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

been the victim of felOn. sure cure for
a felon, Il taken early, is said to be the
binding OF IL with com mon garden (angle)
worms for short time.
There is hope that W. #. Mann of Barre,
dentist, may arrange to come here one day
each week for the present for dental work.
1t ought to be great accom- mediation for
our citizens that he thus come.
Miss Laurette Webster, former resident,
and now OF MENDOZA ILL.,, was in town the
past week She reports her nephew, George
Kinsman, as married and having two chill
dren and living in the town OF Union, Iowa.
Rev. William Schofeld seems to be cher
ishing the project of another set OF build
ings like his present one here, and also
house for his own future use, perhaps, near
where the Widow Waldo house used to
stand.
Will Moore OF St. Cloud, Mimi, who has
been here as a sharpener for Grearsop &
Beckett this season. has returned home.
His brother, Charles G. Moore, will go to
Georgia with his wife about the first OF No
vember.
Deacon Edwin G. Smith and wife of
Washington were, on Sunday, attendants
at the Congregational church, of which
they are yet members. They hope that
some good providence may soon return
them to our place to live.
George Beckett has sold the buildings on
the old William s. Beckett place to Bert
lot on the old Warren Poole place. Ere
long we may expect to see these buildings
replaced by handsome residence.
Melvin Church, having occasion to dis
pose Of farm and other property in Gran.
Vile at auction last week, made use OF
Editor Andrew Buruham as auctioneer.
With his glib tongue and mother wit, it
might be anticipated that ye editor would
get there " in this new vocation.
l.. G. Darling Of Keene, N. H., for years
travelling agent for the american Guilt
Udtor, and who was so seriously injured
here year or two ago, when his horse went
over the bank into the X. L. Watson pond,
was in town last week. He has nearly re-
covered from the injuries received at that
| time.
Last Sunday evening Frank the adopted
son of Daniel Bean, started out Of the house
to go a-hunting for skunks. He had gone
but few steps when, for some unknown
reason, the loaded gun in his hand went off,
emptying the charge into his head, just
back of an ear. and killing him instantly.
He was some eighteen years OF age.
James Burnhsm seems to be in feeble
condition OF body at present. - A
| daughter was born last week Tuesday to
Mr.. and Mrs. Jason Martin. - Rob
Gamble has hired Charles G. Moores house,
lately vacated by Mrs. James Grearson.
- Mrs. Victoria Howard King left here
last week after ten days visit in the old
home. - Mrs. Sherman Winchester was
very i'll last week, but at present seems
convalescent. - Mrs. Thomas Thorp
and family go this week to Adrian, Mich,
| where her husband has employment at
| granite-cutting - Leslie Gale returned
on Saturday from a summers work at the
White Mountains. - ODonnell the
sick granite cutter at the Monument House,
| has been very low in the last few days but
1t Is hoped he may yet recover - Chris
TOPPER Hood is to return from South Royal
ton and work few weeks on Horace
| Farnhan's house. - John Mcdonald, of
Mcdonald & Buchan, of Barre was in town
last Saturday on business for Perkins Bass.
| - Mrs. Fred Jackson has been more
poorly in the last week - George W.
Savery's brother Oliver returns to his home
in Richmond, Va, this week.
South Woodbury..
Ed Wells, the miller, has moved into l..
j. Benjamin's house.
Quite number of our townspeople are
contemplating going on the excursion to
Boston on Thursday.
The Ladies' Aid Society held literary and
| musical entertainment, followed by neck
tie and apron supper, last week Wednes.
day evening. The proceeds amounted to $40.
Worcester.
Edward Witham OF Barre has bought the
Alvin Frost farm and is to take possession
at once.
Thomas Snow of Putnamsville is sick
- :" Mrs. Lance OF Cabot visited DR.:
Lance last week. - Luna Atkins OF
Montpelier Seminary visited her sister,
Susie Atkins, last week. - Mrs. Viola
Copp is visiting relatives in town -
Miss Bates of Montpelier was the guest of
Miss Kent last week - Allen Jones'
son Lorenzo is sick with typhoid fever.
- e. o. Grisbrook and wife have re-
turned from their trip to Canada -
Joseph Massey is building house on Hamp-
shire Hill