The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-12-11

WOOu anu HAluR up lOT WlnIbTs MOHJ
Of the saw logs cut have been sold to Wilbur
Brown OF Berlin TO be put on the cars at
Middesex station - A Mr. billiard OF
Meriden, N, H., and John Eagan OF Waits.
field have been talking of putting in a steam
MILL but 1t does not materialize yet -
Our miller charges ten Genus per hundred
weight for grinding now, instead Of the
usual toll - l.. II. Wells and j. A.
Chaplin are repairing their buildings.
If suffering with piles, it will interest you
to know that De Wits Witch Hazel Salve
will cure them. This medicine is specific
for all complaints Of this character, and II
instructions (Which are simple) are carried
out cure will result. We have tested this
in numer Jus cases, and always with like
results. 1t never fails. w. K. Terrill &
Co., Montpelier, VT
williamstown
Station Agent j. w. Flint is selling
sleighs this season.
Mrs. John A. Perry returned from Tariff.
vile, Conn, last week.
Mrs. Emma Adams will teach a winter
term OF school in Braintree.
Last week Thursday Prentiss Waldo saw
two robins 10 tree near his dwelling house.
Mrs. Gurdon Martin was suffering last
week from an attack of hemorrbage OF the
bowels.
Mrs. William q. Pratt has returned from
visit of some weeks with friends in
Massachusetts,.
The old Warren Poole house is being
greatly improved by a two story piazza on
the front side of 1t.
At The recent election of officers of the
Woman's Relief Corps, Mrs. Walter Will
Jams was chosen president.
Charles Farnsworth, son-in-law of Gilman
Smith, is experimenting quarry in Mil
ford, N. H., at 81 day, we are told.
The only daughter Of our old townsman,
| j. ID. White, now of SonOma, Ala, has just
been appointed postmistress of that town.
"Jule" Martin aud Miss Lucy Lombard
| were married last week They will reside
at present in the family Of his father, Wal
lace w. Martin.
Friends of Mrs. Martin Burnham, now of
| Watseka ILL.,, will be glad TO hear that Of
late she is more comfortable in health. Her
disease is dropsy.
Mrs. Waverly Murray and son have re-
turned from New Brunswick, after an alb
seuce of many months, and the family will
keep house on Construction Company
HILL
The trustees of the South Lancaster,
| (Mass) Academy, a Seventh Day Advent
institution, have decided, it is said not to
contest farther the last will of the late Mr..
Joel Jersey
We are told that Mrs. G. j. Moore, who is
in Georgia to escape Vermont winter, be
cause of weak lungs, writes that she do-s
not escape taking colds, nor does she escape
weather requiring fires already. And even
then-owiug to th5 character of the houses,
perhaps-did they find it easy to keep only
one side at a time warm.
ONE MINUTE CoUGH CURE is popular
remedy for Group Safe for children and
adults. w. e Terrill & Co., Montpelier, Vt
DR.. Scion Briggs writes from Southern
California: Here roses and lilies blossom
all xrfn mi finn 1al min oil
grow up like trees, as high as house. Toma
toes also grow year after year perennially
Fus chias ditto make big trees. To day
saw pumpkin that weighed 300 pounds
also water melon that weighed 100 pounds
John Carleton, grandson of the late Are
Hall, and Edwin, son OF Amasa w. Farm
ham, are living in Denver, Col. A brother
of the latter, residing here, wrote him, ask
ing about the healer, Francis Schlatter, oil
late so famed in Denver Mr.. Farnham
replied that he knelo personally of two cures
one of blindness, the other of paralysis
the last named patient having been takeI
on a bed to Schlatter
A letter on our table, written August 7
1895, by the late lamented DR.. G. E. Lane o
Ludlow, whose sudden death recently
brought sorrow to his many friends here
contains this passage: " 1 feel that the time
is dra wing near when we shall be called
from our terrestrial work to the celestial
My great desire is that my trust in Goo
here may be- such that / may be able Il
join that band that increasingly sing Gods
praise"
DE Wits LITTLE EARLY RIsERs for bill
iousness, indigestion, CON tipation, small
pill, prompt cure. w. K. Terrill & Co.
Montpelier, VT
Loren w. Glysson, on his recent visi
here, took a look at the Congregations
church. 80 greatly improved lately by tn,
munificence of a former townsman. Will,
! looking about he gave us this remiDiscenc'
! of the late Hon. Elijah Paine, LID, prob
! ably the most famous man in the histor.
of our town: "When a boy" said Mr.. Glys
son, " our pew was on the opposite side o
the aisle from the judges remember hin
} well as he came into church, always IL
knee breeches and always with whip il
his hand When he had stood his whip il
J a corner of the pew, the next move was fol
pinch Of snuff that he carried loose in hi
pocket"
The first annual business meeting of tn,
Congreg atonal church here, under the new
, regime last Friday afternoon, was we'll at
tended and was delightful occasion. Tit
ladies were out in goodly mum Der, and tool
, an active part in the carrying on of bust
ness. Three of them were elected to offices
(And just here we may say in parenthesis
if such active participation in general affairs
on the part of the ladies', always would lool
, as we'll and augur so favorably for tn,
future as on this occasion, then speed tn,
, day of universal female suffrageD The re
port of the treasurer showed a deficit o
only some S75 which ought -asily TO b,
t made up. An effort will be made to retaiI
the services of Rev j. n. Perrin the coming
year