The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-02-13


Rev L II. Elliot will preach at Richmond
next inday, the nth.
James Newton is agent for the csle-
brated Thermal Bath Cabinet" He has
them at his house ia Mill village aud will
be- glad to show them TO any one Interested
Michael Sullivan had his head fractured
by falling tree at Stowe in Moore's lumber
lingtOu and II Is feared he will not recover.
lington Friday afternoon.
The Junior Fortnightly club meets with
Prof. NJ. Roscoe this evening
L. s. Town, D. 8. Luce and j. H. King
ha been drawn on the jury for the com
ing term of county court at Montpelier.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wallace of Bridge
port, Conn, are visiting at James Wal
lace's,
Margaret Colby returned from visit In
Boston Saturday.
The Middlebury Glee club have been en-
gagged by the members of the high scho oil TO
give a concert here the first week in March,
the proceeds to be devoted to the school
| library.
The reception to have been given last
! Wednesday evening TO Rev. and Mrs. L. X
| Willmi has been postponed indefinitely.
Mrs. Tory entertained the Ladies' Aid
society last " Wednesday afternoon
The concert to have been given by the
| ladies at the Congregational church last
| week was postponed because Of the severe
| weather.
Miss Julia Moody has been unable to at
tend to her du les as teacher this week be-
cause Of illness.
The funeral of Charles Anterior was held
from his home in Duxbury, Friday after
noon.
Wayne Hszen is taking a two weeks va
cation from his duties at the asylum and is
visiting in Alburgh.
g e. Moody is confined to the house by
illness.
A son was born this week to Mr.. and
Mrs. Manley Shonyo.
Mrs. G. II. Dale underwent successful
surgical operation In Boston this week and
is rapidly recovering.
G. d. Robinson hes made an assignment
in favor of his creditors. DR.. w. f. Mi
nard is acting as assignee. The amount oil
the assets and liabilities is not yet known
but IL is believed the creditors will receive
near y IL not quite one hundred cents on
the dollar.
Mrs. James Marion and Miss Jennie
Chaffee visited in Montpelier on Thursday
Mrs. W. f. Minard and Miss Marguerite
her daughter, returned this week from thei'
visit to Minneap Jlis.
MISS Dbllo ming Nlblbou Julb Wbth III Dull
lington and St. Adams.
Miss Mary Moody and Miss Alice Cooley
are Ill with the grip.
The Christian Endeavor society has elect
ed the following officers: President Miss
Carolyn Wells; ce-president, Edwin Col
by corresponding secretary, Miss Mae sea
bury; recording secretary, Miss Ali Sea-
bury treasurer, Miss Mary Lease.
Miss Lance, who has been supplying in
Miss Julia Moody's stead as assistant prin
cipal OF the school, is i'll.
w. V. Bryan. Moody & Luce and W. e
Carpenter have placed electric lights il
their stores.
B. f Carpenter has finished work at the
ssy lum and has gone to Essex junction.
1t is Tumored in Morrisville that g.
Warren has sold or ives about to sell his in
terest in the tannery to Messrs. Fisk & Sic
cum, but up to Tuesday no transaction haC
taken place. Nearly 100 hides day ar,
now going into the tannery and in abou
two weeks the product OF the new company
will go on ths market. II this is true it II
hoped Mr.. Warren will rebuild in Water
most modern tanneries in New England.
A. w. Baker has returned from Lowell
Mass.
Telephones have been placed in the
stores of G. II. Haines and O'Neil Brothers
The subject of Rev G. E. Lsdds sermon
on Sunday will be: "The World and Rel
gious Influences of School and College,"