The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-07-13
Waterbury.

The Ladies' Aid Society OF the Methodist
church, meet this evening with Mrs. q. ID.
Robinson.
Next Sunday evening, instead Of the US
ual form of service, praise service OF song
will be held at the Methodist church.
The Young Ladies' Missionary Society
and the Woman's Foreign. Missionary So
ciety meet together in the church parlor on
Thursday evening at half.past six.
The young ladies and young men of the
congregation will meet for "sng" in the
parlors Of the Methodist church this after
noon at five o'clock. (rhis is change
from the pulpit announcemenO.
Rev. L. o. Sherburne, presiding elder OF
this district, preached at the Methodist
church last Sunday morning and admins
tered the communion Of the Lords Supper,
assisted by the pastor. In the evening
patriotic service was held, attended by
larger audience than usual. The new Ep-
worth League singing books were used for
the first time and added much to the inter-
est of the meeting.
Those desiring to visit Mt. Mansfield can
now do so with very reasonable expense
and with the greatest OF ease. The electric
car leaving here at 90 A. NJ. connects at
Stowe with stage for the summit arriving
there before dinner, returning to Stowe at
4; 40 P. M. Fare from Waterbury to the
summit and return, $500. There is good
hotel on the mountain with genial land
lord who will spare no effort to make his
guests comfortable.s-e. - 4len
Mrs. Lee, missionary at Marash, Turkey,
was present at the Christian Endeavor ser
vices at the Congregational church last Sun
| day evening and gave q half-hour talk, de-
scribing the terrible massacre at that place
which she witnessed, when some 700 Ar
menians we're murdered, one Of the three
Christian churches burned and the others
| robbed as were the college and seminary
4 L,.s1 ~ 10.
During the two and half years since then,
| the missionaries have gone bravely on with
| their work and to-day larger number at
tend church and the schools than before.
A large audience were present and listened
to Mrs Lee with deep interest.
Stop that coughl Take warning. 1t may
lead to consumption. 25c bottle of Shi-
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Waterbury Center.
Miss Mabel Mather Of South Royalto is
visiting among her old schoolmates.
Mrs. Hattie Grover has bought house Of
| B. 9. Hutchins, and will take possession
about August 1.
William Atkins of Worcester, Mass, il
| spending a few weeks with his brother
| Charles Atkins.
Miss Mary e. Smith, who has been teach
ing in Newburyport, Mass, is at home fol
| the summer VacatlOn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Morrell and Ralph
| Alger of Stowe visited their mother, Mrs
Lura Alger, last Sunday.
Misses Ivy Smalley and Lillian Bryan
have gone to Hotel Lookoff, Sugar Hill, N
a., to do table work this season.
William H. Anderson had bad fall from
load of hay last Friday, striking upon his
head. He is apparently recovering.
Misses Maud and Grace Woodward art
visiting their grandmother, Mrs. Lucis
Newhall, and their aunts, Miss Ruth New
hall and Mrs. Nora Hodge.
DR.. Merritt Ferguson OF New London
| Conn j. M Ferguson OF New York city
| Miss Grace Ferguson of Burlington anC
Miss Edith Cakes of Philadelphia have
been stopping at W. E. Marshalls.
IT think DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve i,
the finest preparation on the market fol
piles" So writes John G. Dunn Of Wheel
ing, w. Va. Try it and you will think the
same. 1t also cures eczema and all Skin
diseases. W. +. Terrill & Co.
WaitsfieId.
Mrs. e. M. Merriam of Leavenworth
Kan, is the guest of Hon. and Mrs. j. Fl
Hastings. - Miss Carrie.M. Green, who
has been in Florida teaching the past few
years, is expected home for her vacation
Miss Green has been q very successful
teacher and her many friends here will bt
glad to welcome her home. - K. e
Linnell of Lowell, Mass, was in town last
week the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. James
Baird. y. w. Gregory and r. A. Max
ness. - Paul Joslin of Minneapolis
Mimi, is in town for few weeks stopping
with his grandfather, Hon. j. a. Hastings
- E. M. Carey returned to Greenfield
Mass, Monday night. - Mrs o. III
Richardson and daughter Garlic OF Mont
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days. - There was very pleasant gath
ering at the Methodist parsonage last Wed
nesday evening. Refreshments were served
and those present enjoyed the evening very
much. - The ice cream sociable and
musical at the Congregational church las,
week Tuesday evening was largely attend
ed and much enjoyed. The music was fine
as was the ice cream. - Miss Bessie
Moore of Bethel is in town for few weeks
with her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. N
Robinson. 30. III. Newcomb and fam
lily were visiting friends in Barre last Sun
and Walter are away for few days. -
Quite party from here are planning for a
trip to the land slide to-day. John
Curry and wife Of Waltham, Mass, are
stopping for few days as guests Of j,
Kelley and wife. - E. o. Trask and 6
party of friends from Worcester. Mass, are
at G.. W. Wallis for q little vacation. -
A party that visited the slide last Sunday
report snow squall on the mountain while
there
Women love clear, healthy complexion
| Pure blood makes it. Burdock Blood Bit
| ters makes pure blood.
st. Johnsbury.
Very little sickness is reported in the
town, and our doctors are enjoying vaca
ton.
The adjourned village meeting for the
purpose OF raising taxes for the coming yeal
was attended by five voters. A tax Of sew
enty cents ON the dollar was voted and the
meeting adjourned.
The Choral Union Of this place having
met with large deficit in their finances
last spring conceived the idea Of recoupinl
it by means Of first class minstrel show
given by local talent. 1t was given las
Friday and Saturday evenings in the How,
opera house to full houses. Hank White
the old time minstrel, was secured to as
sist. and the show resulted in lot of fur
and sum OF money sufficient to clear tn,
Union from debt.
Our local banks report a good business
for the past six months. The Passumpsi
Savings bank makes dividend OF two pc
cent to over $500 depositors The Citizen
Savings Bank and Trust Company makes
dividend of two per cent to depositors ant
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