The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1910-02-17
WATERBURY,.

Children's evening was observed
by the Pierian Club at the Knights of
Pythias Hall last Saturday evening.
A banquet was served from $3.50 to
1880. after which the following pro-
gram was rendered by the children of
the club members: Solo, Hymns
the OLD Church Choir" stephen Cup
til; reading sketches of Abraham
Lincoln Lillian Petty; violin solo,
"Cavatina," Harriet Boyce, accom-
PIANIST. May Boyce; recitation The
Minister'S Call" Harold Campbell;
duet, Silver Bells" Florence Hatch
and Lena Atherton; reading, I'm
Charge of Trusty," Ollie Somerville;
solo, The Admiral's Broom" G. /.
Hatch. The remainder of the even
ing was spent in singing, promenad-
ing and dancing. About seventy were
present.
Mrs. B. H. Brown and Miss Amy
Griffith were in Bolton Saturday,
where they visited Mrs. T. F. Phillips
Miss Agnes McGrath went on Sat-
urday to Burlington, where she is
visiting friends.
Miss Irene Mongeon of Burlington
was guest of Mr.. and Mrs George
Burnham Friday and Saturday.
l.. C. Moody was at home from
Montpelier over Sunday.
Max Ayers of Norwich University
was the guest of his parents over
Sunday.
Willard Stranahan of Montpelier
Seminary was in town Sunday and
Monday.
b. K Roundsvill of Boston is in
town on business this week.
Mrs Mortimer Shaw of st Adams
was a guest OF Miss Harriet Max we'll
over Sunday.
On Monday evening the nome of
Miss Margorie Luce the Monday
Night Club gave a valentine party to
few friends The model CD propO-
sails written ly the gentlemen were
e
the notes of refusal rendered by the
young ladies' In the heart contest
E. j. O'Clair was the one to pin the
arrow nearest the center of the heart
and he was presented with a heart
shaped burnt wood plaque. The Gu
pid pie created much merriment from
the time it was "servn,i" until the en-
tir contents We're devoured. The val
entines written and exchanged by
the company showed much original
ity. Refreshments of coffee, cakes
and Nabiscoes were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Douglass
ar the happy parents Of a son born
Tuesday morning.
company of people drove to the
home of Martin Hayden last Satur.
day afternoon, wnere a dinner was
served in honor Of Mr.. Haydens GStn
birthday.
c, c. Warren lett Sunday noon 10;
Washington, ID. c., were he is to at,
tend the meeting of the National Au
tomCbile Association.
L. r. Demeritt returned Saturday
morning from Atlan.c City, where
ne went to attend the meetings of the
National Gamers Association.
The Hypatia Club meets ON Friday
"A horton.
Joseph Somergillc, Who has beer
quite i'll, is mucn improved in health
Guy Blakely has gone to Hartford
Conn.
Wayian Glass, whose face was quite
badly bruised by failing under slet
on which he was ridiag, has recovere,
and is able to be out.
George Facto has gone to Platt5
burgh.
The New England Oorder of Pro
evening. The roll call was givel
and the members responded will
songs, quotations and stories. On
candidate was initiated. Refresh
ments of homemade candies wer
srved
A regular meeting of Emeral
Rebekah Lodge will be held at l.
o. F. hall Friday evening. The de
gree will be exemplified by the new OF
ficers and IT is hoped that every mem
Der of the order will be present.
is expected that Mrs. Reach, presiden
of the Rebekah Assembly will
present.
On Friday evening the class O