The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-10-09

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! The following are the officers of the Congre.
gational Christian En- eavor society for the
ensuing six months: President, Eflie NJ CO.
burn vice president, Norman q Burbank; cor
responding secretary. Hattie X. Dearborn;
recOrdin secretary, Emma W. atch; treas
urer, - enry w. Burbank; ehairmar of com
mittees-lookout, Mrs Persis d. Comstock;
prayer meeting. Richard II. Hacon; social Lena
H. Spalding; missionary, attic r. Dearborn;
music, Sadie NJ Eastman; flower, Margaret
! Comstock.
Many friends here are interested in the mar
rrage OF DIR Nary A Burbank to DR. Herman
X Sherburne, which took place at Barre on
the LIST inst They will make their home at
Littleton, n H., where the bride has been
practicing osteopathy
Remember the drawing of seats for the en-
tertanment course on Friday afternoon at two
o'clock at the pub ic library.
Rev. and rs. a j. Eastman and Rev w.
f. Allen attended the Sunday school conven-
ton at Bradford last week
Myrton Z. Sargent of Manchester, N. H., is
visiting his parents.
Edmund " Coburn is at home from Rocky
Hill, tonn for few days
Carl Rollins and wife of Roxbury have
been sitting at w Flanders.
Adelbert h. 'arpenter is visiting his mother
from Somerville, Mass
! w. II Whidden of New York city has been
visiting at 1rs K vira Goodwn's
G. n Corliss is driving the hetford stage
between this place and West Fairlee.
| G. +. Hemenway of Lowell, Mass is spend
ing a forth ght with his family at their summer
home on the West Hill.
Mr. and Mrs A. L Skinner are visiting rel
atives in Lowell, Mass
Ethel L George is working at j. b. Ba-
cons.
Mrs. G. ]. Helmer and children and Mrs.
Charles Helmer returned to New York on
Tuesday
! Rev F f. Briggs of Washington is expected
to exchange with Rev Mr. Eastman and to
preach in the congregational church next Sum
day
he Bulgarian lady who was lately captured
by Bulgarian brigands together with iss
Stone an American missionary, was in school
at Mortified Mass with Emma l. Darling
and Belle Judd, and is an intimate friend of
Miss Judd, whom she once visited here Much
anxiety is felt for the safety of the ladies.
Mary t.. Fits of Manchester. N H, has
been pending week at Ii S Fits.
K Al Homer Fltts' dress goods al. in this
Issue.
Ryegate.
" d. OhlIn has SOlu 10 amount OF
$4,000 timbe Gland with sawmill to parties from
Littleton. w II. Sargent also sold some lum
Der to the same company.
A large number of friends and neighbors
called on and Nrs. j A. ncLam the
evening of Dot 3, to remind them that it was
the twenty fifth anniversary of their marriage
Some silver, an Office desk and chair with a
sum of money was left, with best wishes
Mrs. Maggie Norwood is reported to be
some better and is able to get ont apain.
MIR and Mrs Horace Symes have returned
from their wedding trip and are now preparing
to settle down to the arduous duties of house
keeping
III A Nels N had horse taken sudd My i'll
while at Wells River on the evening of Oct 3.
James Davidson Jr-, of Worcester, lass ;,
with rothers Robert and John and Jessie, his
s ster, spending short time here at their
old home, making family reunion more
r H Gates of South Ryegate has been do
ing some plastering for H. Il. Smith who
poets to move his family to their new home
about October To-
| Blue onntan Grange meets on Wednesday
| evening Degree WORK and some new blu mess
is to be tr nsacted
@ f. Smith is working for Clarence Bedell
at East Ryegate this week.
South Ryegate.
The ladies Of the Reformed Presbyterian
church will hold their monthly business meet
| ing with Mrs David Fish on Friday afternoon
of this week at two o'clock.
| We are glad to know that the Reformed
Presbyterian church society have called
meeting of the members and adherents for
Monday, Oct. IA, at the church, for the pur-
pose of giving Rev. j Macarthur a call, to in
vite him to be their pastor and undertake the
) spiritual oversight of them. 1t is also under
stood tina the taustees have petition in circu-
lation for the above call and everyone asked
signs it Immediately without question.
| Aaron WEIGH lost valuable horse the first
of the week with the lOckjaw, caused by
stepping on a rusty nail about two weeks ago.
Hanover. N. III last Saturday for treatment
WaitsaeId
! Mrs. @, r. Eddy of Stowe has been in
town for several days.
The corn crop of the valley is one OF the
best for years.
W. Q Dana and g. NJ. Dana started for
Buffalo last Thursday.
&c. Conell has nearly com pleted the re-
pairs IN his house. He has raised IL full
8 DRY.
M. j. Waterman has sold his farm to Jo-
5000, N ~ %
The Ladies' Aid will hold its annual
chicken pie supper October 2 at the Metho-
dist church.
W. b. Richardson, who il with the A. ID
Farw' II Company OF Montpelier, spent Sun.
day with his mother, Mrs. AT, Richardson
Miss Roena Joslin died October after a
brief illness OF heart failure, AGED seventy
five years. She was born and passed her
entire life in Calais. Funeral services were
held at her late home on Thursday, Rev. j.
Edward Wri hit officiating.
Mothers every where praise One Minute
Cough Cure for the suffsrings 1t has reliev-
ed and tho lives of the little ones IL has saw
ed. Strikes at the root Of the trouble and
draws out the Inflammation. The chill
dren's favorite Cough Cure. W. K. Terrill
& Co. and O. Blakely.