The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-12-08
Bradford.

John A. Sargent, OF the firm OF Sargent Il
Co., was in Boston last week on business.
Several students returned to Montpelier
Seminary Monday after two weeks vaca-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. r. Follansby of Guild
hall are visiting their daughter Mrs. T. A.
Chase.
Eddie e. Jacobs is very i'll with bright's
disease. Fears are entertained for his re-
covery.
Mrs. l.. f. Hale is spending several days
with relatives and friends in Boston and
vicinity.
L. W. Doe left on the early train on Fri
day morning for a short business trip to
Boston.
Ellis McDuffee returned on Saturday
from a few days visit with his daughter at
Penacook, N. II.
Mrs. A: II. Webb spent several days of
last week at Worcester, Mass, returning
on Saturday evening.
Chaplain Lozier lectured in Grace Meth
odst church on Monday evening on Your
Mothers Apron Strings"
The Ladies' Aid Society is to have a
| " Klondike fair " and chicken-p pie supper at
the Grace church vestry next Friday after
noon and evening.
States Attorney H. X. Darling Of Chel-
| sea was in town on legal business on Thurs
! day and Friday. He was the guest OF Land
lord johnson at Hotel Low, while in towh.
p. o. Chapman and wife from Manches-
| ter, N H, are visiting friends in town. Mr..
and Mrs. Chapman were residents of Brad
ford several years previous to moving to
Manchester.
The extra meetings which have been held
under the direction of Rev. A. II. Webb
and III. 7. Barnard of this place, at Fairlee
| have been largely attended, with consider
able interest manifested, which we trust
will result in the accomplishment Of much
good.
Evangelist G. p. w. Minis preached in
the Congregational church last Sunday
morning for Rev r. T. Barnard who was
sick. In the evening he preached in the
Methodist church at union service. He
was earnest, practical and was warmly APP
preciated
The Lincoln fountain pen and the A. A.
Waterman sent postage paid on receipt OF
price to any address. Pens carefully Sc
lected. Vermont Waterman Company,
Montpelier, Vt.
Cabot.
A Farmers Institute under the direction
OF the Safe Board of Agricul ture will be
held at Cabot, December 16 and II. The
programme for the two days includes adj
dresses on pertinent themes by j. X. Cur
tis Of Georgia; Hon. G. j. Bell OF Walden;
Hon Victor /. Spear Of Braintree; Hon.
Alpha Messer of Rochester; f. G.. Williams
OF Coventry Prof. L. Hills of Burlington
and Hon. j. o. Sanford OF Stamford. These
meetings are free and the public is cordially
invited to attend them.
The second entertainment of our lecture
course was given last Frid 8y, evening, con-
sisting of a concert by Miss Carrie s. Haufer
: of Randolph, soprano; Master Fred H.
: Whittier OF Montpelier, violinist; s. c. Cur
| rier OF Danvlle, humorist Miss Haufer
and Master Whittier are especial favorites
here, each number being heartily encored.
Miss Haufier was in fine voice and is one Of
the best singers ever heard here. Mr.. Cur
rier was cordially received.
( The district Sunday school convention,
held at Cabot last Wednesday, was great
success in every way. A large number at
( tended considering the inclemency of the
+ weather and the difficulty in reaching Cabot
at this time OF year, and were treated most
Hospitality. Fourteen Sunday schools re-
ported good work being done by them.
: Field Secretary l. B. Miller was present
3 and spoke on the home department and nor
NAL work, giving many practical ideas.
= Methods" in the main Sunday-school. in
/ the primary department and the home de-
partment were treated acceptably by Rev.
S. G. Lewis, Miss Maud Crossett and j. G.
Griggs respectively Rev. j. X. Thompson
Z gave an excellent address on How to So
, cure and retain the presence attention and
conversion of our scholars" although the
! topic was not given him until en- route for
' the convention. Two eloquent addresses
, were given by Rev. W. r. Davenport and
Rev. Andrew Gillies, the first speaking on
: 'The Development of Sunday school Teach
, ers," and the latter on "The Purpose Of the
. Sunday-school," both Of which should be
. heard by every Sunday-school worker in
n the State.
: A CARD.-We, the undersigned, do here
1 by agree 10 refund the money on a ffty-cent
y bottle Of Greene's Warranted Syrup OF Tar,
8 II 1t fails to cure your cough or cold. We
= also guarantee a twenty-five cent bottle to
prove satisfactory money refunded.
Q Wells. Boyles & Rogers, Cabot
8 Morse Brothers, Cabot.
i 8. g. Voodry, Cabot.
a Frank Carr, Calais.
The Lincoln fountain pen and the A. A.
: Waterman sent postage paid on receipt OF
: price to any address. Pens carefully Sc
i, lected. Vermont Watchman Company,
: Montpelier, Vt.
D East Calais.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gale of Winchester, N. H.,
| have been visiting their son, DR.. r. III. Gale,
: for a week or more.
t Kate Hammond of GAINESVILLE, Wis, has
r come to spend the winter with her aunt,
Q Mrs. G. r. Dwinell
The ladies of the Universalist Ladies
League are to join with the ladies of West
Calais in fair and Christmas sale at Mem
orial Hall, North Calais, on Thursday and
Friday Evening of next week.
NJ. e. Foster of Woodbury. met the singers
here last Thursday evening and arranged to
Q hold an old-fashoned singing school during
the winter evenings. The class meets this
q evening at Union church for the first ses-
sion.
, One of our young bachelors, Chester
/, Bugbee, was married November % to Anna
l Huntoon of Planfeld, thus setting an ex-
ample for the others. 1t is rumored that
r others are preparing to join the ranks OF the
! benedicts.
3 Eighteen members OF Moscow Lodge went
5 to South Woodbury. last Friday evening and
T. organized and installed Good Templars'
3 Lodge at that place, Eleven members were
8 initiated and seven admitted by card. The
| new Lodge received the name of South
Woodbury. Lodge
| Mrs. Sarah Godthwaite returned last
+, week to her home at Danvers, Mass, after
: spending several weeks with her daughter,
D Elizabeth. Miss Marila Goldthwate who
+. has been boarding at H w. Bullock's since
3 early in the summer, has joined Miss Eliza
beth in light housekeeping in the rooms
: formerly occupied by Mrs. Lucy Hammond.
The creamery shut down the first of
December for few weeks owing to INSULT
cient milk supply. Fred Dodge the butter
maker while here demonstrated his ability
I to make number one butter, all that he has
mazda hpinp ahOVa criticism. Strangers wish