The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-12-07
East Barre.

ulally invited
Rodney Carnes passed away Sunday after
noon about one o'clock by HIS death East |
Barre loses one of her oldest residents.
The Sunday morning service of the Baptist |
society was well attended. the sermon was a |
cd one, and very helpful in many ways.
The Ladies Baptist Union will hold their
usual monthly social and supper on Tuesday |
evening, December Is, in Partridge's hall |
All are cordially invited to attend
The severest wind passed over this village
last Sunday night that has been known for
many year, doing some damage A little
more than one quarter of the iron on the roof
of the Stearns block torn off and carried
twenty five or thirty feet away. Some dam
age was done to the plastering in the hall
through, also the smokestack on the stUneshed
of w. M Carnes " Co. was blown down.
Berlin.
Mrs. Martha Austin is boarding in the
family of A. @. Andrews.
Charles Hancock, formerly OF this place,
m AIDE u Il lug visit here last week.
Misses Mabel Stewart aud Elsie Poor re-
turned this week to Montpelier Seminary.
Schools began Monday morning with
MISS Bliss a. the 'rDer and Miss Mabel
Seaver at the head OF the lake.
Bradford.
| Mrs. M. A. d avis has been quite i'll for
several days Wi b the grip.
Ardie Is Fulton a position as teacher
In the primary school at 8 puth Corinth.
A. Paterson of Phtney ID spending a
few days with relatives and friends in town.
Fred l. Davis, who has been very sick
with the mumps for several weeks, is i'm.
proving.
Fred l.. Adam, Ia improving his build
ing. with coat of paint and by adding
/ p szz TO the house.
Mrs. r. A. Carter o. 81. Johnsbury Is as
si-tiug at v. A. Doty & Cos. large 1ewelry
store for few weeks.
Michael Ceumtnie and wife OF Aver juno
' ton, Mass, speut Sunday with their friends
MIR. aud Mrs. jerry Murphy.
Rev. Mr.. Nimms. better known as the
dru inner sv+ng.list, preached at Grace
church last Sunday evening.
Miss Ellen McDuffse, who has been
friends here returned to Montpelier last
Monday.
Walter r. Davis went to X acne, N. H
Last Friday VIII. r. he will remain for short
visit, sft-c which he expects to go to Hyde
Park, Mass.
W. s Free smau, who has been away FIR
several weeks, returned on thursday with
u lady who will Ia the future be- known aB
Mrs Freshman.
Fay e. Blake, who has been confined 10
his hom- q West Corinth for several weeks
With the mumps, returned to his work NJ
G. H. Curtis on Sunday.
Clarence Martin has accepted position
as teacher In the High school at Dauvilie
Mr. Marlin has had considerable exp rience
In this line of work and we h-speak SUCCESS
for hun in his new field OF labor.
AT the services at Grace church Last Sun
day morning the order OF baptism was ad.
! ministerrd by the pastor. Rev. A. III. Webb,
to TWEEN nine. twenty-h 70 being taken in
on probation, five into full membership aud
one by letter, after which the pastor in q
| few eloquent aud feeling TO marks spoke to
! those " no had taken this first step rs to
their duties and to the older church men,
beers III helping these younger ones.
One OF the severest wind sto' ms known
in his l. c4liry for years commenced last
Sunday evening aud continued until es,l
! Monday morning, high wavs being block ell
in many places by trees which were blown
across them. AT the station two freight
cars which were standing on the side track
With brake on were blown by the furious
wind out onto the main line track where
they were found by The agent on his arrival
there in the morning.
East Calais.
w. L. Pierce Was in Boston last week
Mr.. AID Mrs. o. O. Gerry. gave very
| pleasant whist parry last Wedn- sday even
ing, entertaining thirty Of their friends.
There was a good attendance at the card
party given last Friday evening for the
Deneht OF he E ist Calais circulating library
Fred White has moved TO Frank l.. Mar.
shall's faI IN instead of Ell. Lane as report
ed recently. Mr.. l. iue moved into the old
jerome Bliss house.
d. d. Lamb. fish warden, hai his first
experiences last week in trying to enforce
the law. He realizes sadly that not every
man will tell the truth under oath or even u
particle OF the truth.
East Corinth.
Geo'ge Di yoll returned to Wells River TO
his work on Monday
A daughter was born December to Mr..
and Mrs. G. w. Johnson.
The village school commenced on Mon
day, with Mrs. ThursJon as I, acher.
Rev. r. l. Currier occupied the Univer-
list pulpit Sunday afternoon and even
| ing.
Miss Laura Butler teaches at East Orange
this winter, and Miss Ruxton teaches on
Taplin hill.
who have b-en in Boston for the past few
weeks returned on Friday.
Cabot.
l.. 9. Fisher Is suffering with severe at
tack OF sciatica.
Tue Congregational church was re-dedi.
cate on TUESDAY, November 30.
The creamery IL running on full time, re-
ceiving about 5000 pounds OF milk daily.
John Shaw a d wife have moved to Low.
ell, Mass. where they have rented farm.
Several OF the members OF George Porter's
family at Pettersville are sick with diph-
iberia.
Representative Lance returns to his home,
looking hale and hearty after eight weeks
vacation Mt The Capital.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Shaw left this MORN
ing for their ture home in Dracur, NJ sss
Their many friends wish them health and
prosperity.
The patrons OF the creamery received two
and one half cents for DC ODER butter, churn
test. This would DO he same AZ twenty
three and one-hslf cents oil test.
tits thought In this vicinity that the Gov.
ernor coul not have had "a very extended
acquaintance In reRa 10 farming, with
mt he appointed on the board Of agricul-
ture.
The Olympia Mandolin and Guitar Club
OF Montpelier. under the dirrc ion OF Prof
| George III. Wilder, are TO give concert at
| the MHtnOdiAI church Thuradav avsninu