The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-10-16

THE healing properties OF DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve are well known. 1t cures &C.
remedy for piles. w. e. Terrill & Co..
agnts, Montpelier.
Graniteville.
The Empire light quarry is preparing to
close down for the winter.
Orders are more plentiful at the quarries
than they have been for some time.
Mr.. Gazeley has placed thirty horse
power Cameron pump in his dark quarry.
A sewer is being laid across Main street
to Mud Hollow brook, to abate a nuisance,
by order of the selectmen.
John Maiden is leaving the Langdon
Hotel to take charge of the Park House at
Barre Mr.. Cate, former lessee of the
Langdon, is coming back to take charge.
A very enjoyable masked ball was given
at the Foresters' hall last week. Quite a
number from Barre and East Barre at.
tended Costumes were secured from
Boston.
Bradford.
c. e. Clark returned from his trip to the
city last Tuesday morning, Mrs. Clark stop
ping until the last of the week.
Frank Lamb has purchased lot just
north of N. w. Cunningham residence,
and will erect a building thereon in the
spring.
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their home in Massachusetts last Friday,
after two.weeks' sojourn in town visiting
their many friends.
G. w. Brown has his house nearly ready
for the masons. When the buildings are
completed they will be az convenient all
around as can be asked for.
Adelbert Osborne was called to Tilton,
n II to attend the funeral of his brother,
DR.. James p. o, borne, which occurred Oc-
n OqhOrnp horn
mont, N. H., and was a graduate Of Dart.
mouth College. He was highly regarded
by all who knew him and will be greatly
missed
Jesse A. Baldwin, who has been sick for
the past three weeks, is slowly improving.
- DIR. II. l., Watson and G. +. Smith of
West Topsham were in town last week on
business. - David Blakely was in town
last week.
BrookfieId.
There was party on Friday evening at
Marcus Peck's.
G. H. Bigelow will be at Ladd & Blod-
getts store on Friday to receive taxes.
Marshall K Peck will sell at auction, at
ten o'clock Saturday morning, his hay,
grain, stock and farming tools.
A Junior Endeavor Society has been or
ganized in connection with the Senior so.
ciety, and is to hold meeting once month.
ownership OF real estate. Moses Collins is
to buy the Whitney place now owned by
Walter Perkins, and Chauncey Carpenter
is to buy the place vacated by Mr.. Collins.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Fri Batcheder
was the scene of a pleasant wedding Tues
day evening, October 8, when their daugh-
ter Olivia and William Blakebrough were
united in marriage by Rev. G. H. Morse.
The bridesmaid and the groom's best man
were respectively Miss Clara Bakebrough
and Harry Batchelder. The only invited
guests were relatives of the family Mr..
and Mrs lakebrough departed the next
day for wedding trip to Bridgeport, Conn,
New York city, and other places. On re-
turning they ex pect to reside at the place
now occupied by Mrs. Fannie Fullam.
Hiram Clark's family have moved into
the Mason house, near the creamery. -
Fred Durkee has been sick the past week.
- Percy Coleman arrived on Friday
from Providence, r; l., where he has been
at work. - Mrs. Gertrude Cady Of
Gouldsville visited over Sunday at Mrs.
Clarence Fullam's. - Edward Martin
and family have moved into the house for.
merly occupied by Eddie Stone.
THERE are many good reasons why you
should use One Minute Cough Cure. There
are are no reasons why you should not, il in
tn at produces immediate results. W. E.
Terrill Co., agents, Montpelier
East Brookfeld,
Mrs. Nellie Carpenter Rogers, a former
resident of this place, who has been in fail
home of her sister, Mrs Marshall Bannis.
ter at Randolph Center last Friday at about
thirty-four years of age.
Mrs. John Angel and son Charles OF Gays.
Vile visited at j. M Angeles last week.
- Mrs. e. D. Batchelder is visiting in
Montpelier. - Mrs. W. H. Sprague re-
turned last Saturday from a weeks visit in
Mortified. - Mabel Black, who has
been visiting her aunt, Mrs. N. Wheatley,
has returned to her home in New Haven,
Conn. - Myrs Whiting was at home
from Goddard Seminary over Sunday. as
dolph Graded School. - George Har-
rington Of Gaysville is working for j. II.
Sprague.
Mrs. s. Swerdfeger is confined to the
house with rheumatism.
The Christian Endeavor Society has ar
ranged course Of lectures for the winter OF
1866. The first one will be held inlthe
Congregational church, October 20. con-
Johnsbury. The remainder of the course
consists OF the following: November g. lee
ture by Rev. Alfred j. Hough of Brattle-
boro "How to Get There; December 20,
reading by MISS Elsie POWERS OF Randolph;
January 81, lecture by DR.. j. Henry jack
son of Barre, Our Interesting Neighbors";
February 81, lecture by Rev. George W.
Morrow Of Randolph, Life and Career of
Abraham Lincoln" Season tickets, 81.
Announcements will appear one week pre-
vious to each lecture.
Harvest Festival, at the Congregational
church, last Sunday, was a very pleasant
and enjoyable occasion to old and young.
The house was beautifully decorated with
autumn leaves, which reminded all that
autumn frosts had nearly done their work
and that the cold blasts of winter were
fast approaching. The chancel and tables
in front were heavily loaded with the fruits
OF Gods bounty that had crowned the la.
bors of the husbandman the past season.
The mt mbers Of the Sunday school spoke
and sang the praises of him who sends the
early and later rain and the beautiful sun
light, that earth may bring forth OF its
abundance for man anC beast. The closing
remarks by the pastor, Rev. III. l.. Hart
we'll, were very interesting and impressive.
showing the wise provision Of Providence
that the forests may again be clothed with
their wonted verdure and beauty.
Mrs. Flora S. Fisher, an old-time resi-.
dent of this town, died in Chicago, OF pneu-
monia, on Sunday, October g. at the age Of