The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-11-20

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Lillian Porter from Mortified has been
engaged to teach the winter school in dis
trict No 2.and Minnie Morse from Duxbury
in district No. 4 - Seth Boyce from
Waterbury is in town, repairing his sugar
house. 60 Mr.. and Mrs. Orlando Davis
visited friends in Durkeeville, recently.
= Mrs T. w. Neil from Moretown is
visiting friends here. - Luna Howe is
in wats6eld with her aunt, Mrs. H. T. j.
Howe. - Mrs. George Nelson is improv.
ing slowly.
A. G. hartley of Magic, Pa, writes: al
feel 1t a duty OF mine to inform you and the
public that DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve
cured me of very bad case of eczema. 1t
also cured my boy of running sore on his
leg" W. e. Terrill & Co.. agents.
A harvest supper will be served in the
parlor of the Methodist church next Friday
evening. All are invited.
Major Little has traded his farm to Hall
Il Cochran for the Wilson farm. Hall q
Cochran pay the sum of 5000 and have all
the lumber on the Wilson farm.
b. Clark and family are moving into their
new residence, one of the finest in town.
- Rev. o. NJ Boutwell, was in Hyde
Park last week. - Sewell Carpenter has
moved frpm the James house to his Dow
house. - DR.. S. N. Eastman and Man
ley Clark are putting furnaces into their
houses.
Hardwick.
A Grand Army campfire will be held this
evening.
The Gazette moved to new quarters last
Saturday.
Homer Edmunds has opened a jewelry
store in Morrisville.
Several new books have recently been
added to the public library.
M. w. Schoolcraft has returned from
Barre and is working for o. H. Marsh.
The large windows in the store of Kim
ball & Campbell have been placed in posi-
ton.
The academy will close to-day because of
the state teachers convention at st. Johns
bury.
The intermediate department at the
successful term.
East Hardwick
Several of our farmers have put in cream
separators this fall.
f. T. Russell has erected a large store
house and will put in stock of feed.
Competition in this line has brought con-
siderable business here the past three
months.
Caledonia Grange held an interesting
meeting last week Tuesday. Winter v.
Summer Dairying" was discussed by
Messrs. Cook, Dow, Adgate Goodridge,
Bronson, Sutton, Fay, Kidder, and Per.
kins. The next meeting will be held No.
vember 26.
Miss Laura Bronson has left for her home
i'll California. She will visit Chicago and
points in Minnesota on her way home.
- Mrs. w. d. A very of Bradford is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. 7. G. Bronson,
who is much improved in health.
Marshfield.
Services will be held at the Congrega-
tional church next Sunday.
Rev. s. u. Parker preached in the Uni.
versalist church last Sunday afternoon.
Mr. Gates of Peacham has been engaged
to teach one Of the schools in the village.
Remember the chicken-pie supper to.
night "wednesday at the Methodist church.
j. B. Pike has bought the Joseph Dwinell
farm, which joins his home farm, Of Jerome
Bailey.
Middlesex.
The work at the Narrows is progressing.
The Methodist parsonage is being shingled.
The church, which has been undergoing re-
pairs, is nearly finished.
The Home Circle was we'll attended. The
next meeting will be held with Mrs. G. f.
Newhall on Tuesday, November 26.
The number of pupils enrolled in the vii
lage school is 40 average daily attendance,
335. The following were not absent during
the term: Cynthia Barnard, Mary Barnard,
Milo Barnard, Jimmie Newhall. Freda Rob.
inson.
Maud Edgerley visited her sister at Mont
pelier on Friday and Saturday. - Gym
thia and Mary Barnard are visiting at
Watsfeld
Harry Buckley and wife visited friends
in Montpelier and Plainfield last week
- o. A. Harrington has moved his
family to New Hampshire. - j. d. Bid
good and wife are home from the noun
tains, where they have been at work the
past summer.
John Campbell, while chopping, cut a
severe cash in his foot last Saturday.
The creamery in this village paid its
patrons twenty-five and one-half cents for
October butter.
Henry W. Bailey, I'd, has taken down his
mill for the season. having made over 300
barrels of cider
Mrs. Hobson from Providence, r. l., has
been visiting her sister, Miss Louvia Keith,
at Hon. Henry W. Bailey's, for the past
week.
e. F. Sturgs of Boston, proprietor OF
Hotel Nantasket, accompanied by his wife,
has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Ben
zie for the past week.
Samuel Putnam, aged nearly seventy
years, died suddenly last Saturday morning
at his home between West Newbury and
>Newbury Center. Funeral services were
held Monday.
Rev. j. L. Merrill and d. M. Bond at
tended the council called at Lunenburg
Wednesday of last week, to ordain and in
stall Rev. Edmund F, Blackmer as pastor
of the Congregational church.
The higher department at the Seminary
will close the fall term next Thursday
which will give those wishing to do 80 al
opportunity to attend the teachers meet
ings at St. Johnsbury on Friday and satur
day OF this week,
Mrs.. Albert Corliss received Telegram
Un Tuesday morning announcing the sud
den death OF her sister, Mrs. Palmer o
Dover, N. III. Mr.. and Mrs. Corliss ant
Mr.. Hunter, father OF the deceased, at
tended the funeral later in the week.
Newbury Center.
Horatio N. Carleton died last Sunday
aged eighty-four years. His funeral wa
held from his late home on Tuesday after
noon. George II. Bailey OF Boston |
visiting his sister, Mrs. s. W. Tewksbury
He ia In moor health and will remain |