The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-04-21
Waterbury.

There will be preaching at the Congrega-
tional church next Sunday.
Henry Kicker and family have moved in
to the tenement over 9. II. Haines' store.
l.. A. Taylor of Worcester, who built the
new water works of this place was in town
last week.
The ladies OF the Congregational church
gave supper last evening in the assembly
hall of the church.
The prayer-meeting at the Methodist
church on Thursday evening will be in
charge of Mr. Manning.
John III. Knapp is about to open general
repair shop for bicycles, guns, ETC., in the
old shop next to Will Carroll's blacksmith
shop.
On account OF the absence of the pastor at
conference, there will be no service at the
Methodist church next Sunday morning.
The Epworth League will hold service in
the church parlors at half past seven.
Appropriate Easter services were OBJ
served at the Methodist and Congregational
churches Sunday evening Both places
were prettily decorated with flowers and
evergreens and large audiences were pres
emit.
AS suggested by the Missionary secreta-
ries, Easter Sunday was observed at the
Methodist church as Children's Missionary
Day. An appropriate program entitled
1.-THE Conversion Of the World' was carried
out by the children in a highly pleasing
manner. The secretaries had promised to
would bring dollar to the service for the
cause of missions. The total receipts for
the day were $685. OF this amount
S1.51 was contributed by the Duxbury Cor
ner Sunday-school and the balance by the
home children. Twenty-eight certificates
school as follows: Harry Grout Gladys
Dumas, Julia Dillingham;. Rosa Gibson,
George Robinson, Florence Norton, Ger
trude Edwards, Dan Kicker, Julia Taft, Su-
sic Jones, Florence Morse, Lena Carpenter,
Rose Carpenter, Ola Towle, Helen Samp-
son, Phebe Holmes, Della Cutter, Julia
Edwards, Frank Norway, Justin Kicker,
Matt Dillingham;, Ray White, Farnsworth
Tice, Mark Moody, Stephen .Guptil, Frank
Griffin. Certificates were also given to
Ollie Summerville, Bernice johnson and
Chester Battles OF the Duxbury Corners
school for money previously collected and
paid in.
Waterbury Center.
Charles G. Hayes has started his meat
cart for the season.
Mrs. Alger visited her daughters in
Stowe last Saturday and Sunday.
The Ladies' Aid meets with Mrs. Rose
Shepherd this afternoon and evening.
G. b. Cheney has returned from Vine
land, N. j., where he has been the past
winter.
Mrs. Carrie Lyon and Master Henry De-
merritt of Plattsburgh, are stay ing q week
with Mrs. Romelia Stearns.
Mrs. E. A. Newcomb and Mrs. E. II.
Boyer attended Christ Church at Montpelier
last Sunday. They were guests of Mrs. G.
l.. Smith.
The sad news has been received here OF
the sudden death, last Thursday, of Mrs.
HQmmaft a hnma
Mrs. Hammitt and her mother, Mrs. g. M
Webster, have made this their summer
home for several years, and intended COM
ing again this season.
E. r. Town proposes to increase his
creamery business by putting in separator
on G. b. Smalley's farm, at Gibbsville,
where the milk OF about two hundred COWS
will be separated and the cream taken to
his ,creamery for churning. The building
will be put up at once for the separator.
When the spring time comes, "gentle
ANNIE" like all other sensible persons, will
cleanse the liver and renovate the system
with DeWitt's Little Early Risers,, famous
year round. w. e. Terrill & Co., Mont.
pelier, Vt.
waitsfield.
Fred Hsssett is at home from college on q
vacation.
Jarvy Harris and his two sons visited in
Barre last week.
Rev. A. B. Enright is attending confer.
ence at Barre this week.
Fred j. Eaton was home from Montpelier
seminary over last Sunday.
Ira Richardson went to Barre last week
He is to teach school at Graniteville this
spring.
The price that Horace Hill paid for Jerry
10 To- <xfO u
ported last week.
will be no service at the Methodist church
| next Sunday. Meeting in the evening as
usual.
1 have plows, harrows and cultiyators
that will sell low for cash or ready pay
Also car OF Listers phosphate. o. G.
EATON.
Miss Mile Farr stuck q needle in her
knee, breaking it of about one-fourth of an
inch in the knee. The doctor was unable
to find the broken point.
When q cold is contracted, cure it at
once. One Minute Cough Cure will set you
on the road to recovery In Q minute. 1t will
cure pneumonia, bronchitis, Group and all
forms OF lung and throat troubles. w. e.
Terrill & Co., Montpelier, VT
Washington.
Mrs. Anna Benedict Franklin 10 visiting
Mrs. George M. Seaver, her sister.
1t is rumored that negotiations are pend
ing for the purchase Of the Huntington &
Clough quarry.
@. L. Slack and Charles Farnsworth went
to Concord, N. H., last week Monday, re-
turning Thursday.
One Of the matched pair OF gray horses
used on DR.. Warmers freight team, died of
collie Friday night.
Norman Clough was Frustrated with
heart trouble last week, but 10 out again, al
though far from we'll
Miss Martha Taylor goes this week to
Hartford to keep house for Norman Powers,
whose wife is to 60 to hospital for treat
ment.
Miss Minnie Dickinson came from Chica-
go to attend the funeral Of her mother last
Thursday. She was accompanied by Mrs.
John Clark of Oshkosh. Wis, sister of the
deceased.
A correction Is necessary in the item pub
lished last week in this correspondence re-
garding the analysis of the Washington
stone made by Prof. Hitchcock. He pro-
nounces 1t "granitic MARBLE" instead of
granite MARBLE" which would be con-
tradiction Of terms.
Plymon Seaver was thrown from his
buggy last Friday morning when turning
Off the main road to 90 to the creamery and