The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1899-01-18
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Frank Call has commenced work in the
tannery.
Mrs. G. N. Selleck of Chicago is a guest of
Mrs. K. L. Seabury.
Bert Anterior has already cut eight
thousand cakes of ice.
Miss Jane Simpson of Burlington is visit
ing at 9. G. Chesley's.
o. A. Seabury left for his home in AL
bany, N. Y, last Monday.
William p. Mason is confined to his house
although not seriously i'll.
Eddie Mayo has moved to the Levi Davis
tenement on High street.
Robert and Eva Burnham are confined
to the house with the measles.
The Ladies' Aid society will meet this
afternoon with Mrs. G. S. Conant.
Henry Coburn has his arm in sling be-
cause of badly sprained shoulder.
George Marshall has commenced the erec-
ton OF a house in the Kneeland district.
Quincy Greene and wife of Bemis. Mass,
visited his brother, ID. G. Greene, last week.
A. G.. Anterior was unable to be at his
store portion Of last week because of ill.
ness.
This evening the Junior League will give
sociable at the church parlors at seven
o'clock P. NJ.
The old school house has at last been
sold to James Hattie, who will move and
make III INTO tenementS.
! The PASTORS Aid committee will meet at
the Congregational parsonage this evening
at half past seven o'clock.
Supt. L. G. Frost of the electric railroad
was called to his home in South Berwick,
M, last Saturday, by the seriJ Jus illness Of
his wife.
NJ o. Evans has purchased through the
! agency of j. X Fullerton the double tene-
ment on Randall street formerly owned by
j. A. Parker.
The prayer meeting Thursday evening
has been changed to 7:30 P. NJ. The topic
for this week will be The two parties in
the agreement"
Elders cunt and Taber and s. G.
Wheeler, E. A. Gibbs and Charles Allen
are attending the Adventist Conference at
Ayers Flat Q.
A derailed car just above Colbyville
prevented the electrics from making con-
nee ions with the Central Vermont cars
Monday forenoon.
Rev G. e. Ladd united in marriage Ran
som Newcomb and Josie Coffrin Jan. IL,
also Vernon Pierce of Fayston and Char
lotte Bingham of Moretown, Jan. IA
Charles III Soudan of Boston and f j.
Shepherd of Derry, n. H., president and
general manager OF the electric railroad,
are registered at the Waterbury Hotel.
The Hypatia club will meet Friday after
noon with Mrs. f. E. Atkins. The pro-
gramme will consist of the reading of the
last three acts of Shakespeare's "Othello."
The return of the Talents will be cell
ebrated one week from Wednesday even
ing. Stereopticon views and missionary
sociabe will precede the account of the
investments.
Rev. Cyrus Hamlin, D. D., of Lexington,
Mass. is spending the week with his
daughter. Mrs. Ladd. He will occupy the
pulpit OF the Congregational church next
Sunday morning. Many will be glad Of
this opportunity to see and hear him.
Next Sunday evening there will be a
union service at the Congregational church
at half past seven The subject will be
"Our day Of opportunity. Rev. DR.. Ham
lin will have part in the service. The pres
ence and participation OF all is desired.
1t was impossible for the j, nitor to prop
erly heat the entire school building during
the cold days OF last week and an expert
was called from Boston who made some
changes in the introduction of cold air to
the furnaces and no more trouble is antic-
ipated.
W. G. Shaw had his shoulder dislocated
by being thrown from buggy Monday,
while driving in West Bolton. His horse
ran away compelling him to walk mile
for assistance. He was brought to Jones'
vile and reached home on the evening
train. DR.. James set his shoulder
The Phlomatheans will meet next FRI.
udy AFTERNOON al Une nome OF Mrs Drew.
Programmes: Current events, Journalists
report, paper, Geography OF Washington
county" Mrs. Elliott; paper. History of
Washington county" Mrs. Morse; paper,
Natural resources, manufacture and pro-
ducts of Washington county," Mrs. Cooley;
paper, County officers and their duties"
Mrs. Clough.
Waterbury Center.
B. q. Stone has gone to Hartland to spend
a few weeks with daughter,
Mrs. B. e. Buzzell of Burlington is visit
ing Mrs. p. e. Smith for few weeks.
Homer Demeritt of Plattsburg, N. Y, is
visiting friends hero. He will return to his
home on Friday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Arthur Lyon of Vergennes
visited at Chauncy Lyons last week. Mr..
Lyon Is foreman OF the Industrial School
farm at Vergennes.
Our next Grange meeting will be Tues
day, January "a. Dinner will be served at
noon and the newly elected officers will NJ
installed in the afternoon. A delegaSy5n
from the Worthwhile Grange is expeNfed To
visit us at that time.
Rufus A. Waits met witha serious aco;.
dent last Friday. While cutting tras a
large limb came down, striking him on the
head and tearing the scalp badly. DR..
Henry james was called who sewed nm the
wound and 1t is hoped he will recover.
DR. BULLS CouGH SYRUP never disan-
points those who use 1t for obstinate coughs.
Golds ana irritations of the throat and lungs'
IL stands unrivaled as q remedy for throat
anu lung diseases. Sold by all druggistn
Tor twenty-five cents.