The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-02-09
MoretowH.

Inc extra meetings wnlcn nave been IN
progress here for two weeks closed on Sun
day evening. AT the close OF the service
| Evangelist Shaw in q very impressive way,
thanked the people OF Moretown for their
| uniform courtesy in every way, as we'll rs
for their liberal contributions, after
which Rev. Mr.. Hubert, the pastor, ex-
pressed the mind OF his people in thanking
Mr.. Shaw and Mr.. Thompson for the good
and faithful work which they had done.
Those attending the upper room in the
| village school who had no marks during
the term just closed are Herbert Austin,
Charles Bingham, Harry Bruce, Harold
Hsylett, Howard Haylett, Msude johnson,
Edward Kelly, Fred Kelly and Nettie
Somerville. Harold Austin, Harry Bulke-
ley and Maude Bulkeley each had one tardy
mark but were not absent, Clinton Hill
and Malinda Gotta were each absent one
half day but had no tardy marks. Herbert
| Austin has had no marks during the year
and Maude johnson has had none for Ave
years.
The village schools closed Friday, Feb-
ruary 4. The record OF attendance for the
primary room is as follows: No tardy marks
during the term. Those not absent, Gladys
Barber, Ferd Bulkeley, Stanley Buzzell,
Maud Clark, Clarence Fielder, Don Fielder
Della Griffith, Della Hurdle, James Hurdle.
Charlie Hurdle, Rita Morse, Carroll Pierce,
Clara Spaulding, Harriet Somerville and
Margery Hubert. Gauth Bingham and
Lizzie Fielder were each absent one day.
This is the second consecutive term that
there have been no tardy marks in this
school. There are eight who had no marks
during the year. Clarence and Don Field
er, Della, James and Charlie Hurdle, Rita
Morse, Carroll Pierce and Clara Spaulding.
On Saturday the school was given ride to
Waitsfeld by their teacher, Miss Thomp
son, and upon their return to the school
house they found fine dinner awaiting
them. This had been prepared by the la
dies as a pleasant surprise for the children
which it proved to be- Miss Thompson
was presented with a silver orange set by
the graduating class.
The village schools closed last Friday A
class OF eight graduated from the primary
department and exercises appropriate to
the occasion were held in the town hall
Friday evening The class consisted of
Ferd Bulkeley, Grace Bulkeley, Della Hur-
die, Margery Hubert, Rita Morse, Ella
Somerville, Clara Spaulding and Walter
and all wore white carnations, represent
ing the class colors green and white, with
which the hall had been tastefully decorat-
ed by the young ladies and gentlemen from
the High School. The class, led by their
marshal, Howard Bukeley, marched to
their places on the platform where the
other members of both schools had pre-
viously been seated. Theron Evans, speak
ing for the class which is to enter the school
next term, welcomed the parents and
tertaining manner what his class meant to
, do. Each member of the class gave a single
: recitation and the exercises were inter
t spersed with music furnished by both
1 schools. The primary school was repre-
scented by Gladys Barber, who gave the
farewell to the class while Charles Goss
welcomed them to their new field of labor
r 1t is only just to say that these were al
4 rendered in manner creditabe alike &c
the pupils and the teachers, Misses Thomp
md Aahl Tod q
the organ in his usual acceptable manner
Harold Haylett gave violin solo and Lii
liam Sleeper sang the solo Placing 6
Daughter" both of which were well re-
Z. ceived. The solo, The Day is Done" was
rendered by Nellie Griffith in most pleas
r ing manner. The clas song, sung by the
a class closed the program After few
minutes spent in social intercourse, young
and old, engaged in the promenade unit
ten o'clock when all returned to thei
t homes feeling that pleasant evening haC
4 been spent.
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:. A quiet wedding was celebrated las
i. Saturday at the home OF Deacon job
e Southworth. Miss Fannie Southworth, old
), est daughter of Frank South worth, AM
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I the contracting parties. Rev. @. II. Cool
- edge of Permont, N H., was the offioiatn
10 clergyman. The best wishes Of her man
West Fairlee friends attend her to her ne'
), home in Lyme, N. II. - The intens
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f. of bronchitis has had serious relapse
DR.. Simpson is attending her and she hs
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ge There will be a Christian e deavor raj
NJ held in the Reformed Presbyterian chur
.rt on Sunday, February ID, at seven o'clo
re- in the evening to be conducted by Rev.
he III Coolidge of Piermont, N. III. All a
ny invi ed. - The recent storm ma
re. work for the snow rollers. School in d
Ter trict had o be suspended for two days
consequence. - K Il. Lyons, the mt
superintendent of the creamery, has TAX
up his duties He is living with his ia
" ily in the Orrin Green house. - III.
l, McNece, who has been visiting friends
yes town, has returned to South Ryega
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