ADNICA SAI,VE-Tha