The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-08-27
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The schools IN town viii open Tuesday,
Sept /, with the following teachers; VII
lage, grammar department, Miss Phillips,
Concord, N. H.; primary Gertrude Ken
nerson Merritt district, Grace Kimball (;
Plain district, Carrie Paine Reed dis
trict, Emma Laird; East Cabot Charlotte
Burnham, Walden, South Cabot, to be
supplied; Peterville, Cora Lance; Lower
Cabot Julia Blodgett; South West Hill.
Maud French, Walden: West HILL Chris
label Houston; South East Hill, Grace
Whittier.
The following teachers have positions
out of town; NJ Pansey Smith, Chicopee,
Mass; Mary McAlester, Barre, her 18th
year; Julia Fisher, Montpelier; May
Ormsbee, Burke; Mile Adams, Wood
bury Harriet Fisher, Bethel, her fourth
year, Mile Williams, Marshfeld viii
lage Susie Atkins, East st. Johnsbury;
Abbie Smith, Luuenbnrg. Nine teachers
we are furnishing other towns. Eighteen
students go to the Montpelier Seminary
from this town next week and one to the
Moody School, Mortified, Mass. If any
town in this section of the State can
make better showing in educational
matters we should like to hear from them.
The regular correspondent of the
Waterman in his items last week said the
Democrats at their caucus nominated r.
B. Bruce as their candidate for town
representative aud that the town might
do worse than elect him. This is ac-
cepted by the Republicans as virtually
recommending the town to elect high
license local option Democrat This hard
ly seems in keeping with the temperance
views that he has proclaimed with his
stentorian voice from every hill top and in
every valley ever since the campaign be-
gan last spring.
Professor Willes of Boston and wife
are visiting the parents of Mrs Willes,
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Lance.
Julian H. Marsh and DR.. Arthur Marsh
of New Haven, Conn, are visiting their
brother, v f. Marsh, and their sister,
Mrs. P. X. Garvey, with their families
II. f. Cotton, of the Cotton Mfg Co.
of Montpelier, wife, son Ned, and daugh-
ter-in-law are stopping for two weeks at
the Winooski House
Will Burt, of the Leader Evaporator
Co. of Enosburg Falls, was in town last
week calling on relatives. Mrs. Horace
Morse went back with him, stopping at
Highgate Springs, and will visit in Canada
and vicinity for several weeks.
Mary Martin of New Jersey and Helen
Bailey of Hardwick were the guests of
Mrs Emily Hanes last week.
The Good Templars will hold social
in their hall next Friday evening. Be-
sides games pleasant programme will be
rendered, after which refreshments will be
served The public is cordially invited
Prof. G. n. McDaniels, formerly of this
town, has accepted the principalship of
college-fitting school at Brookfeld, Mass.
He has six assistants under him. Mr. Nc
Daniels has occupied the platform in pub
lie lectures on Science during the past
year. We are glad to note his success
and trust it will continue with good health
equal to his ambition.
Rev. ID. L. Hilliard of the Congrega-
tional church preached very powerful
sermon at union meeting last Sunday
along the lines of what the church repre-
sents and its true significance in the world.
Mr.. billiards. discourses are all of very
high character and merit candid consider
alton and the best of attention. In him
and Mr.. Aiken we have two capable, eff
ficient ministers.
g. H. Goodale lost valuable COW last
week.
Every voter should be in attendance at
the polls next Tuesday and register his
political VOW, not according to the request
of some demagogue, but as conscience
CHI 70 no ~ tba Of ba
Peace to the Governor. Read your bal
lots considerably and thoughtfully and re-
member that you can write in any name
you choose for any office. Fear no man,
favor no man, except he shall be man OF
high personal character and integrity and
merits the honor he seeks. Scorn any Of
fers, financial or otherwise, and if political
promises are made find out when and how
the goods" may be delivered.
Judge Walbridge later announces that
his high license local-option rally will be
Thursday evening instead of Wednesday
evening.
NJ. d. Wells, O. F. Barrett and L. c.
Lance were in Montpelier last Friday
J. G.. Hill, who was thrown from a
load of hay August 30, having two
ribs crushed and being run over, is
now improving so that he went to
the creamery Saturday morning but
he is unable to work.
Mrs. f. A Collins will be at home about
the 18th of September to attend to the
wants of her customers in all the latest
styles and newest fads in fashionable
millinery from Boston and New York
Mr.. and Mrs. Wright Nelson of AL
bany are stopping at Hiram Wells.
The base ball game between the
home team and the Plainfields last
Saturday resulted in score of II to 4
in favor of the latter.
Harlie Haines is to take the place
! of Howard Carpenter, Sept Z. MIR.
! Carpenter is to assist his father in car
rying on the farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albro Burnham have
been stopping for few days with the
latter's parents, Mr. aud Mrs. E. w.
Haines.
O. r. Collins was in Montpelier
last Wednesday.
Il 10 announced that Judge Wat.