The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-01-19
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The Ladies' Union met yesterday with
Mrs. Fife.
The Ladies' Aid will meet this afternoon
with Mrs. L. p. Morse an Union street.
Rev. W. M. Newton addressed the sub
district missionary meeting at Stowe last
evening.
the Congregational church in Waits field
last Sunday,
The subject OF Rev. Mr.. Ladd's address
next Sunday evening at half p at seven will
be " Christian 10y atty, What 1t Involves"
There will be Christian Endeavor social
at the Congregational church in the Ladies'
Hall next Friday evening. All are invited.
At eight o'clock Monday morning, with
the temperature sixteen below zero, Mr.
Fred Sweeter of Bolton and MISS Clara
Duffy Of this town, called at the parsonage
and were united in marriage by Rev. George
e. Laid.
dies orchestra at the opera house last week
tuesday, under the direction of Mrs. G. A.
Lang of Montpelier, was a great success
Their audience filled the house and was
delighted with the prog ramme rendered.
Much credit Is due Mrs. Lang for her skill
full instruction and each member of her
class for the ability shown.
A party Of young people from Montpelier,
nun boring twenty six, membe 8 Of the
High school, enjoyed a sleigh ride last Fri
day evening to this village and were roy
ally entertained at the Waterbury Hotel.
Owing to an accident to the team when
leaving Montpelier a delay of an hour was
occasioned, but the ride, supper and dane
ing was greatly enjoyed and the return trip
was accom- plished without mishap.
Last Friday evening the Grand Patri-
archs OF the Grand Encan pment of Yer
mont, examplifi ID the Royal Purple degree
at the hall of Mentor Lodge No. 81, at
which time the following Ulcers OF Aham-
bra encampment No. 20 were installed:
T.; b. f Savage, l. g.; + Carpenter, s.
W; e. Chesey, s.; w. B. Clark, r.; j. A.
Atkins, F. w; w. j. Boyce, s. w; j. G.
Farrar, G. Rtfreshment were served and
social time enjoyed.
Congratulations are extended to our con.
temporary, Mr.. III. G. Whitehll, OF the
Record who is to take unto himself this
afternoon, a wife. The happy bride is the
estimable daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. w.
Moody. The ceremony will take place at
the home Of the bride in the presence of
relatives and few intimate friends, Rev.
w. M. Newton officiating. An extended
western tour is anticipated. The good
wisher of host Of friends follow them
Waterbury Center.
e. B. Huse and John Jackman were in
Burlington on business last week.
Mrs. Lucy Dow was notified last Satur.
day that her pension as widow of the late
A j. Dow had been allowed.
Mrs. Jessie W. Hayes spent few days
with her parents, DR.. anu Mrs. o. l.. Wat
son, in Montpelier, last week.
Messrs. George W. Jackman and w. Fl.
Hutchins of Bridgeport, Conn, were cali
ing upOn friends here last week
Mrs. j. Elliott Smith OF New York and
Mrs. Fred e Smith OF Montpelier visited
their sister, Mrs Julia A. Robinson OF this
place, one day last week.
G. l. Darling OF Worthwhile has taken the
Parker farm, which has been occupied by
Frank French for several years. He took
possession January l, Mr.. French having
hired the Tom Turney farm.
While at work for the Vermont Farm
Machine Company at Bellows Falls, last
week, Frank W. Gile fell down an elevator
shaft and broke the bones OF one of his
wrists. Mr.. Gle came home last Monday,
where he will remain while nature repairs
the damages.
There was quiet home wedding at the
residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. @. Robinson,
last Wednesday, when their daughter, Miss |
Ethel G. Robinson, was married TO Irving |
l.. Slocum Of Berlin. The ceremony was |
performed by Rev. f. W. Buker. No guests |
were invited except the family friends of |
the bride and groom except Miss Martha |
Greeley, who acted as bridesmaid. The |
best man was III. p. Robinson, brother of |
the bride. All join in wishing the couple |
long and happy wedd ID life.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
U nion OF Waterbury Center, accompanied |
by Rev. f. M. Buker and others, again Wis
tied the town farm last Thursday evening |
for social service and a frit ndly greeting |
OF the inmates, who were delighted to see |
them, and also to return their heartfelt |
thanks for the many Christmas presents |
they had received. Through the Kindness |
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Woodward these were |
beautifully arranged on tree, making |
Christmas an enjoy able occasion TO all those
who reside there, especially the children.
Dyspepsia cured. Shiloh's Vtalizer i'm.
mediately relieves sour stomach, coming up
OF food distress, and is the great kidney and |
liver remedy. Sold by W. e. Terrill & Co /
Fairlee.
Four new members were received into the
church last Sunday, two by
letter and two on confession OF faith. -
A grange has been formed, recently, with
six teen charter members. More are ex-
pected to come In soon. - Some OF the
y young men have formed q club, calling
"Paragons," and have been
having entertainments, the proceeds OF
which they have used in repairing the town
hall, which they have greatly improved,
making 1t now pleasant and cheerful
room.