The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-07-14
w Waterbury,.

A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Max
Greene last Friday.
Mrs. Ella McGovern of Montreal is the
guest of Mrs. A. G. Anterior.
The Ladies'. Aid Society will meet with
Mrs. Laura Henry this afternoon.
The Waterbury base ball nine will cross
bats with the Richmond club next Friday,
at Richmond.
A strong dramatic company will appear
at the 1. o. o. f. opera house next Friday
evening, in Caste" Tickets for sale at
Evans & Bryan's.
Mrs. Wilbur and children, and sister,
Miss Mary Parker of New Brunswick, N.
j., nave secured rooms at Mrs. 8. r. fuses
and are expected to arrive this week.
Rev. and Mrs. w. NJ. Newton and M,
H. Moody are to leave this afternoon for
Toronto, Ont, to attend the International
Epworth League convention at that place.
Relief from the extreme heat of last week
was found for a few days by a party who
visited Moun Mansfield. They reported
76' as the highest temperature during their
stay there,
The Epworth League meeting last Sun
day evening was given up to reports Of the
Conference Epworth League convention re-
centlyheld at Brattleboro. Very interesting
reports were prepared and read by the dele
gates.
JWO iOuuuhlDb lOT OuT cemetery nave
arrived and will be placed in position as
soon as the weather permits. All subscrip-
tions to the fountain fund are now due and
those who have not paid are requested to
hand the same to the collector, Mrs. III. 8.
Sheple.
AT the annual meeting of the Waterbury
Library Association held July 6 at the IL
brary rooms, the following were elected
trustees: Hon. w. P. Dillingham;, Rev. L.
II. Elliott, Rev. George e. Ladd, Mrs. II.
James, Mrs, G.. e. Moody, Mrs. r. M. For
rest. and Mrs. j. s. Batchelder.
There will be no preaching at the Meth
odist church next Sunday. The Sunday
school will also be omitted, In the even
ing at half-past seven there will be the
usual Epworth League meeting with 8. W.
Guptil as leader. The prayer-meeting this
week will be conducted by W. e. Towne.
Rev. w. M. Newton attended the funeral
Of Mrs. Juliette Perkins of North Duxbury
last Monday. Mrs. Perkins had lived to be
seventy-five years of age. Recently she had
resided with her youngest daughter, Mrs.
George Morse. The service was held at the
school-house and the interment was at Boil
ton,
AS consul to Auckland, New Zealand,
Frank Dillingham; has secured a very de-
sirable location. The climate land scenery
Of that distant lane is said to be most charm
ing. Mr.. and Mrs. Dillingham; leave next
week for San Francisco, en- route to their
new home, with the good wishes of a host
of friends.
Rev. II. N. Pringle, who preached here as
a candidate for the pastorate Of the Con-
gregational church, has Just accepted a
unanimous call from a church in PASSPORT,
Maine. 1t being the only church OF that
denomination in the place, a very fine field
will be open for the exercise OF his ability
az an earnest preacher with energy and
tact in pastoral and missionary work of the
parish,
Waterbury Center.
L. A. Newcomb of Montpelier was at
home last Sunday.
Mrs. Burt Buzzell OF Burlington is visit
ing Mrs. p. E.. Smith.
j. A. Gilmore's clerk, Archie Lovett, is
with his people in East Warren.
Mrs. Emily Stockwell of Rochester, was a
guest of Mrs. j. II. Hodge, recently.
DR.. and Mrs. o. l.. Watson have returned
from visiting their son, DR.. H.. l.. Watson,
in West Topsham.
Rev. #. NJ. Buker is expected home this
week from Maine, and will hold his usual
services next Sunday.
#. W. Gile, who is employed by the Yer
mont Farm Machine Company at Bellows
! Falls, returned to his work last Monday.
Mrs. Cora B. Galley and her two children,
who nave been visiting her mother, Mrs. III.
K. Hunter returned to their home In Hill,
N. H., Tuesday morning.
Rev. and Mrs. M. s. Eddy started Mon
day morning for a carriage drive to the
northern part OF the state. They expect 10
be away about three weeks. During that
time Mr.. Eddy will attend the charity con-
! vention at Toronto, Ont.