The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1900-09-12

shop for q. M. Griffith.
John Atkins has returned from his trip
with the Bethel base ball team
A daughter was born last week to Mr..
and Mrs. John Deal
Alex Cassidy has finished work for
Frank Evans and has returned to his home
in Enosburgh Falls
The Christian Endeavor society and the
Epworth League held union service at
seven o'clock Sunday evening in the Con-
gregational church which was conducted
by Mr. Trowbridge.
b. E Wallace is visiting in Boston for a
few days,
The Hypatia Club royalty entertained the
Philomatheans last Wednesday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. +. l.. Knight, when
Mrs. John Rowell Young of Washington,
ID. c., delivered an address on topics drawn
from her experiences in club work and her
personal acquaintance with Viceroy LII
Hung Chang of China which were most
charmingly and interestingly presented.
The following program was rendered: Vo-
cal solo, Miss Drew; reading, Mrs. Brush;
vocal solo, "Once in While," Mrs Bryan
with mandolin obligato by Mrs. Atkins;
quartette, "Kentucky Babe" Mrs. Bryan,
Knight, Demertt and Bamforth; vocal
solo, Mrs. Demeritt with guitar accompan-
ment, by Mrs. Palmer. Miss Hutchinson
acted as piano accompanist. Light refresh
ing was held at which it was decided TO re-
sumo club work on the first Friday in Octo-
Der
Carl Guptil and Henry Elliot are to Az
tend the Burlington High school this fall.
" V. Henderson has been rewarded for
the recent service he rendered the Central
Vermont Railroad Company by saving one
of its trains from wrecking by being given a
position he has long desired.
Canaan, is visiting his family at Colbyville.
Daniel G. Jones and Miss Mabel Oarpen.
ter were married last week at the home OF
Frank Carpenter, father Of the bride. Rev.
l.. X. Whitman performed the ceremony.
Misses Maud Griffin of Burlington and
Alice Booker acted as bridesmaids.
George r.. Sumner of Burlington was in
town last Friday.
Mrs j. w Esgan of Middlesex visited in
town last week.
Rev. l. X Whitman has returned from a
three weeks visit at his home in Philadel-
phia and resumed his duties as pastor Of
the Methodist church on Sunday.
Harold Somerville is doing local work
for the Record
A special town meeting has been called
| for September 26 to see IL the town will
vote to exempt from taxation for term OF
| ten years the granite business which Lewis
| Dan els is to move here from Worthwhile
! The contract for building the stone sheds
to be occupied by Mr.. Daniels will be lei
| this week. The sheds will be located or
| G. e. Moody's land next to the properly
owned by the Methodist church.
j. O. Hobart has the framework for hii
new block on the Chandler lot well undel
way.
e. G. Houston, f. W. overs, Luke Ro
berts aud Williams Seabury spent las
Wednesday night on Mount Mansfield.
w. e. Towne is building public batl
room in connection with his barber shop.
Mrs. Charles Bailey and Bert Boodr.
met with a head on collision last Wednes
day evening on Maiu street while riding
their bicycles. The wheels were damaged
but the riders escaped without injury
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Boxer of Springfield
Mass, are guests Of Augustus Boxer, hi
father
Fred Henry has returned to Toledo
Ohio, after months visit with relative
here.
A most enjoyable promenade and dane
was given last Friday evening in Oper
house hall, the Waterbury orchestra flu
nishing the music. The affair was undo
the auspices OF the local base ball society t
whose use the proceeds will be devoted,
Forest Moody has finished work at IL
store of O'Neil Brothers and has taken
position at the Canning factory,
Vernon Badger of lburgh Center is a
tending the High school here. He is boar
ing with Joseph Tredo.
1t is rumored that G. G. Warren, G.
Randall and Mark Kennedy have retire
from political life.
> The Peoples fair held under the auspic
of the Winoosk Valley Agricultural Ass
ISOLATION opened on Tuesday on grand
, scale than ever before and will continue
add to its attraCtiveness until Ihursda.
the closing day. Those who attend will
I given such fullness Of enjoy ment they W
regret it could not be continued forevt
o There will be exhibited in large measu
: choice specimens Of horse, swine, COW,
and fowl kind and floral hall will be fill
to OVERLOOKING with specimens of the choi
est haDdiwork of thu residents OF this st
l. ton. The managers are bound to plea
Il even the most fastdious and exacting of /
the fair attendants.
Il William Sullivan has finished work I
a Lewis Hill and is employed at the canni
q factory
Mrs. Lucy A Morris, former resident
r Waterbury, died at the residence of h
h son-in-law, Joel III. Gates, Burlington, S
d urday, September /, at the advanced age
eighty-three years. Funeral services we
,. held the following Tuesday, conducted
"a Kew L. IL ElllOu. Inc Oullhl WAS III U
20 family lot at Morrsville.
10 Rev. l.. II. Elliot will represent the V
=. mont Bible Society al Cabot next Sunday
81 The Ladies' Missionary Society OF {
Congregational church will hold their {
Of nual meeting this afternoon.
1f w. p. Butler and friend, Mr.. Reed, Wis
g ed Mt Mansfield yesterday, to remain
few days.
Miss T. l. Davis went to New York tod
where she will remain two weeks study
ye new styles in millinery.
r. North Duxbury.
~ Mrs. 1. w. Thomas and son are visit
u her daughter in Milton.
i, Miss Olive Vsrnsy of St. Adams is a gu
-, of Miss Maggie Callahan.
Mrs Eli Duba OF Ware, Mass, is visit
=, her brother, Charles Woodward.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. L. Callahan of Mont
!. lier are visiting relatives in town.
Several parties improved the good wes
or last week by climbing Cancels Hump
Mr.. and Mrs. b. Willard of Burling
as are guests of ID. Stevens at Camp Villa
Miss Jessie Morse and Harold X 9nn,
he are attending the High school at Wa
bury.