The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1900-01-31

III New t1hNeni OOun'
@. o. Dlmren, nurse at the asylum, visit
ell this week n his home in Maine.
R,v. G. II. Merrill OF st. Johnsbury will
nreach at ths Congregational church next
Sunday.
The class in sociology and my thology met
last Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. 9. 9.
Warren.
Miss Nellie Ryan and Mrs Elmer Cof-
frin and daughter e,e visiting in Boston
this week.
Edward Cooley has given nm his school
work at Montpelier SEMINARY aud is work.
ing in his fathers shop.
Daniel Jones has fini,h work in the
grocery store Of Cna,lcs Haines and l. now
employ ed in the store of Moody, Luce q
Ly ford.
Alln Rhodes, while saving boards in
Wheeer's mill rhursdav, WAS stuck by a
piece Of tly ing boar aud IN ju. sd so that he
is confined to the house
Warner Woodward and family, who have
been living with his parents, have moved
near Randall x Roberts mil gu Little
River, where he has secured cmplo, ment.
Father Mclaughlin il at the hospital in
Burlington for treatment His condition is
not considered serious and H. Is expected he
will be able to return to his parish within a
few weeks.
At an eat ly date the students OF the high
school are to give the kinder symphony un-
der the direction of G. H. Wilder of Mont
pelier They will be assisted by some of
the best musical talent in the State. Re-
hearsals have already begun.
Rev. G. H. Sissons of Waterbury Center
occu Died the pulpit Of the Methodist
church last Sunday. j. G. Prince of the
Montpelier Seminary WAS present and spoke
at the Epworih League meeting in the
evening
The mid-term promenade concert was
held at Green Mountain seminary at Wa
terbury Center on Friday evening, the Wa
terbury orchestra furnishing music. Quite
number of the young people from this
village attended and report an enjoyable
time.
The Philomatheans met Friday evening
with Mrs Orlo Ayers. The subject con-
sidered as Items about Germany" The
p ogramme comprised reading, "Ducal
Palace in Weimer," life of Goethe, life Of
Schiller, and story Of Faust"
Edward Ashley, while running saw in
Il, W. Huntley's mill last Thursday, was
seriously injured by piece OF board flying
back from the saw and striking him in the
body. Two or three ribs were fractured
AID his injuries will confine him to the
house for some time.
The Randall street Neighborly Club met
last Wednesday evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
James Hattie. The company was costum-
ed to represent the titles of popular ballads
and prizes were offered to the two who
would guess correctly the largest number
| of titles represented. The winners were
Mrs. James Fife and Miss Lena Wallace.
The Hypatia Club met with Mrs. Willis
| Bryan Friday evening. The general sub
/ ject for consideration of Historians" was
sub.divided az follows Prescott az His
torian Bancroft and His Public Lite; The
Battle of Bunker Hill; Character Sketch of
Parkman; Holmes poem on Parkman; Sc
lection from Old Virginia"
day evening.
G. e Bliss went to Massachusetts Friday
night, where he is expecting to find posi-
| ton.
L Collins of Greensboro has been in town
recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. L A. Kent were in town
the first OF the week.
George Slayton returned to his home in
| Massachusetts as week.
A large party attended the socable at II
A. Kents Wednesday evening.
Willard Fay has secured an increase OF
pension from Sc to $40 per month, with
| about $500 Arrearages. L. L. Lamphere
succeeded in closing this Case.
BILE al V. B. Persons, on Tuesday, February
6, to which everybody is invited
A CARD.-We the undersigned, do hereby
agree to refund the money on 80 cent
bottle Of GIeene's Warranted Syrup Of Tai
II it fails to cure your cough or cold. We
also guarantee % cent bottle to prove sat
isfactory or money refunded.
Wells Boyles & Rogers, Cabot
Morse Brothers, Cabot,
S. G. Voodry, Cabot,
Waterbury Center.
An infant child Of Henry o. Murray wa
buried last Sunday. Pneumonia was tn,
cause.
The ladies' social will hold musical sc
able with Mrs. N. l.. Demeritt this even
ing to which all are invited.
Next SUNDAY evening Rev. o. L Barnard
of Stowe will preach at the Methods
church and conduct the quarterly service.
Mrs. L. A. Lyon gave a birthday part.
last Saturday afternoon and evening to
number of her friends, who enjoyed the oc
casion very much.
We have rather an odd inscription in on
OF our cemeteries: Celia, wife of Ezc
French. Died May 20. 1915. IL 68 years
By request Of his second wife"
Harry II. Dillingham; was married il
New York, January 10, to Miss Marguerit
Kenyon OF Lawrence, Mass. COngratula
tions are extended to the young couple.
The following resolution was discussed a
our Grange on Tuesday evening: "Resolv
ed: That it is for the best interest of town
TO exempt from taxation manufacturin
plants" Quite an interest was manifesto,
in the discussion.
Rev. j. +. Thurston Of Middlesex preach
ed at the River church last Sunday after
noon and will preach at the same plac
again Sunday afternoon and will preach a
The same place again Sunday afternoon
February IL.
The next Grange meeting will he at tn
hall Tuesday evening, January 80, whei
the following resolution will he discussed
"Resolved, That 1t is for the best in crest
of towns to exempt from taxation manu-
featuring plants" Affirmative, j. A. Par
ker, Miss Elizabeth Coliey and 1. j Pres
colt; negative, G. G. Robinson, Mrs. K. b
Moody and Henry f. Hill. On Tuesday
February 6, the Grange will have a sociabl
and dinner at o. ii Mnott's.
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