The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-06-29
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H., we're the guests Of j. j. Colby over last
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Marshall has secured
q position for the summer in hotel in
Elizabethtown, N. Y.
Rev. Mr.. Hardy of Randolph occupied the
Congregational pulpit last Sunday in ex-
change with Mr.. Laid.
Guy Scott left Monday for Newcastle, N.
H., where he has a position for the summer
in the Wentworth house.
The funeral OF Mrs. Merriam, it is expect.
ed, will be held tomorrow afternoon at four
o'clock, Rev. G. e. Ladd officiating.
John w. Keefe and Mary A. Healey were
united in marriage last "Wednesday at ST.
Andrews church, Rev. Father Blais ofici-
ating.
Howard Bryant has secured the position
| OF porter on the parlor car running on the
| White Mountain train between Burlington
and Fabyans.
There will be q Junior League social at the
Methodist church next Friday evening" July
| l. Ice cream and cake will be served and
| all are invited.
Rev. j. Edward Wright OF Montpelier is
| to preach in the opera house in Waterbury
| next Sunday at 2.30 p. NJ. Subjects: 1.-THE
difference between Unitarianism and Uni
versalism."
The celebration at Stowe on the Fourth,
next Monday, will be grand affair
| hltClTlC CdIb Will Iuu ONOly holl nun w
ginning at o'clock A. NJ. For particulars
see posters and small bills.
Delegates to the county convention at
Montpelier to be held tomorrow are as
follows: G. w. Randall, w. p. Dillingham;,
e. E. Moody. O. " May. s., G. = Wheeler y1esIsn
and S. c. Blaisdell.
The annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Waterbury Public Library will be
held July at four o'clock in the rooms OF
the Library. Reports of the past year will
be given and officers for the coming year
elected. Do not forget the time and place
of meeting.
The new illustrated lecture OF Rev. j. J.
Lewis given at the opera house last even
ing fully met all expectations. The one for
tonight will no doubt bring larger au-
dience The views for these lectures have
been prepared at great cost and the subject
being Of vital interest all those who were
present last evening will desire to go again
Mrs. Hannah f. Merriam passed quietly
away at the home of her daughter Mrs. r
M. Forrest last Sunday evening, aged 81
years. She had been falling for several
, days but her death was not expected sc
soon. Mrs. Merriam was born in Grafton,
, VT, July 49, 1903. After marriage they
moved to johnson where they resided fol
thirty-eight years, Mr.. Merriam building uI
, a prosperous business and becoming closely
identified with the church and all thai
=
r children were born to them, six of whom
, are now living. In 1868 Mr. Merriam retired
l from business and moved to this village
, Since Mr.. Merriam's death in 1879 Mrs
Mrs Forrest. The eldest son, Everett B.
is in business in Topeka, Kan, Lucy M.
, wife of Colonel Messer, resides in Chicago
: Mrs. Sarah Tillinghast in Toledo. O., Will
, lam F., in Minneapolis, and Charles thu
youngest is in business in. Chicago. o
nd nh
grandchildren six. Mrs. Merriam was be
loved and respected by all who knew her
one whom all delighted to meet, and as ex
treme old age came the beauty of her lovely
character seemed to brighten
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edge, gained in observing the effect OF you
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Waterbury Center.
! Mr.. and Mrs. o. II. Minott visited il
i Hyde Park last week.
: Miss Ida M Fuller is enjoying few day
: visit with friends in Starksboro.
r Mrs. g. FL. Stone is having visit from
a her sister. Mrs. Chase, of Haverhill, Mass
2 lin spent last Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
Q e. Batchelder.
q Rev. and Mrs Dunn and Mr.. and Mrs
. j. o. Freeman visited Mount Mansfield las
. week. Tuesday,
q Mrs A. G: Anterior and daughter Q
Waterbury visited Misses Mary and Abb
j. Cressey on Saturday.
s Mr.. and Mrs. Dexter Moody OF Mont
>. pelier visited their cousins, Mr.. and Mrs.
Q B. Moody, last Wednesday,
After weeks vacation spent with hi
n parents in East Warren, Archie Lovett re
+ turned to his work with j. A. Gilmore las
4 Saturday.
! Mrs. Jessie W. Hayes and her son Leslie
\ returned home last Saturday from visit t,
!. her parents, Dr. and Mrs. o. l.. Watson a
4 Montpelier.
q Professor and Mrs. G. II. Stone of God
/, dard Seminary are spending their summe
l. vacation at their home here, arriving las
Q Saturday evening.
d An observation car has been put upol
9 the Mount Mansfield electric railroad
t which helps its patrons to see the beautiful
d scenery through which it passes.
Miss Elizabeth Colley has returned fror
q Hill, N. H., bringing carload OF furnitur
: for the lodge. She now has the rooms II
y y fine order for her summer guests.
Rev. and Mrs. L. N. Moody returned t
!, their charge in Gaysville last Saturday, al
y their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. e. B. Moody.
n The delegates from our local Epwort
= League, to the state convention held q
g Burlington last week were Misses Marth
9 Greeley, Lena May and Bertha g. Pike
q Miss Pike went from Burlington to Vel
Q gennes to visit friends there few days bt
fore returning home.
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l. produces Immediate results. When take
8 early 1t prevents consumption. And in Ia
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South woodbury..
Q r. Cram Of Roxbury, district deputy, vii
tied South Woodbury. Lodge OF Good Ten
n plars last Saturday night and stopped owe
Sunday. - Frank sGonyeau Of BurlinG
. ton is the guest Of Mrs. Farnsworth, siste
" of Mrs. Gonyeau, where she has been 70
,. several weeks. - Mrs. r. W. Lance an
y Kate Ball were in Montpelier last Friday
@ - Harry Burnham and Grace Benjt
min were at Caspian Lake last Thursday
a - Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gonyeau, Mri
!. Farnsworth, Mr.. and Mrs Strong, Mr.
Frank Batchelder, DR.. Hall, Mrs. Lie
Goodell and Mrs. Allen Benjamin had q pi,