The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-01-02

hearing the reports OF the various commit.
tees, other business and singing hymn,
the following officers of the church were
elected: Deacons, Joseph Hutchinson,
four years, l.. FL. Elliot, three years; clerk,
f. l.. Knight; treasurer, j. j. Colby; aud
b. X. Demeritt; aid committee, Mrs. Ayers
Mrs. @. b. Clark, Mrs. s. II. Drew, Mr.. and
Mrs. It. l.. Knight, Mrs. II. II. Palmer, Jr,
Miss Parker, Mrs. K. 7. Sesbury, Mr.
Trowbridge; music committee, T.. l..
the roll call, which was responded to by
resident and absent members of the church.
Prayer and benediction by Rev. Mr.. Elliott
closed the ex rcses, after which the people
proceeded to the chapel where light COLA
ton was served and social hour enjoyed.
Albert Rattee has finished work in
Windsor and resumed his position as sec
ton foreman here.
A son was born last week to Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Rogers.
Mrs. Nj. r. Childs OF Moretown is visiting
in town for few days.
Ed. Farrar resumed work last Wednes-
day, after being confined to the house sew
ersl days by illness caused by stepping on
nail.
ii. Brown has completed his new coal
shed near his carriage repository.
Miss Anna Becker, whe Is teaching in
ADubIbbt nlhbbsg 10 bDbuuluR nbI NdChllOu
at her home in Colbyville.
A. T. White of Pownal is spending few
days in town.
Miss Lillian Lsdd is the guest of her sis
ter, Mrs. K. j. Grout.
j.. Greene attended the poultry show
at Barre last Thursday.
Leila Honsinger OF Fort Ethan Allen, is
visiting her grandmother, Mrs. III. d.
| Blakely.
Mp. Wheeler OF Ottawa, Ont, was a
| guest at I. I. Farrell's portion Of last
| week.
James Marion and Miss Kate Pyle were
married at st. Andrews church December
Jack Story of Montpelier is visiting in
town few days.
Carl Guptil is at home from attending the
Burlington High school for the holiday va
cation
WATERBURY,, Dec. 31-Frank .. Evans,
son of M. o Evans and the popular livery
man OF this place, was married Monday
evening in Boston. The bride is Miss
| Nanette Davis, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
George Davis of San Francisco, Cal, and
the ceremony will take place in fremont
| Temple, Rev. George @. Lormer, ID. d.,
the pastor, officiating After a brief bridal
tour, Mr. and Mrs. Evans will return to
this place TO reside. Both are well known
|
have the congratulations and best wishes OF
| q wide circle of friends.
North Fayston
j. II. Somerville has been confined to the
| house the past week with cold.
Mrs. K. K. Luzells has returned to Ran
I dolph to stay with her son Charles.
Laura Eaton and Gladys Fisher are at
| home from MOretown on account OF the
| closing Of the schools.
Annie Posnett is spending a week in
Johnson.
| Herbert johnson has gone to work in the
| asylum at Waterbury.
Mr.. and Mis-. Ralph Whitley Of Stowe Wis
tied at j. H. Somervilles over Christmas
as did Willie Somerville and wife OF More
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. johnson aud Blanche
Smith spent Christmas in Montpelier with
o. s. Davis family.
A son was born December 20 to Mr.. and
Mrs. Johnnie P. Neill.
Arthur Neill and bride spent Christina,
at his fathers.
Stephen johnson had family gathering
on Christmas OF his brothers and sisters anC
their families, also his uncle William
Mrs. John Little and her children were a
home for Christmas also Mrs. John Neill.
Mrs. Eugene Griffin had family gather
ing on Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elias Marble and famil.
spent Christmas with their daughter, Mrs
Corliss.
The Christmas exercises in the schoo
in No. passed off very pleasantly, SAINT
Claus remembering every one in his usua
way with two heavy laden trees. One ire
was bright with ten cent pieces to tn
amount Of S13. which was presented to tn
pastor, Rev. j. e. Badger.