The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-08-28

and MIS- blm0nB ere f6el tnAb the bhCrlnCe |
Ia very great one for them to make, but |
seen in all its aspects who shall deny there |
are some OF the richest oompensation5 that |
heaven and earth can afford attending this
sscrifice2 A new interest will now be felt
in the Harpoot mission that has suffered 80
greatly In the Armenian troubles OF late
years.
The Lynde friends OF Rev. and Mrs. Ed
ward It. Carey took them to the Gulf on
Thursday last for dinner and visit.
Mrs. Eva Sylvester OF Salem, Mass, is
the guest of the family Of her brother, John
Dow. Her mother has been with Mr..
Dow's family for several months.
Miss Alice Grearson OF Massachusetts, is
visiting her Gresrson cousins here.
Orren II. Smith will soon return to Wor-
cester, Mass, where he will continue work
rs a teacher in the military school there.
AS we listened to his telling speech at our
late centennial the thought came to US that
he ought to 0e in demand for Memorial
Day address. Suppose we have him here
next year.
The years OF work in connection with the
library in Bernardstop, Mass, fitted Rev.
ID. II. Strong to talk we'll on his subject a t
our centennial, viz, "The Ideal Library"
Hal Cheney has rented his new house to
the italian purchaser OF the Elliott Bros
granite plant, and the Charles H. Perry
house is rented to the Scotch sharpener OF
one OF our new Italian firms.
Frank Benedict goes to his school super
intendency work in New Hampshire this
week.
Mrs. NJ. j. White and daughter start for
their home in Metros, Mass, this week,
where they will visit a few days.
Miss Edie Brush will teach in the George
l.. Williams district the coming term.
| Opbir s. Martin, wife and sister, left for
the west, via the Pan. American, on Thurs
| day.
Our band will accompany the moonlight
excursion to Lake Champlain next SaJur-
day evening.
Mrs. Oliver Blanchard and daughter now
OF Massachusetts have been recent guests
Of the family Of o. A. Blanchard.
Edward Martin, who came here few
weeks ago from Brookfield to engage In the
meat business with II. j. Lasell, has with
drawn from the business and Is again in
the employ OF a Bethel firm buying hides.
We hear that Dr. Scion Briggs is plan
ming for the manufacture of glass in south
ern California.
Miss Helen Kimball and a lady friend
| from Boston took a buggy trip through
| towns south Of here last week. The unu5-
usl freshness of Vermont in August favors
| such pleuasre trip.
The beautiful roses that have had 80
great admiration at the drug store OF Fred
a. Ainsworth are likely soon to be follow
ed by more, now in the bud. Visitors are
welcome to see them.
@. G. Moore, foreman for the Gresrson-
Beckett Granite Company, starred on Mon
day on business trip to Iowa.
Mrs. Will Grearson goes to her old home
in New Brunswick this week, as her brother r,
Pres on Gross, is fast falling with consump-
ton and apparently can live but short
time.
Mrs. Robert Templeton. with two dsugh-
ters and son. all former residents, recently
called on their old neighbor Henry j. Maj
tin here.
Clarence R. Wood and Miss Augusta La
Fountain of Lawrence, Mass, were married
August "a.
DR.. e. B. Watson and wife are about to
take little vacation near Salem, Mass.
Henry Downs hopes to be able to go to
Krksville, Missouri, soon for the study OF
Osteopsthy
Rev. Carey Watson and wife Of Green
field, Mass, expect to accompany DR.. and
Mrs. e. b. Watson on their vacation in
eastern Massachusetts.
Miss Matte Robinson and her two broth
ers were at North Hero last week where
the brothers did some fishing for bass.
Charles G.. Staples is putting in silo
His barns are full of hay.
The railroad business here keeps our sta.
ton ent very busy. The next ten months,
1t is said, may show the best year in the his
tory OF this station.
Our schools will begin next Monday
Miss Emma Adams will teach in the David
Gale district; Miss Ida Adams OF South
Barre in the Jason H. Jeffords district
Miss Gertrude Stoddard in the Covell dis
trict; Miss Pearl Lewis in the Clogston dis
trict, and 1t is expected that Miss EdnE
, Dickinson will teach in the Rodney Sesvel
, district.
Charles 9. Staples little boy who hal
been such a great invalid for months past
is able to ride out now.
, Frank, son of the late Heury f. Erskne
/ and Susie M, youngest daughter of Charles
! K. Benedict, were married August at the
: lone OF o. B. Griffin Of Burlington, sonin
law of Mr.. Benedict. The marriage service
was performed by Rev. G. G. Atkins, pastor
OF the Winooski avenue Congregations
church. The mother and sister OF the groom
: residing here, and Mrs. Leavitt Hayward
were present at the wedding, as were al
the family OF the bride. The wedding gift
were largely OF silverware, and the depart
ure OF the young couple was signalized b.
? the usual Shower" Since the death OF he
mother last fall, the bride, leaving man,
A friends behind, here had resided in Bur
lington, where she also made many friend
[ The groom had been both pupil and teach
! or in the Business College at Albany, il
| the last year and hall, and now has q pO
sition there as teacher, which he is sur
to fill well, II all the good wishes that nov
T go out to Mr.. and Mrs Erskine are fulfilled
in their new life, it will be filed full of thu
i best things. There were no cards.
3 MarshfieId.
= Wesley d. Lamberton is at home for
4 few days vacation from his work in Bur
r lington.
!. Gravel and crushed stone are to be use,
s in the construction Of the new walks abou
:, the school-house grounds.
;. Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Bemis and Mr.. an,
u Mrs. Bernard OF Everett, Mass, were guest
. OF Abijah Bemis part OF the week.
8 Miss Mary Clark is at home from North
ampton, Mass, for rest and vacation Of
= few weeks.
o Rev. G. w. Manning and j. A. Wood
. ward are attending the camp-meeting a
Lyndonville.
= Miss Ada G.. Croft, teacher OF instrument
al music at Goddard seminary, is the CUES
OF Miss Eleanor Cole.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Haskins, Mr.. ar,