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The Vermont Watchman.
VOL. 85.
NO. 24.
Vermont (K'htebman.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11. 1800.
From Town Correspondcnts.
Cnst Calais.
beiran his work
0. Ri Dwlnell im-uuii lus work as eensns
enntnerator for this town last wnnk, and
Henry Wells for tlie town ol Marahtlold.
Henry Nowton is very low aml is x-
necteil to nve onty a iuw tiays. . -s. -
inus Burnap is aiaii
ln'iit't trouble.
The sinl news was rncelvcd on Bunday
inorninsot tnoiloatiioi t.cv. i. n. I'wumn
D.D., ii native ol Calata, wlilch
hla home In Oakland, Cal., on
June 7, after an lllness ol only on
dangerotisly iii wltli
tnirren at
laturday,
week. '
wiiii ticr dattghter, Mrs, J, II Garpenter.
Ci 11. Robtnaon was north, last week,
on ;i ti'ip foi Davia, aud goes r iut li this week
Vla Rochester, llulpll I t- atlemled the
fnnersl ol hisaunt, Mrs. .1.(1. Plke.ln Cabol
lasl Kriday. zzm. Mrs. Npringer has been
vi'i'v slck al Charles Pike's, aml the mother
if Dr.Carver
s siek al the dootor's.
Maple Hlll.
i-t
.it'im itoiti'M iiml son are soon to
fortj by foriy.nvefoot barn.
JamuH McKnlght In Improvlng slowly.
Mrs. George Rolf, who has consitmption. is
falllng.
TbiiI meeting wlll commonce nnxt Thnra
day, Refreshiiients will hn sohl on tha
I al
uiiuier
he town
He wifl speak
Tueaday even
All are invited
Fayston.
Jotan B. Thouipaon, tb census
.ttor. is inlerroeatint: the people ol
with regard to their personsand property.
The late raius bave maila fearfnl havoc
on the mails in many plaoea. Tbo ue
road-machine li kept buay when tha
weathet wtll permit.
John K. Kelty was tbrowu from his
wagon Deaf tha old Brnce plaee, last Bnn
day, aml serlously Injured. When round he
was anoonaelouii and reinalned so nntll
Monday. He is now Improvlng slowly.
Bupervlsor Booth was In town last week
viaiting tbe achoola and In general reports
favorably. 1 n some cases he thinks a little
inoru nusb iiml atamena mi tbe narl of
teaobera wonld do in bartn.
on eduoattonal uiatters on
iiiL'. .liiiic 17, In Waitsneld,
to be presenti
Marshfield.
A nteetins 'f the Dtamatto Club wai
at O. A. lk'inis' la.si Baturday evenlng.
TIih baaeball boyi oonteinplate baving a
promenade at Hotel Hall nexl week Frluay
evenlng.
BeT. Mr. Whltneyof Jamaica baa preacbed
for tli Oongregatlonallata the paal two
.SuiHlayn.
Mertoti Beokley has aold a clock that is
'.(K) yi-ars "lil to Ai'ily Wintris tor s.'.".. vl,o
will tend it to hla uncle In tbe West.
Hov. Mr. c'ranc' has reoalled Iiis reaigna
tion an paator of the (7niveraaliai uhurcbi
and will preach next Bunday an ustial.
WbileB. L. Gilman was Ushlng lu Peaubam
iiiiiiiI, last Kriday, he booked on to a nut.
When it was pulled In and measured it was
fomid to bu 114 fuet loli'. Bomu OUe vi-
dcntly oontemplated a gooo haul.
Thfl forty-sccond annnal aeaalon of the
Vermont Central Aasooiation ol rjnlveraal
iHts begajn lit".' la.st Wednesday aud oloaed
Tlnirsday. The oonnoil wa organiaetl
Wednenday lnoininn by tlm i lcetlou of A.
II. DaviH, Ksip, moderator. At eleven
o'olook Etev. J. fcdward Wriulit preacbed
on "The Altar at Home and at two o clock
oommunlon was beldi ltcvw. a. Boott and
J. Edwatd Wrigbt preaiding. At half-paat
two "Tbe Moral Ka.tors ol the Labor
Problem" were given by Bev. Wataon
Weed of Btowe( tollowed ly a diHcusalon.
At lialf-)iast three " Kduuatlon and Goddard
Scminary," by l'rim-ipal Maulaby( wan well
preaented. In the evenlng there was a
sonjj lervioe. conducted by Bev. Mr. Smiley
ol Rlchmondi and then tollowed the occa
sional lertnon by Bev. Walter Dolu ol
Barre. Thursday morning conlereuce meet
ing wa heldi led by Rev. M. Klngabury
of Morrisillc, and "The Kitifj's Daugh-
ter'H " wa.s dlaouaaed by the lame preaober.
At ball-pait eleven a miialonary meeting
at condnoted by Bev. 8. A. Parker ol
Bethel, lecretary o( the stut.: fJnlversalUt
Annociation, when a goodly smii ol uioney
wal oontrlbuted for inbtalonary work, tol
lowed by a general ditcusilon on " The !!.
lation ol Soang People'i Booietiea to the
Ohnroh." The attendauoe wai very goodi
notwltbttandlng tbe levere raiu ol iotli
davs and eveuinff. All the Reaiioni were
pU'asant and liannonious, and tboafl Who
were actlve in antertalning the guestalell
wiii repaid lox tin-ir laboni.
Mi'H. Barah Ki.dd.s, a tlatet .i Dexter Mr,
haH been viaiting with ber brotbor and a
Itaiph Ide'i. ii1 oatne from ber bome in
ManHacliuHiatn to attend tlir fnni ral of ber
Minter, Mrn. J, G. I'iki?. - Mrn. W. H,
Waldo in visitinn in Cabot and Walden.
-- Qeorge Bwkeley, reeentlj married,
wiih in town over Bnnday. He pald the
i(jar Baturday evenlng. uui A daugbter
of Mrn. Krank Banlora itarted ou Monday
for tliu White Monutains, where shi i to
work through thn si iij.on. ssss Henry C.
Wells ol Oalabj is taking tbe oeuaua in tbia
town. Kli Edson was in Lake Village,
N. II., three ilays last week vUIMng a .-ister
aud ber obildreu. Mrs. Tanner bai
nioved frum Mrs. Burnbam'i and will llve
trroundn. A.rranguinuHtM h
niade to aocoiiituodate t. njn
rates.
Sha.ly Rlll.
Rev. 11 lv . Crain will preacl
Bunday. : Mr. and lrs. .1.
vialten Irienda In Hardwick
jeort:e K. !''lauders, wh
Williain O. Oumminga, baa goneon
to Albany. : Mr
who has I n npendiugth
Iso hee
aaonabl
has moved I
A. J. Stone is
Luther
hore next
hn D. Pllnl
last week,
workn tor
visit
Williain Montague,
winter in Berlin.
k on ti. her old plaee.
expei ted liotne this
week
Maxhant baa '" r i.t the
Lewis Wbgim farm. Myron '. Max
hant is carrying on bbt grandrothor'a farm,
Beorge B. Herriok lo btiay taking the
ibaerved nexl
eensns of Middlesex
Moretown.
Cblldren'ii day will he i
Bnnday. All are luvited,
Mr. HolUnd of Bt. Albam aml Marj
Tayloi of this plaee were married, Jiine 5,
and M. ('. (lortna' of Montpelier and l.i.ie
Hoffman ol Moretown were married June
0, both weddingn taking plaee at the Catb
Olic ehnreh.
Mrs. V. P. Chlld Bpehl last wcH-k in :
Olaaalrlcatlou." Buparvlsor Booth will be
preaent, and a good tlaeii expeoted. All
are cordlally Invlted,
M A. Buabnell, in behall of the (amlly r.r
the late I'ardon r.ushnell, has presimteil the
Qrand Army Pol here with an excellent
life-size portralti In abeantllul uilt Irame,
of I'm li' " Pardon Buahnelli who had fot
so tnany yoarfl been the Rteadfaal friend aml
siipporter of the post and of all old soldiers.
aml whOBO loRfl is so deeplv I'elt hy all.
A ptnaaant company gatherod at the. resi
dence of M. K. Hadlny, June 1, to wltneaa
the tnarriage of bla daugbter, Luoia Ao to
Pearl l'.. Qaylord of Lowell, Maaa. The
ceremony was nerfortned hy Rev. George
. Howu, paator of the Methodial ohnroh.
Tln preaenta were numeroni. Miss Hadlny
will l missed iu tlie oommutlity aml in the
nhutoh of wblcb ahe was an actlve inember.
Her trtenda bave many k I wiahea fot
their proeperlty.
Boutb Woodbury,
Qeorge and Charlen Luaub of Bpringfield,
Mass., were calted here lasl week hy the
death of their fathnr, l.eouard Leaoh.
Blklha Town has retnrned from
Watortown, N. Y., whure he has been tbe
paat wintur. c Tluiotby Angell is very
ill again, Mrs. Henry Leaoh and
Allie fjoaoh have been on the siek-list tbe
past week.
Brookfield.
Obildren'a day was appronriately obaerved
examlnatlom at nlne a. m., alumnl meeting
U! two I'. M., elass day exeteises at fonr
r. M.. B exhihilion at fonr r. t . : 30, gradU'
atlng axerotaea at niue a. m, The next
ti-rin of the si hooi will beglu on Tueaday,
Angoat 96.
Morgan,
.t. c. Moore is taking the cenana.
A large barn waa ralaod at A. H. Daggett'a
on June 7.
Pisbing was good here the llrst days of
Jnne. PartleH were here from many plaees
iu New Bngland aml Canada.
K. li. Jenne l( laid np for a few wneka by
an evener braaking, whlle he was harrow
Ing, aml strlklng biin in the knoe.
Orange,
Chlldren's day was obaerved last Bnnday.
The houae was prettlly deoorated. The .-
easion was a Stlccess in e"ery partieitlar.
Mr. and Mrs. Hall of Williamstown vlaited
here last week. '- .1. M. I.ord has re
tnrned from Newbnry. E. Q, Peake is
making repalrs on the postofrlce hullding.
st rafibrd,
nitweii preacl
d last Bnnday
late years (.een-
has been torn
at the S.
sisled of
reoitationi by th
brief hni practfcal
iilil i hllti'll.
ponslve r
1 he exereises eoll-
adtngs, singing aml
blldren, tollowed hy a
iddress hv the paator
illeotion ofaomething
n tor t he uongrega
Waterbury.
threatened with
Moulton is takinB
Mrs. Ruaael
pneumotiia
t he eelisu
Bawyet
iu this towi
is
Rev. 8 I.. Bates. A ,
more tbau ?h w as tak
tional Buuday-scbool and Publlsbiog So-
oiety.
Mr. and Mrs Earl Qaylord attended the
weddlug f Pearl Qaylord and Miss Lucla j
Hadley at Waitafield on Wednesday last. I
- Mrs. Williain Qravea leavei this
week to isit a sisler in New Vork. with the
' lutentlou of viaiting trienda in Miobigau
boloreber return. Mrs. W. I'. Bigelow
is vbtiting in town. Dr. Goodrieh is
Improvlng iu bealtb.
Ohelaea.
II. S. Annis loal a valuah
week.
Obildren'a day was obaerved in the
vlllage cburcbes aml on the West llill.
The death of Bllence B., daughter of
Nathan II. Perkina of Washington , on
Wednesday of last week, was an unusnally
sad one, She had heeti ill for soine titne of
typboid fever. and was apparently dolng
when a smlden severe iii-:norniag'
mare last
two
Plainfield.
Rev. 1.. K. Portney will preaofa aain t
the Dniversalist cburcb next Buuday after
noon al one o'eloek.
Another earloail ol grauite has arrived
at the stom -sheds. Three additional work-
men will soon he added to the foroe.
Miss Myrtie 0. Slayton, late of this town,
wai married in Barre, last Wednesday
evening. to Krank K. Danforth of Mont
pelier, Bev. I.- P. Koriney ofticiatiug. The
worthy conple were the reoipients ol mauy
.1.1.. ,.,lj
........ well, when a SUddeU sever
l.ev. J. r. Itaie. wiiii lor some years nas , f!llu r,.Mii ts. Hhe was a vouilg
been doing misaionary work In tbe South, i ,,i ',,,,,0 ,..yn lovelv disposition, and her
loss is keetdy felt hy a large eirele ol friends
of all agea. The fuueral aervioes were beld
on Kriday, Rev. Mr. Bbermau officiating.
Charlea W. Baoon is clerking foi- w. B.
llateh. C'. S. Kniery is soon golng to
is visit iii'' his paients and frii'inls ln're fot
few days. He preacbed at the Congroaa-f
tional churoh last Bunday morning, to the 1
i deligbl of his bearera, aud gave an iuter-
eating addreaa to a large audienoe In the
''N,'"'"-r' I bouaekeepiug again, tkbi tuue iu the Viu
" Queeu Bather was Unely rendered by Wnt bonae, whiob is belng renovated pre
home lalent, in costuiuus fr lioston, al paralorv to his oeenpany.
Uie i niversausi riuiicii lasi eune.s.iav
and Thursday evenlnga. Wblle all aoteu
their paris w ith great oredlt, aome were io
; well preaented as to oall oul the ipaoial ad
iiiiration of the audieuce. The entertaiU'
meut ns wortby of better weatber, aml ii
u may he re.
W. P. Colby,
eutertalnmenl
Rev. Mr Bo
in Advent Bal
The Peter ( iove houae,
pied hv Azro Batobeldu
down.
A oompany is belng formed here to estah
lisb telephontc com mnnication with Thet
ford aml Norwich.
Mrs. Orilta (Robertaj Oolvln ol Black
stone, Maaa., after an abaeuoe ol leventeon
years, has been viaiting friends in town.
A larue foree of worktneii is eugagad in
making Improvements at the summer resi-
denee of Selh V. Cbaliiller of Cambridge,
Mass.
Ohitdren'a Buuday was duly obaerved at
the Congregational ohnroh. The Horal dls-
play was profnse and the exereises were ud-
mlrahly conducted. In the evening Henry
X. I'ringle of Dartiuoittli Collee t;ave an
earnest aml Impreaaive addreaa to the yonng
people.
Wait's Blver.
Chlldren's day was obaerved last Bunday.
An appropriate serviee, speeially prepared
for the Methodial Bunday-schools, entitled
"Our Qrand Army Revlew," was pro-
Bented. The exereises were inlerspersed
with mualo and speeches, aud were both
Inatructive aml entertalnlng.
Kn d Downing is viaiting iu Waterbury.
Krunk Downlngls at Wells Blver. a
Mrs. John Alhert aml her faiuily and
" Unelo " Joaiab Dlvoll of Topsham were
the (uests of Mrs. Meserve last week.
Mrs. Orange Dodge returned from
ber visit at Royalton, May 31, in iui
nroved bealtb. Erama I. Rogeri of
Topsham was the gueSl of Mr. and Mrs. 1 a-
vid Koisoui last week. 1 Henry A.
Obaae baa gone to Groton, N. II.. to work
ih tlu-miiies. lluv. 11. I-. I'k-Key ol
West Concord.
Jewell of this plaee
ck.
out 100
is the general ueaire tuat
peated. Mm h oredlt is iltt
i
umli
was
w hose
given.
direeliou the
Waitafield.
ney Prt
twn for
M. .1.
utta, tormerly
a few days.
Long is vei
bei
if this vlllage,
Cbe
I IS III t
! Mrs
: belua oared for bj
of Warren.
Dr. Janes was iu town last Bunday,
Ing Hon. W. A. Jones, who is now
erit loal eomlition.
John K. Kelty was severely Injtiredi
l, hv belng tiirown irom uts ouggy.
very siek. She is
mother. (ira, MiUer
visil-
June
Koi a
titne his lile was ueapaireu oi, imt ne is uom
thought t'i he, Improvlng.
The Obildren'a day exereises al the
Methodial ehnreh were intereating and were
llsteued to hy a large audieuce, The oburoh
was deoorated with piauts and liowers.
The day was alao obaerved in tbe uaual
manner at the Cougregational ehnreh.
At its renular meetlua?, June 7, the
Qrand Army Poal adonted a reaolution
tenderina Its beartfell th.mks to all
so kimlly asslsted in liiruishiii' liowers,
wreaths, etc., aml iu the musloal aml other
exerolaea of Memorial day, aml especially to
Miss Tbompaon aml the cblldren,
'l'lii Mad Rivor V'alley Teaobera' Aaaocia
tion will meet in the sonool-house in Wails
lieid vlllage on Tueaday, June 17, at aeven
o'eloek i'. m. Among tbe aubjeota to be
oouaidered will he "Bobool Management,"
The telation ol the Parent to the Bubool,"
The New itooks ilnw io Bxobange and
Wbat Courae to Pursue with Regard to
Dr. II. M. Jewell of this plaee Is ahollt to
niove to Maauua, 11 uunng tne seven ,
years ,.f his re.sideiiee bere he has built up a j
large aml succeaslul practioe, aml is bighly j
eateemed. An Inlorma) reoeption was ten I
ilered bim aml his wlfe Baturday evenlng.
Uefreshuients were serveil, aud a dellght-
lul soeial evening was eujoyed.
Baat Corinth.
The Orange county Woman's Cbrlstian
Temperanoe Union fnatitute will l- held
here June 1- aud 13.
Qeorge Qraut of Mcludoe'a waa in town
last week. Mrs. K. W. llateh returned
to Danville last Thursday. : Mrs. H.
M. Wiukley of lioston wtus here over Sun-
day. -'Mrs Charlea Page vlslted iu
Ka'st Haverblll last week.
Baat BUmore,
Qeorge -- Morse i"'s purohaaed a new
I. am 's planer to put In his lutnber mlll.
I,. A. (iale and S. R. I'atneron bave been
appointed commlaaioners on the eatate ui
II. B. White.
Obildren'a day paasedof pleaaantly, with
appropriate exereises, at tbe Methodlsl
Bunday-sobool,
:ii.nd the reniililiean I'aueus saturiia
Washinloti was iu town last w
West Windsor.
The oheese factory is turuing
OOUndl per day.
Parker Blnaman's bulldlnga In Reading
vvure StTUOk hy llghtntng, lasl Thursday
morning. aml oonsumed, together with fonr
i ows aml some young stook.
The repiihlicau eauens will he held at
Town Hall, next Baturday alternoon, at
tbree o'eloek, to eboose dtdegatcs to the
stute and ilistriet eonventious.
Ho I...... l 1. .,, ,w,, o'eloek 1
ites to tbe stale aml distriet
Bandolpb,
Io eleet dele-
lonventlons.
QbAOM (itiiiu.KV, a nineteen-year-old
Imiffhter of a oromlnent buainess inan ol
I Amboy, III., has been ileeping souudlyfor
uearly three tuonths. Sbe went to hed in
! ber usual bealtb, the ulgbt of Marofa i"', aml
oouldnol be rousad from sleep the next
' mnrnlns. After sleeuina ahout a week sbe
roused Itpsotuewhat, aud, yettinn out of hed.
walked to a roeking-t'huir, whure she m
medlately weni to sleep, aml has not
awakeneu alnoe. Ber obeeka are rosy, her
breatblng regular and beraleep is seemlngly
as normal as that ol an infani.
Tiik. I'nit.'d states guu-boat " Beunlng
ton" waa launobed al Boaoh's sblp-yard at
Chester, Penn., on last week Tueaday, in
tbe presenre of a larne eoinpany of spi ela
tors. The " BenniUgtOU " IS the lasl i-
arnmenl veasel coutracted for at Roach's
she is a twin uompaulon of the " Conoord,"
launobed I few montba ago.
Tbe
of tbi
June
lllUU'
programme of the uloaing xerclaea
state Normal Bubool Is as follows:
IS, elgbl P. K sernion hefore nradu-
ulaaaes hv Rev. Ransom A.uwene,
i... well. Mass. ; 10 and 16, wrltten examina
tiona; 17, oral uxarainatlons and examina-
tlnn. tor ail mil 1 anee. niffhl f. M . MUmnl
uiuutiua. with lectuie
A. Boward of
hv Profussor
Middlebury Oollege;
Walter
l'i, oral
Bvrcp of Fiii's, uroduoed from Ibc
laxative and DUtrltioua joloe f Oaall
forula llga, oomblned with tbe medlolnal
viriues of plants known to bu moai
boneBotal t Ute buman systera, acta
gently on the kldoeys, llver and bow
Tis, effeutually eleanslng tbe system,
disnelllng colae aud headaches, aml
curinu habltual oonitlpatloo.
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