The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1896-04-01
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ersbip of new piano. - George Blakely
goes to Fabyan's the first of the month for
a three-month's job of painting. 60 w.
H Lamberton and wife were reported sick
last week, but are now better.
MiddIesex.
The Ladies' Aid Society held sociable at
Holden's Hall last Wednesday evening,
which was we'll attended and enjoyed by
ALL
The photograph sociable held by the
Home Circle at Levi Swift's, last Thursday
night, was attended by about twenty five,
who reported a pleasant time.
Electricity is still a missing feature at the
viles electric plant. owing to the necessity
of replacing the boxes with new ones that
will not generate too much electricity them
selves
Those who ventured to begin sugar
making, have met with all kinds of weather
except sugar weather, and are now devot-
ing their attention to work more appropriate
to the season.
1t is expected that the summer term Of
school will be taught by Miss Bates Of
Waitsfeld. 80 M. A. Nelson OF Montpe-
lier has been dispensing phosphate among
proved in health, and able to be out again.
- Henry Root was visitor here the
past week. - Pliny j. Chase has moved
his household effects to Montpelier, where
he is to reside Albert G. Taplin has
finished work for j. s. Viles. - Myron
Long is not to occupy Frank Buckley's farm
as reported, Mr.. Buckley having decided to
reu ain there. In the item in regard to
Clarence Long, in last weeks issue, the
name George e. Hewitt should have read
George e. Hunt. - W: G. Scott was at
home from North Georgia last week, and
looked after the local interest of the Argus
and Patriot during his stay. Lutte"
Guyette is to work for Lucan White the
coming season. - Heman Tapln, the
local cattle-b buyer, is weekly earring large
Miss Parkhurst has been visiting her aunt,
Mrs. Julius Daniels. - Mrs. Herbert
Hills has had an attack of the grip. She is
reported as gaining - Mrs. Elmer Clark
of Montpelier has been spending few days
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Cassius
Hodge.
Busy people have no time, and sensible
people have no inclination to use slow
remedy. One Minute Cough Cure acts
promptly and gives permanent results. W.
K. Terrill q Co., Montpelier, vt.
PutnamsvilIe.
Miss Lillian Thayre is quite i'll. -
Frank Jones of New York has been visiting
relatives here the past week - l.. A.
Darling and Mrs. Selden Thayre were called
to Hardwick, last Tuesday, to attend the
funeral of their mother. - Mrs. Emma
Keith is back in her old place at Columbus
Putnam's.
MoretowH.
Communion services were held at the
Methodist church last Sunday. - The
Ladies' Aid met with Mrs. H. o. Ward last
week. Supper was served to seventy-six.
- Eunice, Hattie and AlaDson Vail,
and Wilbur Hill, spent last week at home
from the Seminary: Mrs. j. t. Wheel
Elatpharfa MrQ Rn M
Ward spent several days. last week. with
her sister in Barre. - Miss Florence
Haylett is attending school at Montpelier.
Mrs. Sidney Atkins is sick with ton
silitis.
Burns are absolutely painless when De-
Wits Witch Hazel Salve is promptly APP
Piled This statement is true. A perfect
remedy for skin diseases, chapped hands
and lips, and never fails to cure piles. w.
e. Terrill & Co Montpelier, vt.
Newbury
Fast day services will be held in the YES
thy of the Congregational church at eleven
O'Clock A. NJ. - The sugar sociable at
Principal e. A. Shaw's, last Friday even.
ing. was we'll attended and enjoyed. -
Miss Mile Bancroft OF Worcester, Mass, is
spending some two weeks, visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. George B Bonnet. - Miss Rigg-
ley went last week to visit relatives in
Hastings, Mimi Miss Minnie Merrill
arrived from Fitchburg on Saturday, to
spend her vacation. - Leonard John
son came up from Hanover and stopped
over Sunday. II. M. Human made a
trip to the northern part Of the state, last
Saturday, returning on Monday -:
Mrs. A. s. Cheever and two children have
been visiting her parents for the past ten
days. - The listers met at the town
clerks office, last Saturday, and took their
oath. - f. e. Kimball received another
carload Of western horses last Monday
- W. FL. Atkinson has commenced re-
pairs upon the interior OF his house K. E.
Avery has the work in charge. - M. G.
Knights has the tenement over the store
nearly ready to move into. - The pri-
mary and grammar departments Of the
school at the Seminary commenced on Mon
day,
Mrs. r. w. Demeritt is still confined to
the bed. - r. Fl. Farr is slowly i'm
proving being able to ride out on Tuesday.
- Mr.. Duell of Worcester is engaged
as clerk by button & Richmond. - The
public library is now open to it's patrons.
- Miss Martha Hazen OF Mt: Holyoke
College, Massachusetts, is visiting Rev w. 8.
Hazen. - The Ladies' Reading Circle
will hold Red Letter Day at the home OF
Mrs. George Nichols next Monday evening.
The entertainment will be furnished by r.
W. Bancroft of Montpelier, who will give
MS song lecture, Nauloudl ATS.
At the annual business meeting of the
Ladies' Reading Circle, held Monday after
noon at the home of Miss Frances Suther-
land, the following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: President Mrs. G. g.
Richmond; secretary, Mrs. G. D. Edgerton
treasurer, Mrs. Temple; study committee
Mrs. W. s. Hazen, Mrs. Worcester, Mrs
Frank Plumley, Mrs. G. G. Brill. - The
ladies of the Congregational church will
hold a sugar sociable at their parlors,
Wednesday evening. The ladies of the
Universalist church will serve new sugar
Friday night, and the Ladies' Aid Society OF
the Methodist church will hold an old
fashioned sugar sociable, Saturday evening
The friends are expected to appear attired
in the quaint costume of the long ago
- The Good Templars will observe the
twenty-fifth anniversary as an organization
next Tuesday evening, at their new hall
| Miss Dora Andrews re urI ed from
Boston ON Saturday. - Smith & An
drews have added a new show window Il
their millinery establishment, and are nov
able to make an attractive display of thei
goods. - Rev. l.. /. Beeman was il
town last week to attend the fourth quar-