The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1900-03-14

| Jlbb us DOblmhSteT.
The Ladies Union met with Mrs. Stra q
han Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Sarah Perkins of St. Albans is th,
guest of Mrs. W, V. Bryan.
Jesse Foster has finished work In the
store of Boyce q Hatch.
d. w Cooley has returned from an ex
tended bust less trip through the ate.
The sociology and mythology class me-
with Mrs. G. W. Randall Monday even ng
w Patterson was confined to the house
by illness several days this week but has
now recovered
The attendants at the asylum are arrang
ing for masquerade party there next Sat
urday evening, March II
Dr. w. T. Minard and I. G. O'Neil left
last week for an extended business trip tC
Boston and Nova Scotia.
G. II. Anderson has finished work al
nurse at the hospital and has gone to Mas
sachusetts where he has similar position.
The Kinder Symphony given last Friday
evening at the High school hall is is be re-
peated Wednesday evening at the hospital
for the benefit Of the PARENTS.
The Kinder Symphony concert that was
so successtullv presented last Friday even
'0o school-hous hall, will BIZ repeated
his evening at the state hospital for the
benefit a, PATIENTS. Mr.. Wiider's eff
.urts 10 pleasa the people of this community
oltn music OF high order Is ppreciated.
The Fullerton Art studio mas recsntly
been retitteo and at present il presents q
most comedy appearance New back
grounds and accessories have been added
making it up to date in every respect.
The electric care on the Mount Mansfield
road, which BECAUSE OF the recent heavy
Snow fail were tied up several days this
week, have resumed regular trips between
Stowe and this village.
The work OF remodelng the interior OF
the Central Vermont station was began
last Thursday. IL il expected it will be
com pleted in about two weeks time. The
ticket office il being enlarged by extending
il out into the room several feet. when
completed this viii also DO used as quar- ters
for the telegraph office.
Mrs Il ANA l. Davis, the popular milli-
ner, has gone to bos on and New York for
several weeks stay, % famlliarizs her
self with the latest anu most novel modes
in the millner's art. She intends her Gus
toners shall not only have the very best
goods on the market but also the very latest
styles.
G. B. Clark has machine of his own in
vention which is wonder in the way of a
cradle hole exterminator. The idea is novel
yet simple. He has had ample opportunity
of late to give the machine practical test
and the manner in which it shaves off the
heads of the humps in the streets and makes
smooth the rough places is caution.
The union meeting at the Methodist
church Sunday evening listened to very
interesting address by Winslow Farnham,
the blind lecturer. His subject was En-
durhnce." Monday evening he delivered
his lecture entitled 1.-THE One Armed Adj
miral" in the high school hall. Mr.. Farm
ham is pleasant speaker and his carefully
prepared lectures are both interesting and
profitable.
At the annual meeting OF the Congrega
tonal society held last Thursday evening
the following officers were elected: L. III
Elliot, moderator; j. j. Colby, clerk; l.. III
Elliot, treasurer; Wallace Green, collector
G. G. Graves, j. S. Bachelor, W. II. Sea
bury, prudential committee; f. l.. Knight
auditor.
G. G. Warren last week purchased the
tannery at Morrisville. This property's
value has been estimated IS high as S25, 00(
but Mr.. Warren obtained it at more ad
vantageous figure. During his recent west
ern trip he inspected some of the larges
| tanneries in the country with view to OBJ
| tanning an insight into the latest methods
employed in tanning. AS result he has
| engaged an expert to add to and improve
his new property and to incorporate within
| it the latest Improvements. He is at pres
emit shipping the bark he has stored a
| Water bury TO Morrisville aud expects dur
| ing the present year to use 1000 carloads o
bark additional 10 that he how has on hand
This will be shipped over the Boston anC
Maine railroad over which he has beer
| given the most satisfactory rates. Mr.
| Warren will retain his residence at Water
bury.
The Kinder Symphony concert given las
Friday evening at the high school hall b,
the students OF the high school under thu
| direction of G. II. Wilder was one of thu
| most pleasing musical events ever held IL
this village Each member was most cor
daily received by the large audience. TIL
local talent, which acquitted itself mos
| creditably, was augmented by Mr. Wilder
orchestral club whose ability as producer
of music of high order is too well know
to require special mention at this time
| The program follows:
Kinder Symphony, Sleigh Bells Chaxte
| Dream Of the Ballet, SilerberI
| The Mosquito Parade, "a,
Jersey Review) Whitne.
Flute solo, Russian Rhapsody, Terschacl
Mr. Wilder.
At Sunrise, Qdylle,) Brattol
Three Star Polka, Bagle,
Lee s. Tillotson.
Piano duett, March Hongroise, Kawalsk
| Messrs. Elliott and Wilder.
Two Movements From Symphony, Tour
4
| Commodo.
Flute solo, Snow Flakes, Terschacl
Mr.. Wilder.
The Busy Bee, T. Bendi,
| Serenade for Flute and Horn, Tit
Messrs. Wilder and Tillotson.
| Overture, Grand Stand Macki
Kinder Symphony, Birds of The
Forest, Roneber
The proceeds are for the piano fund.
| Sodom.
Among the sick ones here the past weel
| have been Mrs. William Daley, Mrs. ALE
McLoud and Maggie Guy.
Carrie Daley is better after hard tim
with liberated teeth which eliminated il
assesses, Her sisters, Mrs, HARDWOOD an
Mrs. Holmes, have been with her.
Alonzo Holt has hired George Newton
farm for this year, and has already move
| into the horse.
Charles Hood has returned with his fam
lily to his farm, the Oscar Templeton place.
Leon Kelley has engaged to work TO
| Fred Snow for year.
The family OF Herbert Weeks, formerl
| of this place, has been augmented by tn
addition of pair OF twins.