The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-11-24
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| G. A. Reed of Medford, Mass, returned
| to his home last week.
| James Ferris has gone to Elizabeth, N. j.,
to work in shop finishing leather.
g. e. Moriarty has finished his labors with
g. f. Eddy. Ed Gary has taken his place.
II. ID. Newland and bride Of Worthwhile
are stopping in town for few days with
friends
Miss Gertrude Richardson, who has been
in Bethel teaching, is at home for a weeks
vacation.
Harry Jones and Mrs Almira Bushnell,
the two Oldest persons living in town, are |
| very feeble.
Rev. L. II. Elliot OF Waterbury will oc-
cupy the desk at the Congregational church |
Sunday, December A.
| There will be Thanksgiving service at |
the Methodist church ON Thursday even |
ing at seven o'clock. ALI are cordially in. |
| vited.
Misses Bertha and Banch Joslin were in ,
Morrisville last week to attend the wedding
Of their cousin Miss Campbell, daughter OF
John S. Campbell.
Fred j. Eaton has leased the grist mill Of
his father, o. G. Eaton, for one year and
will see that grinding is we'll done He
will also carry stock OF feed which he will
sell at lowest market prices for cash.
On account OF old age and feeble health
Nathan Robinson sold at auction last Sat
urday, his horse, cow, sleigh, robes, wagons,
ETC., at fair prices. Mr.. Robinson Is not
able to care for the horse and cow.
Arrangements are being made for a Farm
ers' Instit ite, at Waitsfield, about the mid
die of December, under the dir ection Of the
State Board Of Agriculture. 1t Is several
years since such q meeting has been held in
the valley, and good attendance is hoped
for.
The chicken-pie supper at the Congrega-
tionsl church last Wednesday evening was
a very pleasant occasion for all OF the storm
without About seventy-hve were present.
The sale of the magazines of the North End
Magazine Club was held at the same time.
, the books bringing fair price.
The annual meeting Of the Ladies' Aid
Society was held with Mr.. and Mrs Will
liam Palmer last Wednesday where the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the year en-
, suing: Mrs. II. A. Bragg, president; Mrs.
Enright, vice-president; Mrs. o. G. Eaton,
treasurer; Mrs. f. A. Boyce, secretary.
At business meeting of the Epworth
, League held last Thursday evening at the
parlors Of the Methodist church, 1t was de-
cided to purchase an organ for use in the
church. The League has been working
for this for some time and we are glad its
! labors have been crowned with success.
Twenty-six OF the thrty-fve members OF
the younger class of the primary depart
, ment of the Congregational Sunday.school,
, with several OF their mothers and a few Wis
iting children, met with their teacher, Miss
Nellie Ryle, for the afternoon last Thurs
day at her home at the parsonage. Games
, and music and sugar on snow easily con-
sumed the pleasant hours. A beautiful
piece OF silver ware was left by the mothers
as an appreciative token of Miss Ryle's
work for the children.
The members of the Ladies' Aid Society
cordially invite their friends to an old
! fashioned supper and china tea to be held
in the church dining-room Wednesday, De-
, cember /. In the evening a sale of fancy
and other articles will be held in the par
Tors. All who have been asked to contribute
articles for the sale are requested to bring
them in early in the afternoon or to the par
sonage at any previous time. The young
ladies will furnish a candy table to which
they invite patronage. A good time is
, planned.
Catarrh cured. A clear head and sweet
breath secured with Shiloh's Catarrh Rem
edy, sold on a guarantee. Nasal injector
, free. Sold by W. K. Terrill & Co.
Roxbury.
. Will Dunsmoor's friends made him call
last Saturday evening" it being his fiftieth
birthd ay. A dinner-set and easy chair
were among the tokens Of esteem left.
M Aster Clarence Roys PR sented the gifts in
behalf OF the friends. - The horse that
} Henry Bell was driving las Friday became
frightened and threw Mr.. Bell out, cutting
his head. DR.. Fletcher took about fourteen
| stitches in sewing up the wound = A.
.
Burnham's mill last week. - The La
dies Mite Society will mset with Mrs. M.
Fl. Wright next Wednesday. - School
began on the Warren road on Monday with
Miss Clark of Moretown as teacher. -
dance will be held at the town hall next
Friday evening, Good music will be fur
nished and all are invited. - Miss Jes-
sic Stanton gave a tea to her school-mates
last Wednesday afternoon. - The viii
lage school will commence in two weeks
with Miss Mabel Preston of Bethel as teach
or. - Charles Patterson has finished
work for G. R. Andrews and has returned
home. - Cha les Burnham h AZ finished
, saving his stock OF logs and has shut down
his mill for the winter. - Rev. s. q.
, Robinson of Ludlow is expecte to occupy
the Congregational pulpit next Sunday as
candidate. 80 Mrs. Jonas Ferris has
been in Bethel packing her daughters
household goods and moving them to this
place. 80 Mr. Curtis, an organ dealer,
was in town last week and left organs at
Ed Stimson's. e. X. Burnhams and Mr..
Loveland's. - Carrie Durham OF Bethel
is caring for Mrs Eaton. Her daughter,
Mrs. j. Fl. Chsmberlin Of ST. Albans, has
returned to her home for few weeks.
- Charles Adams and Miss Winifred
Hazen OF West Hartford we're guests of
Mrs. N. s. Ellis last week. - Miss Char
lotte Shepard is i'll. as is Mrs. Ford. -
Joseph Eddy spent part of last week in
Burlington. - Mrs. Clark and daughter
Of Moretown were the guests of Mrs. G. A.
ana Il. w. hoys.
Ladies', take the best. II you are troubled
with constipation, sallow skin and a tired
feeling, take Karls Glover Tea, it is pleas
ant to take. Sold by w. X. Terrill & Co.
Northfield.
All the professors of Norwich University
now appear in University uniform.
The Ladies' Reading Circle met on Mon
day at the home of Mrs Abbott on Central
street for the study of Roman history.
Citizens public Thanksgiving day SER
vices will be held at Concert Hall, Thurs
day evening at half-past seven o'clock
All departments of the village school
: opened this week. There are now no severe
cases of diphtheria and society has resumed
its regular functions.
Mrs. Lyman, an aged resident OF Cross
street, died on Sunday evening. The
funeral will be held to-day at eleven o'clock
at her late residence.
Roger Donahue of this town, brakeman
on the Central Vermont railroad, had his
, I leg badly mangled on Monday while coup
: ling cars at Essex Junction He was re-
, moved to the St. Adams Hospital for treat
T., to hat tom ha