The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-10-23

through this village last Monday on its way
to Plainheld, having been several days on
the road from the quarries at Sodom. 1t
required from five to eight span of horses
TO haul the same.
The factory here is now running full time
and with nearly full quota of help, most
OF the old help having returned. Besides
the local operatives are Barney Cornell of
Northfeld Miss Susie Patrick Of Hines
burgh and Miss Nellie Conway of Barre.
DIR. NJ. X. Dwinell of Watervile, Maine,
came to town ,tober 8, being called here
by his sister, Mrs. q. p. Hollister, to per-
form second surgical operation upon his
brother.in law, @. p. Holister, and October
10 the operation was successfully performed
The friends and neighbors of Mr.. HOLSTER
have a sympathetic interest in his case and
feel very much grati6ed that DR.. Dwinell
consented to remain here for some time to
take charge OF the case.
FairIee.
The chicken. pie supper given by the
Christian Endeavor Society was successful.
Repairs and improvements of dwellings
all along the street are noticed, particularly
at NJ. ii. Prescotts, Mrs. l.. STATIONS, Mr.
Kibbey's, Mr.. Mann's, Mr.. Longs and f.
w. Pierce's.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Baldwin were recently
called to Haverhill, N. H., by the illness OF
their niece. - Harry Hunter and family
of Lyndonville are stopping in town He
was thrown out of employment by the re.
cent fire - A little daughter has been
born to Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Sanborn.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Smith lost an infant
child last week. - Mr.. and Mrs. II. w.
Abbott have returned from Boston. 60
Charles Jenkins is convale jceut -
Charles Thurber is giving excellent salts
faction as teacher.
THE healing properties OF Dewitt's Witch
Hazel SAlve are well known. 1t cures &C.
zema,skin affections, and is simply perfect
remedy for piles. w. e. Terrill 4 Co.,
agnts, Montpelier.
West Fairlee.
Mrs. Bessie Paul and children, from Mon
tana, are at William Paul's. - Edna
Prescott and Nettie Shumway have gone TO
Bradford - Annie Smith has returned
to Lowell. - g. w. Bliss is in Concord
on business.
Groton.
The furniture for the Reformed Presby-
terrain church will arrive this week.
Revival meetings will be conducted every
evening this week at the Baptist church
by Rev. Thomas Gull OF Brattleboro, state
missionary.
Charles Chaplin has moved from the I. N.
II. Dazzling house into the Honers house,
and A. N. Avord into the house vacated by
Mr.. Chaplin.
j. r. Darling has moved his goods into
his new store, and Mrs George Pilsbury
has moved her millinery goods into the
store vacated by him.
A. d. Forbes has gone to johnson.
Lillian Renfrew is at home from Ashland,
n. III, - Mrs. Marley c. Clark has re.
turned from Boston. Mrs. Worth
Jones and Mrs. s. n. Eastman are delegates
10 the Sunday-school convention at st.
Johnsbury.
Ricker's Mills.
Elisha Butler is moving to Topsham.
- Mrs. A. II. Kicker and daughter
Mary visited friends in Manchester and
Concord, N. H., last week. - Austin
Aston has recovered and is at work again.
Mrs Sarah A, Page, is talking of
moving into the Simon Emery house.
- Chester 81. Hight and wife have
been visiting j. G.. Harvey.
MarshfieId.
E. w. Pitkin has purchased the Merritt
farm and sugar-tools.
A Congregational sociable will be held
with Mrs. W. II. II. Mears on Thursday.
Remember the Harvest Concert at the
Methodist church this "wednesday evening.
Rev. s. G. Lewis preached an excellent
sermon last Sunday morning at the Meth
odist Church.
The Universalist choir has been organ.
lied by the choice of DR.. Gillette as choris-
ter and Mrs. Bertha Pitkin as organist.
The young people of the Universalst So
ciety are requested to meet at the church
next Sunday evening to form union so.
ciety.
Nellie Lucas had four large pearl buttons
cut from her sack one day last week as it
hung in the entry to the village school
house. This is the second time the same
act has been perpetrated. Some one is GET
ting too funny.
There will be a meeting of the Village
Cemetery Society in Davis shop on Satur-
day evening, October 26, and every one in.
terested is urgently requested to be present,
as business of Importance is to come before
the society at that time.
George Blakey has moved into the
Bucklin shop. - DIR. o. o. Davis and
wife of Mortified visi Jed at A. E. Lamber-
tons last week. - A. G. KILLING of
West Lebanon, N. H., Nelson West of Dan
vile, and Mrs. Henry Averill of Piermont,
n. H., were in town last week. - Aunt
Susan Cole, who was reported very sick
last week, is improving somewhat
MiddIesex Center.
Freezing weather began October II.
Crops all secured, 80 no damage was done
except to the fall feed and late apples.
Fire got loose on Pembroke mountain lot
last Saturday. and, but for the timely rain,