The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-11-02
w aterbury.
Anton Landt is around on crutches.


Miss Tatro of Montgomery.
e. g. Chesley resumed work in the grist
mill Monday after ten days vac ton
Rev. L. II Elliot preached at East st Johns
bury last Sunday, and will be in Woodstock
next Sunday.
G. w. Pearson and wife were called to Ber-
lin last Saturday by the serious illness of Mr..
Parsons father.
The engagement of Josephine M. Taylor to
Rev George Robert Brush rector of Grace
church, Randolph, N. Y, is announced
Mrs. II. j. Coffey matron of the Soldiers
Home, Bennington, visited at the home of E.
ii. Bloss and Geo. j. Burnham over Sunday.
The Lords Supper will be administered at
the Congregational church next Sunday morn
ing. Preparatory service Thursday evening.
Edward and John G. Farrer have laid out
the meadow recently purchased of G. S. Wris-
ley into building lots, and are building two
roads through the same.
The monthly meeting of the Ladies' Mis-
sionary society will be held this afternoon with
Mrs. L.. II. Elliot at 2;30 o'clock. Subject,
"New Work in Alaska"
The addition of forty building lots should
create desire on the part of the village and
town to induce building by inducing manufac-
turing enterprises to locate here.
Miss Martha Van Rensselaer,, school commits
Bioner OF second diStr ct, Catetarangus county,
New York. spent Sunday with N ISIS Josephine
M. Taylor at her home on Union street
Rev. Francis w. Holden of Norton, Mass,
IS to preach at Waterbury in the opera house
next Sunday. The hour of the fortnightly
meetings in the opera house has been changed
from evening to afternoon at three o'clock.
Next Sunday evening Rev. G. E. Ladd will
speak on 1.-The Forehanded Farmer of the
New Testament" Service in the audience
room at 1870. Good music, all are welcome.
The electric car arriving here at 1923, was
delayed about an hour Monday by derailed
freight car. The passengers transferred
and brought to this village by the freight
motor in time to connect with the local pas
| senger train.
A THANK offering" sociable will be held in
the yestry of t e Congregational church next
! Friday evening, under the auspices of the la
dies missionary and the Christian Endeavor
societies. The entertainment II consist OF
readings, music, missionary salad and re-
freshments. Admission free, but all will be
asked to contribute to the thank offering.
Ladies', gentlemen and young people are all
| invited
The venerable Dr. Hamlin is the guest of
Rev. and Mrs Ladd. Mr.. Hamlin has al
most reached the age of 81 and it is refresh
ing to notice how eeGily the years rest on him.
He is delightful in conversation and as alive
to the interest OF the missionary cause in Tur-
| key as when he was actively engaged in the
great work which resulted in the founding of
| Roberts college and a large number of church,
es and schools in that country.
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Mrs. Myra Palmer is visiting friends in
| town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gilmore of Middle.
bury have been visiting friends in this vi
cinity.
| Several from this place attended the mis-
sionary convention held at Moretown last
week.
Mrs. Ellen Baird, widow OF the late
James Baird, has gone to Jacksonville to
live with her sister, Mrs Samuel Baird
Quarterly meeting services will be held
| at the Methodist church next Sunday. Rev.
l.. 0. Sherburne will be present The quar-
terly conference will be held Saturday
evening, November 8, at half past seven
o'clock.
An antiquarian supper will be served at
the town hall next Wednesday, under the
auspices of the Ladies Aid. Nearly every
thing in the line of good food will be served
to all who come. A large company is hoped
for and good time expected.
Quarterly conference was held at the YES
try last Saturday afternoon, and the COM
munion services on Sunday morning were
conducted by Rev. L. o. Sherburne and
Rev. G. S. Hulburt. Rev. l.. o. Sherburne
spoke to the young people on Sunday even
ing.
The convention here on Friday of last
week in the interests Of the missionary
cause was we'll attended. The morning
session began with prayer service, after
which Rev. W. T. Miller of Waitsfeld
Work in the World" The afternoon was
devoted to papers upon the various features
of missionary work, given by Merton Davis
OF Fayston, Mrs. Hill and Miss Goss. Ad-
dresses were given in the evening by Rev.
Mr.. Noon and Mrs. Carrie +. Miller of
tor of the st. Adams district. The entire
exercises were interpreted with singing
and were full of interest,
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Waterbury Center.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vinal of Westboro, Mass =,
| Nlslltu az NV MI y ldbl Week.
Miss Nellie Perkins of Tunbridge, a for
mer pupil in the Green Mountain Seminary,
is visiting Mrs. Ann Foster.
Rev. Mr.. Sargent will preach in the Bar-
tist church next Sunday morning, and in
the River church in the afternoon.
The next grange sociable will be held
with Mr. and Mrs. j I. Thurston, Tues
day afternoon, November 8, A full attend
ance of the members is desired.
Last week Thursday e A, Newcomb and
d. @. Hayes were in Lisbon n. H., and at
tended the dedication of a new Masonic
hall by the Grand Lodge of New Hamp-
shire.
Last Saturday the friends Of Cornelius
Eddy called upon him to congratulate him
on having arrived at the age of seventy three
years. 1t was surprise to Mr.. Eddy, but
enjoyed by him and all present
Woodbury.,
Ashley Smith has erected a stone shed at
Fosters crossing and is intending to occupy
IL with William Dale this winter.
r. #. Drenan has improved his hotel
property by putting in a furnace. He has