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

Farland, Gale and Wiley; finance, Currier
WI Wiley and DINER McFarlsndj Streets Gale, Cur
ham and Curriers'; fire, Wiley, Burnham
and Currier; police, Burnham, Wiley,
Gale; lights, Thurston, Mcfarland, Cur.
rier; supplies, Currier, Thurston, McFar-
cemeteries, Gale, Thurston, Wiley; liquor,
Gale, Currier, Burnham; health, Thurston,
Mcfarland, Burnham printing, Wiley,
Mcfarland, Currier; license Burnham,
Gale, Thurston; elections, Gale, Thurston,
Mcfarland; salaries, Thurston, Wiley,
Burnham; library, Currier, Mcfarland,
gaze; charities, Wiley, Burnham, Thurs
ton. communication was received from
Mayor smith, announcing the suspension Of
opecial Policeman Gauthier. Il. A. Hoar,
attorney for Gauthier, sent in a commune
cation demanding an investigation of the
cause OF Gauthiers suspension. A G. Fay
was appointed city grand juror, vice G. w.
Bassett, resigned. Building permits were
issued to @. L.. Bugbee, Fred Gouldsbury,
@ N. Benedict and G. L. Currier.
ACTS at once, never fails. One Minute
Cough Cure. remedy for asthma and
that feverish condition which accompanies
severe cold The only harmless remedy
that produces immediate results W. K.
Terrill q Co., agents, Montpelier
GraniteviIle.
Smith Brothers have bought out the in
terest Of e. L. Smith in the quarry and
A son of William H. Miles received a se-
we're cut over his eye, Sunday, by falling
from shed. Five stitches were required
| to close the wound.
| A petition has been presented to the Sc
lectmen, asking them to call a special town
meeting at an early date to learn the report
OF the commissioners in regard to the con-
troversy between this town and the city of
Barre
Berlin.
Rev. William w. Jackson, Jr., of Lowell,
Mass, preached for Rev. James l. Good
acre, pastor of the Congregational church ON
The Requirements of True Manhood, )" last
Sunday.
A very pleasant affair occurred on Satur-
day evening, September %, when the people
OF Berlin met at the parsonage to remind
Rev. and Mrs. j. j. Goodacre that they had
been married just fifteen years. Refresh
ments were served and a general good
time was enjoyed. The genial good cheer
and cordially which was everywhere pres
ent during the evening attested to the
warm place which the new pastor and his
wife have already gained in the hearts Of
the people, and much is expected from the
work just begun.
Braintree
Mrs. A. L. Adams, former resident
died on Friday at Randolph where she had
lived for a few years.
q. II. Mann has lost three cows and one
of his young CATTLE within the past two
months, in a Roxbury pasture.
Aunt Betsey Martin passed her ninety
ninth birthday last Wednesday. Because
OF her feeble health, but few friends called
upon her.
The average attendance of Snowsvile
Grange is between twenty-five and thirty.
There is contest between the older and
the younger members to which will do
the most for tho benefit of the grange.
Cabot.
The mail now leaves for Marshfield sta
ton at three o'clock in the afternoon in
stead OF seven.
Ramona Lodge, Daughters of Rebekah, go
| to East Hardwck on Friday evening to as
sist in instituting Rebekah lodge.
DIR. j. H. Hamilton secretary of the
board of health, of Richford paid his re-
spects to this town on official business last
Friday.
An interesting occasion aud good dis
play OF Gods bounty in the products of the
earth are hoped for at the Congregational
church next Sunday.
The Christian Endeavor Society will hold
! sociable on Friday evening, October IL, in
the Congregational vestry, Suitable enter
tainment will be provided, and cordial
invitation is extended to all.
1t is expected that Mrs. Harriet Caswell,
superintendent of Woman's Home Missions
will lecture in the Congregational church
on Wednesday evening next Mrs. Caswell
| is well recommended as an able and inter-
esting speaker.
Mrs. Mary Cross, living at the residence
of John Simonds, Lower Cabot, died sud-
denly last Wednesday at the advanced age
of eightyseven years. Funeral services
were held Friday afternoon, conducted by
Rev. j. A. Dixon.
The horse of George Meader came home
without driver last week Tuesday, it be-
ing frightened at the residence of George
nj. Webster by team driving into the barn
Mr.. Meader was knocked down and run
over, but not seriously hurt. The horse was
stopped in the village. Little damage was
| done.
Carl Osgood has closed his engagement
with F. c. Voodry, and, after a short vaca-
ton, goes to Claremont, N H., where he
| has engaged as clerk. During his term of
| service he has been very obiging and eff.
cient to the patrons of the post. office as we'll
as Of the store, and as he goes to his new
engagement he carries the best wishes Of
all for his success.
Some time in the month OF November,
Marcus B. Parounagian-a native of Casa
! rea, Asia Minor, graduate of the Central
| Turkey College of Aintab, later of Drew
| Theological Seminary, n. Twill give his
popular lecture at the Methodist church on
Turkey and Mohammedanism.' He will
| appear in the costume of Mohammedan
|
| given during the winter months, previous
announcements of which will be made.
Mrs. o. b. Warren, Lillian Wells and
Matte Hersey attended the Daughters OF Re-
bekah convention at Bradford last week.
- B. G. Rogers and wife are in Boston
purchasing their stock of winter goods.
Miss Kola Foster Of Burlington was
the guest of j. A. Harrington over Sunday.
- Mrs. Edwin Burnham has been WIS.,
| iting relatives and friends in Waterbury the
past week. - ID. B. Rogers had a cancer
removed from his lip about week ago by
Drs. Warren and Wiswell. He Is doing we'll
- Mrs. Robert Grant of East Manches-
ter N. H., is visiting her mother Mrs.
John Simonds, at Lower Cabot.
East Cabot.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Abbott have been
| visiting in Barre and Montpelier. - Mrs.
j. @. Wing OF Haverhill, N. H., and Mrs.
III. j. Quimby of Boston are visiting at e.
FL. Clarkes. - William Clarke is i'll.
- Mrs. George Heath is called to Dan
vile by the death Of her mother. - Ma