The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1888-01-25
Windsor County.


Mrs. ID. G. ROGERS came near losing her
life last Sunday. She had been putting
some wood into the stove and a short time
after her little son discovered that her dress
was on fire. Mrs. Rogers ran into an adjoin-
ing room, where her mother-in-law was at
work, who extinguished the flames by
smothering them with rug. The unfortu-
nate lady was terribly burned her skirts
being entirely consumed. - III. @. Ten
nent, formerly cashier of the National White
River Bank in this place, now of Holyoke,
Mass, was in town on Thursday Of last
week. - Rev. j. X. Robin preached in
Ludlow last Sunday. 80 Ida Ballou,
who has been spending the winter in Mont
pelier, is at home. - Will Newton, who
is attending the Methodist Seminary at
Montpelier, has been visiting in town.
- j. ID. Lawrence and wife spent Sun
day in Hartford. 60 George Buchanan,
who is keeping books at West Randolph, is
at his fathers in this place suffering from
an attack of rheumatism. - You will
miss good time If you do not attend the
Masonic ball at the Wilson House on Friday
evening of this week - Sunday morn
ing, 80 below zero; Monday morning, $50
below.
East Bethel.
REV. GEORGE SEVERANCE of South Royal
ton will preach in the Union church next
Sunday. - f. A. Stephens was recently
the recipient of a box of oranges grown by
his brother Scion in Auburn, California.
They were picked with the stems and green
leaves on and presented fine appearance.
- Mrs Sarah Grow and Miss NJ. G.
Fowler have gone to Penacook, n. H., to
see their mother, Mrs. Laben Ainsworth,
who is very sick 80 Mercury registered
$50 below zero Sunday morning.
White River junction.
Mrs. LIvERMoRE lectured here last week.
This weeks lecture was postponed on ac-
count of the sickness of the speaker, Rev.
James Kay Applebee. - A couple Of
small children the other day ate some pre-
serves containing bits of broken glass jar.
The frightened mammas quickly admins
tered physic, besides dislodging a few crys-
tails from among the youthful teeth, and no
serious results have been felt. - Joseph
Kidder of Manchester, grand secretary of
the Grand Lodge of New Hampshire, will
lecture at Odd Fellows Hall Friday evening
upon "Odd Fellowship" Free. - The
Orpheus Club, with assistance from Boston
will give concert Wednesday evening.
Rochester.
GEORGE n. GLEASON and wife of Boston
are in town for a few weeks. - Plum
mer Martin has sold his farm to Alpha
Morse and son for 81 600. Possession given
in the spring - Leroy Martin recently
lost a nice " Columbus - colt by its break
ing it's leg. - Mr.. Curtis public dane
ing-school last week Wednesday evening
was attended by ABOUT lOrty couples.
Several couples intend taking in the Ma
sonic ball at Bethel next Friday evening
- Walter Hurlbert and wife and Mis-:
Turner of Cornwall are visiting friends il
town.
Sharon.
Mr.. TUCKER, who has lived on the Dexter
! Burke farm the past year, has taken Am
| Follett's farm for five years and has moved
| into his house. Mr.. Follett will remain il
the house. - Mrs. j. II. French was
called to White River junction last weel
| by the serious illness of her sister. -
George Baldwin of Dakota is visiting il
town. - Don B Moslier is very poorly
He is suffering from chronic lung disease
- Mercury registered 26o below zert
Sunday morning and 30 below Monda,
morning.
IT'S SOZODONT the whole world tries.
IT'S SOZODONT which purifes
The breath and mouth, and dirt defes.
IT'S SOZODONT for which we cry,
Sweet SOZODONT for which sigh
IT'S only SOZODONT we buy.
The Praise of Sozodont,
like the famous article itself, is in almos
everybody's mouth. The people know tina
it preserves as well as beauties the teeth
Hence it is the standard tooth-wash of tn
period.