The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-10-13
Waitsheld.

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spending a few weeks with her mother, Mrs.
Mary Skinner.
G. j. Green is visiting his brother, Frank,
in Bethel. From there he will go to st. |
Adams for few days.
There will be an apron and neck-tie party |
at the parlors OF the Congregational church |
on Tuesday evening, Oct. 10.
G. #. Eddy and j. b. Norton are in Bos-
ton this week in the interest OF the cream
cry, also to buy their fall goods.
q. II. McAllister and wife were at Ran
dolph on Thursday to visit Rev. George o.
Howe, who Is in very poor health.
William Strong and family have moved
to Waterbury, and James Baird, Jr., takes
possession Of their place this week.
The ball game on Saturday afternoon be.
tween the Warren and Waitsfeld boys re-
suited in victory for the Warren boys.
A Mr.. Hayes Of Concord, N. H., was in
town last week buying horses and pur-
chased one each Of j. 1. Palmer, e. I. Nc
Carly and o. G. Eaton.
Miss Eulie Savage and Mrs. 9. f, Eddy
attended the Grand Lodge OF Good Tenn
plars at Randolph this week as representa-
tives from Waitstield Lodge, No. SO.
Ira Il. Richardson and wife started for
| Minneapolis. Mimi, on Monday. Mr.. Rich
| ardson Is to teach in the graded schools.
Miss Flora Richardson accompanied them
IldT lTlouub uoTt uODb lOT ubE bpbouy IoCON-
cry in the bracing air OF Minneapolis.
The latest social society in this place
is the autumn leaf club, composed
ladies'. Miss Annie Dale is president;
Bertha Savage, treasurer; Lena Bush
nell, secretary. They meet on Saturday
afternoons at Grand Army hall. They ex-
pect to present literary entertainment at
the Congregational vestry in the near fu-
| ture.
PASTOR Fishes RESIGNATION.
The council convened to consider the res
ignation OF X. 8. Fiske, pastor OF the Con-
gregational church, and came to the follow.
ing decision: Having heard the result Of the
action OF the church and Of the society In
view of the resignation of their pastor, Rev
e. 8. Fiske, the council advise that resigna
ton take effect on December /, 1897, or Il
the church shall agree in the choice Of
another pastor before that time, and due
notice Of such choice shall be given Mr.
Fiske, that the resignation shall take effec
on November l. 1897. In coming to this de
cision the council would express its deeI
regret on account OF events which hav'
seemed to make 1t necessary. II one mem
Der of the sisterhood Of churches suffer, al
the members do suffer with 1t. 1t is ex
pected that the society will act justly ant
honorably in all financial matters between
itself and the pastor. 1t Is earnestly hopet
that in the near future there will be NANTES
sucha spirit Of unity that therewill be grount
for the expectation OF divine blessing
The council extend their sympathy to MI
Fiske in tie midst Of the painful experience
through which he has been called to pass
, They express their confidence in him as
faithful preacher of the gospel of Christ, a
, man whose highest ambition it is to bull
mp his fellowmen in holy living We CON
g.. mend him, with a prayer for his ever in
creasing success in his chosen calling, t
any body Of believers to whom he may b
, called to minister. Edward Halves, model
, ator; j. j. Goodacre, scribe. Waitsfied
Vt, Sept. q. 1897.
} You can't afford to risk your life by a
! lowing cold to develop into pneumonia G
consumption. Instant relief and certai
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> South woodbury..
Miss Blanche Fl. Adams, who has bee
here for few days, returned home las
:, Saturday.
! The subject of the sermon for next SUI
= day morning will be "Backsliders." In th
evening the Band Of Hope holds its month
ly meeting. Miss Lille Angel will hav
charge of this meeting.
The Ladies' Aid Society meets with Mr.
l Zimri Wheeler next Wednesday afternoo
I and evening. - Miss Blanche Adams
3 Maine gave a most interesting entertain
ment in elocution last Thursday evening I
a large audience. The proceeds taken /
4 amounted to over Sill. We hope Miss Al
a ans will see fit to come this way again
5 the future, and she will receive yer
D min is spending two or three weeks in Barr
with her niece, Mrs. II. b. Arbuckle. -
3 MIR. Foss, who is travelling through heI
= with the Edison monograph will hold a
I entertainment in our church Friday ever
A ing, October % 1t is hoped all will atten
/ who have never heard it for it is somethin
: worth hearing. Mr.. Foss has been heI
4 once so we can highly recommend hin
: - Mrs. Mytie Lance has been confine
) to the house for the past three weeks with
1 hard cold and asthma. - Mr.. and Mr.
, Orvis Conner of Cabot visited Mrs. j.
! Brown last Tuesday.
, You can't cure consumption but you ca
} avoid it and cure every other form Of thros
3 or lung trouble by the use of One Minut
Cough Cure. w E. Terrill & Co.
Ryegate.
, Arthur Wright and wife returned to Boz
ton ON Saturday. - j. A. Nolan too
another carload of live stock to Boston o
= Monday. - P. L. Sargent and wife NOV
to Groton this week. They have lived her
missed in the town. - John Brock
George and Horace Symes have started 10
Maine on hunting. trip. They are each il
: search of a dear (deer.l ii. r. W
b6dJtl6 was III LlUUlbtOu ldSU week on DuBl
ness. - Miss Edith Gibson gave an ex
!, cellent report of the State Christian En-
deavor Convention on Tuesday evening.
South Ryegate.
At the residence of Robert Farquehason
John A. McLoud and Miss Mamie A. Nor
rison, sister of Mrs. Farquehason, wer
united in marriage by Rev. j. j. Hall OIL
Tuesday noon. - The two candidate
for postmaster could not agree as recon-
mended by Mr.. Grout so they had takeI
up with his second advice by each selecting
a man from their own side of the question
Mr. Hubbard has chosen p. Gsbon; Miss
Hall, j. d. McAllister. They will lool
over the petitions and II they can not agree
and determine who are legal voters accord
ing to CIRCUITS rule. they will call in the
third man. The third and final step will be
a caucus, but we trust all will be settled
harmoniously by the referees within a very
short time. - Donald Beatam will move
from the Arthur tenement to NJ. G.. Sar
gents new tenement as soon as it is com,
pleted, - Mrs. Stacy and family will
move to Orange, Mass, soon to live with
her husbands people.
Orange.
III. j. Curtis of Montpelier was In town on
business on Thursday.
Elizabeth White and Cora Eaton of Barre
spent Saturday and Sunday with Edna