The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1900-01-31
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Mrs. F. A. Boyce is slowly recovering.
Hollis Mehuron has been quite i'll with
cold.
George Ray of Fishers Island, N Y, is
in town.
Schools closed January 26. Each has
been successful
Eaton & Allen are getting the mill yard
well filled with ash logs.
Will Ryle was in Montpelier recently and
purchased pair Of work horses.
s. ID. Allen anu wife Of Barre visited at
M. l.. Richardson's last week.
Mrs. Ira Moore has returned from her
work of mercy and comfort III Warren.
Mrs. w. f. Wilder, who is at hospital
in Burlington. is reported as doing we'll
Rev. Mr.. Miller preached in the school
| house on the German FLATS Sunday even
| ing
The Waitsfield school rendered choice
literary and musical program last Friday
Afternoon,
About fifteen inches of snow fell Sunday
night and Monday and now the lum-
bermen are happy.
Fred j. Eaton has been laid off with the
grip for few days and Herb Joslyn is
running the grist mill.
DR.. jackson left Waitsfield on Monday
for his European trip. He expects to be
@ me about three mouths.
Mr.. Ganley went to Montpelier Tuesday
to meet Mrs Ganley who returns from her
visit to Massachusetts.
There are thousands of logs on the skid1
on the mountains and the lumber mau y
prayer is "Gve us snow
The Waits6t IL town library Is at last
open to the public. Catalogues can be OBJ
tanned of the librarian, l.. ID. Savage.
Horace Hill, who has been in poor health
for some years. died January 10 and was
buried in IrasYile the following sunday.
Rev. l.. H. Elliot of Waterbury preached
Sunday morning at the Methodist church
and in the evening at the Congregational
church.
The Home Circle is invited TO meet with
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Hastings Wednesd ly
afternoon and evening. Tea will be served
from half past five to seven. All are cor
daily invited.
The sixth entertainment of the lecture
course at the Congregational church on
Tuesday evening, Jan 80, will be a lecture
by W. p. Stafford of ST .Johnsbury. Subj CT
"Wendell Phillips"
Rev. l.. II. Elliot addressed union
meeting at the Methodist church Sunday in
the interests OF the Vermont Bible Society
He addressed similar meeting at the Con-
gregational church in the evening.
Belden's creamery paid twenty FIVE and
one-half cents per pound for December bu T.
ter. The cooperative paid twenty. five and
three-fourths cents. Mr.. Belden sent a
twenty pound tub to the Dairyman's meet
ing which scored 94l
The following resolution were adopted by
Mad River lodge II. and A, Nj. on the death
of s. ID. McAllisier: Whereas il has leas-
ed God in his Infinite wisdom to permit
the relentless hand OF death again to in
wade our circle and remove from our midst
Brother Sheridan ID McAllister.
A very fine meeting in the interest OF
| temperance held in the Methodist
church under the auspices of the Good
Templar Sunday evening. Chief Templar,
| Fred Eaton had charge OF the meeling
Short addresses were given by Mrs. Eddy,
Mrs Palmer, Mrs. LaDue aud Miss Goss
The gentlemen having part in the program
were Chandler McAllister, Carl Haseton,
Lawrence Kelly, William Palmer, o. G.
Eaton, Charles Green, Rotations we're
| given by Ehel La Belle, Cora Kelly and
Earl Parker. The choir rendered very "a
music. Mrs, Miller has charge Of the next
temperance meeting FebruaIy18.
Resolved, That we cherish the memory
OF our departed brother, while we bow In
humble submission to the Masters will
knowing that he doeth all things we'll. Re-
| solved, That we tender our heartfelt sym.
pathy TO the family of our departed brother,
and that as a token OF our sympathy we
drape our lodge room with the emblems OF
mourning for three months. Resolved,
| That copy OF these resolutions be sent to
the family OF our deceased brother, that
| they be spread upon the record book OF
| this lodge, and printed in one or more of
the county papers. o g. Eaton, III. I. j.
Howe, Commute on resolutio 8.