The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1900-01-24
NOTthIieId.

TRAINED quite hard Saturday during the |
day and late into the evening. The weather
then changed suddenly very cold, freezing |
so as to make the roads and sidewalks one |
mass OF ice.
These officers will attend the officers
school at Burlington this week Major II. |
l.. Howe, Captains II. Il. Dole, J. p. Nose
ley; Lieutenants 9. A. Plumley, John l..
| Greenwood, s. II. Ashley
Rev. A d. Brown officiated at st. Mary's
church Sunday. The rector, Rev. G. j.
| Sutherland, officiated at Woodstock.
The missionary meeting which was to be
held Wednesday evening will be held
Thursday.
Captain II. r.. Dole held school OF in
struction for his non commissioned officers
at the armory last Saturday evening.
Charles Kent, Charles Fuller, j. M. Bull
lock, r. j. Dutton with their wives, and
John Follery, attended the dance at Calais
| Friday evening
Miss Sadie Buidnell gave whist party
Friday evening.
Dewitt Clinton Lodge of Masons worked
the third degree on candidate Wednesday
evening.
The West side whist club met with Mr.,
and Mrs. William Garvey Wednesday
evening.
The ladies' OF st. Mary's parish will occu-
py the parish house for sociables.
William Carnes OF Plattsburg was in town
last Friday.
Charles d. Stevens Is at work for L. A.
Howes in his harness shop.
George Averill is helping George Sanborn
take his annual inventory.
Martin Hanlon is to wire the chapter
house Of the A. s. p. Society for electric
lights.
Charles Pervier has been elected camp
deputy for the Modern Woodmen Of Amer
lea.
II. G. Moseley is out with a new meat
sled which bears the name of "Corner Mar
ket."
The revival meetings closed Wednesday
evening.
The Odd Fellows and Rebekah lodges
held a socable at the residence of G. r.
Andrews Friday evening which was well
attended.
The Good Templars held a sociable at
their hal! Friday evening. A literary pro-
gramme and refreshments were the attrac-
ton of the evening.
The Rainbow Club held one of their 80
, cables at Concert hall Friday evening.
William Boynton returned Friday even.
ing from a business trip of several days.
f. s. Porter, who has been in Canada
during the past three months on business
arrived home Friday evening for a two
4 weeks visit.
Preparations are being made to resume
, work at the Dole-Brill quarry at South
, Northfield about the first of March. A
large amount of fine slate was uncovered in
the fall and the firm will be ready to pro.
duce large amount this season.
a The captains at Norwich University have
t received orders to attend the officers
school at Burlington, January 20 26.
t The annual c. llogue of Norwich Uni
I versity has been issued.
Z
I usual crop of ice which is of fine quality
The ladies of St. Mary's church have re.
3 occupied the Parish house and will give q
I clam chowder supper Tuesday evening
January %, from FIVE to seven o'clock.
!, The Ladies' Reading Circle will hold
their Red Letter day exercises with Mrs
M. e. Warrington at the Mortified House
3 Tuesday evening, January %. Mrs. s. e
. Pingree OF Hartford will have a paper or
Samoa
t Mrs. Ann Roberts wife of Henry Culver
died at her home last week Monday, after
. suffering from infrmties for many years
a The funeral was held at the house Wednes
day, Rev. A. W. G.. Anderson attending
Burial was in the Roxbury cemetery.
Q L. w. Avery had the misfortune to LOSE
his black stallion recently. The cause O
!, his death is uncertain.
r Miss Winfred Foss OF East Roxbury who
l. has taught for several terms in the Holder
/, district has secured good position in
i high school in Massachusetts,, and has en-
: tered at once upon her duties. Mrs. Lizzie
Plastridge will complete the term of schoo
q in the place vacated by Miss Foss.
!. The alteration in the store OF c. S. Rich
y mond is neary completed and great i'm
Il provement is made giving greater space anC
, more light.
;, The ice crop has nearly all been gather
= ed quite good quality being procured
this year.
1 Many people in this vicinity are enter
;, tanning colds, caused by the sudden change
OF weather.
9 East Corinth.
3 The storm of last week Tuesday makes
fine sleighing in this vicinity.
. A public installation of ansom Post
Grand Army, was held in the vestry Tues
day evening. A large number attended
8 and all enjoyed pleasant time.
3 At the meeting of the directors OF thu
/ creamery Thursday G. M. Hayward was en-
\ gagged as butter maker, K. w Hatch as sec
/, Ietary and q. M. Page as treasurer for the
: ensuing year.