The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1899-12-06
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D. " drlRgs spent Thanksgiving IN Bur
liugton.
on Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs John Atkins spent Thanks
giving at Jouesville.
The Philomaheans met with Mrs. G. e.
badd Friday afternoon.
II. o. Ward OF Moretown was the guest OF
Q. e. Wyman on Thursday.
The schools were closed Wednesday after.
noon for vacation until Monday.
The ladies union met Tuesday afternoon
at the home OF Mrs M. # Stranahan.
Miss Maud Gi1in OF Burlington is a guest
OF Misses Mabel and Lena Carpenter.
Drs. James and Grout were called to
Wakefield on Thursday for c insulation.
Mrs. Frances Atherton OF Burlington is
the guest Of Mrs. IL. g. Whtehll for "a few
days.
George Vincent OF Fairfax sited Mrs.
@. d. Robinson, his cousin, few days this
week.
T. G. O'Neil and DIR. w. f. Mnard have
returned home from their visit to Nova
Scotia.
William Gurley, Frank Norway and
Frank Marian visited in Montpelier on
Friday.
A social hop was held at the asylum on
Thursday evening for the editicaton of the
attendants.
Herbert Marble and family of Montpelier
spent Thanksgiving at the home of @. M.
Marble, his father.
Miss Eva May and Miss Ellen McDuffee
OF Montpelier were guests of Miss Lena
Wallace this week.
H. A. Babbtt and Miss Helen, his daugh-
ter, OF Montpelier were guests Of Rev. l..
III. Elliott Thursday.
Mrs. Ralph James of Hanover, N. H., is
the guest of Miss M. E. Jones at the home
OF Mrs. Harry Holton.
A meeting of the stewards OF the Metho.
dist church was held Tuesday evening at
the home of w. X. Elliott.
Frank Graves and family OF South Royal
ton are guests at the home Of n. K. Wy
man, father OF Mrs. Graves.
Miss Eva Fsirbrother spent Thanksgiving
in Barre az did Mrs. G. 8. Conant and Miss
Bertha, her daughter, in Burlington.
Quite party from this village attended
the masquerade party held in Stowe Wed.
nesday evening, going by special electric
car.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. N. Arms, Henry Kicker,
Henry Wallace, Otis Crane and William
Strong, all of Montpelier, spent Thanks
giving in the village.
Rev. G. Il. Ladd, pastor OF the Congre.
gational church, will take for the subject of
his Sunday mornings discourse, IA Man
Whom Jesus Loved"
Mrs. Michael Manning, Mrs. Fred Grout
and 9. ID. Joslin were called to Lawrence,
Mass, Thursday, to attend the funeral of
Monroe Baldwin, relative.
The services at the Congregational church
Sunday evening will be in charge Of the
pastor. He will speak upon "Congrega-
tionalism-its fundamental principles.
The Ladies' Union will hold a sale of
both useful and ornamental articles next
Friday afternoon aud evening. An oyster
supper will be served from five to eight
o'clock.
Itchiness OF the skin, horrible plague.
Most everybody afflicted in one way or an
other Only one safe, never failing cure.
Doan's Ointment. AT any drug store, 80
cents.
Communion will be observed at the Meth
odist church Sunday morning after short
sermon by Rev. l.. X whitman, the pastor.
G II. Wilder of Montpelier will preside at
the organ.
Union services were held last Wednesday
evening at the Congregational church, Rev.
G. L Ladd preaching, and the Tuesday
and Thursday evening services were omit
ted this week.
household necessity DR.. Thomas
Electric Oil. Heals burns, cuts, wounds of
any sort; cures sore throat, Group, catarrh,
asthma never fails.
An Offering will be made at the Congre
gational church on Sunday morning for the
benefit of the Boston Seaman's Friend So
ciety, a society which looks after the spir'
itual welfare of the sailors
The following were awarded prizes for
the excellence of their work in the com
mercial department Of Green Mountain
| Seminary: First prize, Miss Eta Graves;
second, Alexander Huntey; first honora-
bile mention, Thomas G.. Smith; second,
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| E r Towne has the foundation for two
story building, 60 feet by 81 feet In dimen-
sons, on WiuoosN street nearly completed.
It's understood tn At part OF the building
is to be for residential purposes while an-
other part will be equipped by Mr.. Tow ne
for creamery or a cheese factory.
The Hypatia club met Friday afternoon
at the home OF Ms. w. V. Bryan. The
subject, THE Break with England" was
sub-treated as follows: Causes OF i'll feeling
between England and her colonies" "A
ballad OF the Boston Tea Party" discussion
"Were the colonies justified in destroying
the tea?" patrick Henry" reading, "Reso
lutions to the Congress OF 1774 and the
response OF Congress" "Grandmother's
Story of Bunker Hill" and Yankee
Doodle"
The following officers were elected at the
annual meeting af the Spiritualist society
held November %: President, Abbie w
Crossett; vice president, Hannah Turner
secretary, Nettie Hunt; assistant secretary
Don Buckley treasurer, Janus Crossett
board Of managers, B. A. Montgomery, By
ron Turner, Amri Bruce; entertainment
committee, ID. ID Griffith, Fred Hunt, b
b. Johnson. Since its purchase of tn,
Belden homestead the society has mad,
many improvements upon it and are Il
make further ones in the future. The plac,
is now to be known as the Naples and tn,
assembly room as Harmony hall.
Waterbury Center.
ID, b. Smalley spent Thanksgiving il
Johnson, returning home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Hopkins left last Frida,
afternoon for Ocean Springs, Miss, goinl
by way of Baltimore where they intended
to remain with their grandson, Harry Hop
kins, over Sunday.
Among those who visited their HON
here on Thanksgiving were, Arthur A
Newcomb of Lisbon, N. H., Leo A. New
, comb Of Burlington and Ernest s. New
comb OF White River Junction
; Do not forget to attend the sale at ia
Methodist church next Friday ofternoo
and evening and Saturday evening
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