The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1896-08-12

has removed MS gallery to Graniteville.
Waterbury.
It. W. Elliot of Burlington is at home, but
leaves to-day "wednesday for two weeks
trip through the West
There will be no morning service in the
Methodist church next Sunday morning
Epworth League as usual at half-past seven
P. NJ.
j. G. Farrer, Miss Carrie Stickney. and
James Somerville spent Sunday at Milton
with the Waterbury party in camp at that
place.
Rev. j. E. Wright's subject in the Opera
House next Sunday afternoon, the last
meeting OF the series, is to be 1.-THE Bible
and How to Study It,"
e. B. Merriam Of Topeka, Kansas, and
Mrs. s. W. Tillnghast of Toledo Ohio, Mrs.
l.. w. Messer, and Mrs DR.. Willard OF Chi
cago are visiting at the home OF Mrs. r. M.
Forrest.
The legal voters of the village should bear
in mind the meeting called for Monday
evening at 7,30 PM, when the water COM
mittee will present. in detail, a report on
with Mr.. Taylor, the titles procured for
springs and the rights of way obtained will
all be brought up for the consideration of
the voters. The expense to date and the
probable future expense will be shown, and
the advisabilty Of furnishing water to the
Asylum will be matters OF special interest.
The fixing OF water rents and the necessary
action in regard to paying the semi-an-
nual interest on the bonds, due November /
will also interest the attention of the voters.
Be on hand.
A meeting OF the republicans OF Water
bury was held in the Opera House on Mon
day evening for the purpose OF organizing
campaign club. DR.. Grout presided and the
following officers were chosen President,
L. II. Atherton vice-president, f. l..
Knight; secretary, III. @. Whitehill treas
urer, John c. Farrer advisory committee:
Q. FL. Haines, DR.. Grout and DR.. Minard.
Fred. A. Rowland of Montpelier made
stirring appeal to the voters, especially call
ing upon them for their assistance in rolling
up majority in September that should
as to Vermont's attitude on the silver ques-
tion. He was followed by j. A. DeBoer,
who gave his reasons for being a republican
In clear, interesting statement of what re-
publicanism consists.
You won't use as many pounds of mild
SOAP" Harmless" More durable. Two
pounds free If you don't like it.
Waterbury Center.
The Italians who are at work on the water
ditch have moved near the north end of the
line.
Rev. o. L. Barnard of Middlesex ex-
changed with Rev. f. NJ. Buker last Sun
day.
One of the very sad things of life has
come to our community in the death of Mrs
Julia Bryan Plummer. Mrs. Plummer
was married about two years ago, and went
with her husband to Jacksonville to live,
with every prospect of a long and happy
life before her. but severe cold developed
into consumption, and although the best
medical skill of our own state, and that of
Montreal, attended her. she constantly
grew worse, and came home few months
ago in hopes that her native air and the
care of mother, father, sisters and brothers,
might prove Of beneit-but it was not so to
be. The funeral was held last Thursday,
Rev. +. Nj. Buker officiating, and the body
was taken to Essex Junction for burial.
Among the arrivals here during the past
week are Mrs. John Cardell of Warren
who is staying with her sister, Mrs. w. HI.
Shepherd, and her brother, A X. Smalley
Mrs. Frank Fish, with her two children, at
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey Lyon
James Smith, wife, and Miss Mary Demer.
it, at N. L. Demeritt's; o. E. Davis OF
West Burke at e. A. Newcomb's; Henry
Knight of Jamestown, N. H., and his sis
ter, Mrs. George Gates of Fitchburg,
Mass, with their aunt. Mrs. Horace Humph-
rey; G. #. Smith OF West Topsham, with HI.
M. Dufur; Lena Demeritt, wife and child,
OF Oxford, n. H., at Lucius Demeritts and
the following from Worcester, Mass; Ed
win Vaughan, chief of fire department, and
his son Ralph, who are at Fl. j. Vaughan's;
William Atkins, at his broth er's, Charles
Atkins; Alfred P. Cate, at the Lodge; Da-
vid johnson, at M. l.. Dilling-ham's.
Professor G. H. Stone came home on Sat-
urday from visit in the northern part of
the state. - Miss Katie Leland Of North
field, who is with her aunt, Mrs. e. B.
Moody, has improved in health so far as to
be able to attend church last Sunday with
out any helps"
If you have ever seen little child in the
agony of summer complaint, you can re-
alze the danger of the trouble and appre-
ciate the value of instantaneous relief al
ways afforded by DeWitt's Collie and
Cholera Cure For dysentery and diarrhpa
1t Is reliable remedy. We could not af-
ford to recommend this as a cure unless it
were a cure. w. f. Terrill 81 Co., Mont
pelier, Vt.
Williamstown.
Horace Flint's wife and daughter are
visiting in Ohio.
Bert Simons now of Providence, h. l., is
visiting the old home here.
Mrs. William Grearson returned from
New Brunswick last week.
Henry A. Ainsworth left for his home in
Moline, ILL.,, last Wednesday.
Captain Lemuel Abbott, now OF Wash
ington, D. c., is visiting in town.
Charles Benedict went to Burlington last
W WISH Ills lWO uduBhVCio.
Mrs Charles II. Benedict visited her two
daughters in Burlington last week.
Miss Bertha Sprague will teach again
in East Montpelier the coming fall.
Rev. j. o. Sherburne exchanged with Rev.
Walter Davenport OF Barre last Sunday.
Mrs Jessie Poor has been in Bethel the last
fortnight caring for her mother, who is very
i'll.
Walter Grearson's health has greatly inn
proved during his sojourn in New Bruins
wick.
The occupants OF the Lynde cottage at
Berlin Pond will return to their homes to-
morrow.
Willie Briggs has lately been making de-
sirable additions to and improvements in
his farmhouse.
Bert, son of Joshua II. Bailey, is about to
come home for a vacation of two weeks
from canvassing.
Mr.. and Mrs Ed. House and Mr.. and
Mrs. George l.. Edison are to return from
| the West this week
Miss Miriam Kimball, a teacher in the
Hartford schools, has been the guest of her
sister Mrs. j. W. Flint.