The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-04-13
Waterbury.

mont Bible Society at Westminster, next
Sunday.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Methodist
church will meet this afternoon with MIS-
W. r. Elliott.
Pearl Randall returned to Wellesley Col
lege last Monday after enjoying Easter va
cation at home.
Fred III. Somerville of Lawrenceville, N.
j., spent Easter vacation at his home here,
returning to his school duties yesterday.
The fourth quarterly conference of the
Methodist church, was held Monday even
ing at the parsonage, with the presiding ell
der In charge.
Miss Florence Akeley of Minneapolis,
MINI, who is attending school in Morris
town, N. j., is visiting her uncle, u. W.
Randall, and will return to her school to-
m brow.
The subject OF the Christian Endeavor
meeting next Sunday evening will be Lies.
sons from Great Missionaries" At 1880
Rev. Mr.. Ladd will speak upon the work OF
Bishop Harrington, the great missionary to
Africa who was murdered by the natives
soon after reaching the dark continent.
Mrs. Lorenzo Hills, aged seventy-six
years, died last Friday at her home in Dux-
bury, after brief illness with pneumonia.
She was greatly beloved by all who knew
her and her deeds Of kindness will ever be
remembered. A husband and one son,
Monday noon, Rev. w. M. Newton Off
ciating. Burial at Middlesex.
Do not forget the band concert this even
| ing at the Opera House. The attractions
| already secured are sufficient to insure
| good attendance, but In addition, George
| III. Wilder will render two flute solos. The
| band has devoted much time in practice and
| will give the public surprise in the excel
| lence Of its playing. The object for which
| the concert is given is to provide FUNDS TO
purchase uniforms.
Following is the list OF officers elected at
the annual meeting Of Winooski Lodge, No
40, +. and A. NJ, held in the lodge rooms
last Wednesday evening W. M, George
d. Dale; 8. W., e. K. Foss; j. W., n. II.
Somerville; treasurer, George W. Atkins;
secretary, W. R. Nash. The officers APP
pointed are as follows: s. D., o. X: Scott;
]. D.. Edward Turner; s. s.. +. e. Atkins;
J; g.. e. o. Downing; chaplain. E: g.
Manning. There will be a special commu.
nication on Thursday evening, April IA, to
install the officers.
Martin Mcintosh, an esteemed citizen OF
this village, died early Monday morning,
aged seventy years. Mr.. Mcintosh was of
Scotch origin. the north OF Ireland being his
| birthplace. He came to this country in
early life where he amassed considerable
wealth. He came to Waterbury about IF
| teen years ago and has since then made this
his home. A widow and one sister. who re-
sides in New York, survive him. Funeral
| will be held this afternoon at two O'Clock,
Rev. Mr.. Ladd officiating. Burial will take
place with Masonic honors.
Florence M. Adams died at the home Of
her parents near Waterbury Center Sunday,
April g. OF consumption, aged twenty-four
years Miss Adams was employed as
teacher in the primary department OF the
school at Colbyville, until failing health
| pa1la1 har To raliUn aQrlv in the wintar.
Her funeral was held Tuesday, April B. at
the Advent Christian church. Elder Blount
assisted by Elder Tabor, officiating. She
will be remembered with deep affection by
a large circle OF acquaintances. The pres.
| ence at the funeral exercises, OF nineteen OF
her former pupils, who as they passed her
casket, each deposited bouquet Of flowers,
was evidence of their love for her. Her
parents have the sympathy OF the en-
tire community.
The standing committees OF the Method
list church for 1898 are as follows: Missions
Crossett Mrs. L. j. Rober'-; crnrc' even
sion, Mrs e. Moody, Mrs. G. s. ConanJ,
Mrs. B. Barrett, Mrs j. e. Pixley; Sunday
schools, Mrs. 8. q. Hutchinson, Miss Lydia
Gilman. Mrs. T. B. Crossett, Miss Julia
Moody, Merrill o. Evans, Jr.; tracts, Mrs.
g. e. Moody, Miss Lydia Gilman, Mrs.
Florence Guptil, Miss Mabel Carpenter,
Frank Norway; temperance, Miss Mertie
Guptil, NJ. II. Moody. Frank Griffin, Miss
Inez Circuit; education. Professor, 8: G..
Julia Moody, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. q. White
hill; Freedmen's Aid and southern educa.
ton, Mrs. A. M. Pierce, Mrs. j. M. Wal
lace, Mrs. o. e. Scott, Mrs. L. Bryant, e.
T. Houston; church records, j. A. Bur-
leigh; parsonage and furniture, Mr.. and
man, Mr.. and Mrs. M. o. Evans; church
music, Mrs. j. w. Moody, Mrs. f. Ell. Ath-
erton, Mrs. W. r. Elliott; estimating the
preachers salary, w. P. Dillingham;, w. r.
Elliott, NJ. II. Moody; special committees,
J. M. Wallace; care Of house of worship, ].
A. Burleigh, G. E. Wyman, M. II. Moody.
Catarrh cured. A clear head and sweet
breath secured with Shiloh's Catarrh REM
edy, sold on q guarantee. Nasal injector
free. Sold by w. e. Terrill & Co.
Middlesex.
W. M. Wrisley is to move to South Deer.
field, Mass, this week.
Edwin Hammond of West Windsor Ia
visiting relatives in town.
Miss Addie Hammond accompanied her
uncle Edwin to Stowe on Monday, return
ing Tuesday.
Miss Grace Anthony of the Montpelier
Seminary spent last Sunday with Miss Ad-
die Hammond.
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cured q position in Barre, and will go there
in the near future.
Master Csdy Earle fell from freight car
last Monday and fractured his lower jaw,
besides sustaining other serious injuries.
The remains of Mrs. Lorenzo Hills OF
Duxbury were brought here for interment
last Monday. Deceased was largely ac-
quainted here. and leaves large circle OF
friends to mourn her loss.
Karls Clover Root Tea is a pleasant laxa-
tive. Regulates the bowels, purifies the
blood. Clears the complexion. Easy to
make and pleasant to take. % cts. Sold
by w. e. Terrill & Co.
| NewDury.
Three lovely days. - Miss Annie At
kinson is spending Easter vacation with
her parents. u. b. Lawrie has let
his farm to a Mr.. Riley. - The sugar
socable at Congregational vestry last Fri
day evening Melted about IS. - Easter
was observed at the Congregational and
Methodist churches in the morning and
with Sunday school concerts in the even
ing. - The farm house of II. T. Bald
win on the upper meadows, so called, was
burned to the ground Thursday night last
This house was an old landmark and built
by Mr.. Little, who one or two generations
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