The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-10-09

corning this concert will appear next week.
Charles O'Donnell OF New York state. a
stone-cutter who came here, recently, a
stranger and without friends near by, is
sick at the Monument House.
Frank Boyce, the long time victim Of ap-
| pendicitis, begins to seem himself again,
aud, 1t is said, will remain with Oliver s.
| Walker another year on his farm,
"Jack Nixon and Miss Belle Crossman
Of Rochester were married in Montpelier on
Thursday. Mr.. Nixon may not return to
work here for some weeks or months.
The Congregational Christian Endeav-
orers had an enjoyable harvest sociable at
he town hall last Friday evening. Music,
readings, games, ETC., were pleasant features
OF the occasion.
Road Commissioner o. A. Blanchard is
just now building the second new road In
the quarry district, this season. Such is the
| growth OF that corner OF our township that,
unless our village bestirs ITSELF it will soon
be case OF " the tail wagging the dog"
Mrs. Warren Lawrenca's sister returned
to her home in Brooklyn, N. Y, last week,
after long visit hereabouts. A pleasant
accompaniment Of her visit was two hand.
some and bright parrots, that would talk,
laugh, sing ETC., to the great amusement Of
| listeners.
The attempt of certain Seventh Day AID.
| ventists to contest the last will OF the late
Joel Hersey having failed lat least for the
| DTbbbut), ". IlbUlb, rs duml0lb-
traitor Of the estate, will sell at public auc-
ton, at the farm in Chelsea, on the Goth
inst, the personal property, etc. MIR. Little
succeeded in settlement with Mrs Her
sey and hopes for residue of upwards OF a
thousand dollars for the children of Mr..
Hersey
Mrs. Martin S. Adams OF South Royal.
ton has been visiting her mother, Mrs. Or
cult Abbott Of late. - Will Cults,
granite cutter, is about to move into the
house vacated by John Roberts. 60 Mrs
Fred Jackson is said to be improving in
health. - Judge Austin Young and
wife, nee Miss Lenora Martin, OF Minneapo-
lis, Mimi, arrived here last Friday, for a
visit of few weeks. - Ernest Riddles
father is ill with what it is feared may
tin returned home last Friday after an alb
sence OF several weeks in Burlington and
elsewhere. - Mrs. DR.. Scion Briggs is
in very poor health In Pasadena, Cal -
Will Lougee has work at granite. cutting in
East Barre, and will take his family there,
this week. to reside for the present. -
Mrs James Grearson moved to East Barre
last week, where three of her sons are en-
gagged in granite cutting. - Charles o.
sola has returned to work as sharpener,
and is now in the employ of the Nixon
Brothers. - Mrs. Gurdon Martin, and
Misses Emma Adams and Kate Erskine
were delegates from here to the New Eng
land Epworth League convention in St.
| IdSU week. James Is urn
ham, who has suffered much from chronic
invalidism in years past, is just now trying
the skill of DR.. Lamb of Barre. - Mrs
Milton Martin, who lives with a son in or
near Was hington, is said to be In quite poor
health Of late. - Mrs will Carpenter
is again under medical treatment. She has
for quite long time labored under COM
plication Of physical difficulties. - Har-
! old, son of Return s. Davis, is visiting
| friends in town.
Woodbury.,
The ties and rails of the new railroad are
being rapidly delivered, and will probably
be laid this fall as far as the road-bed is
completed.
About three weeks ago, M. E. Foster had
fine blooded yearling colt stolen from the
Kent pasture on Woodbury. mountain, and
80 far has not been able to get any trace
Of it,
The harvest home festival, by the mem.
bers of the Methodist church and society,
for the benefit of the pastor, is to be held on
Wednesday evening, October 80, in the
| town hall.
Harvey Nelson is putting the finishing
touches to the dwelling house of G. w. Eos.
ter & Son. - Mrs. N. A. Ross is visiting
relatives and friends in Underhill. -
William Tegler is putting up a barn and
carriage-room for Charles A. Watson.
- Ed. Rollins has exchanged his place
in East Woodbury. for the Ed. Bruce place
near Dog Pond. - Robert Hafey, who
recently moved into the west end of q.
Hathaway's house, has secured position
on Meader's quarry as foreman. - Mrs.
9. r. Rigby of Barre is spending a few
weeks with friends in Woodbury..
Wolcott.
The fare for the round trip on the excur-
sion to the White Mountains, on Saturday,
is 81 80.
Worcester.
Elk. Representatives Ladd and Tewksbury
attended the reunion at Montpelier last
week. Worct ster had eight ex representa-
tives present, All but three of them are
now residents of Montpelier.
Rev. George Deuel. returned with his
bride on Friday last, and was given recep-
ton at the home of his brother Milan, at
which large nu nber Of their friends were
present, and good time generally was the
verdict Of all.
Rev. e. o. Grisbrook and wife are spend
ing two weeks at Cowansville, p. Q. -
a. M. Pierce has returned to town, to
town to live with his daughter, Mrs Fred
Jacobs. - Mrs. Walter Ordway of
Northfield spent part of last week in town.
- Julius Poor and wife CORNER resi-
dents) were in town last week. -
Thomas Derby is reported very sick with
typhoid fever. 20. W. G. Richardson
has moved to Montpelier. - Lewis
Hunt of Chelsea, Mass, visited his brother
Chauncey last week.
THERE are many good reasons why you
should use One Minute Cough Cure There
are are no reasons why you should not, II in
need OF help The only harmless remedy
that produces immediate results. w. e.
Terrill & Co., agents, Montpelier