The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1896-04-15

will be held in the Bowman district this
| spring. - Elroy Fuller lost good COW
| last week. - Luther Blanchard has
moved to his tenement-house.
South Ryegate.
b. 8. Terry went to Bradford last Monday
to learn the druggist business at the store of
A. T. Clark, the popular druggist in that
section.
Miss Marian Hall started for New York
last Saturday, stopping at Springfield over
Sunday. She is away on business for the
Ryegate Granite Works Company.
George Roben is travelling through the
adjoining towns, selling work for the Rye
gate Granite Works Company. He has had
good success thus far, considering the bad
travelling
Mrs. Robert Cochran has sold her place TO
j. b. Nelson, her brother. He is to finish
off three rooms in the ell part for Mrs.
Cochran, who will still make Il her home at
the old place. David Boyce and Warren
Mills are doing the work.
Thetford.
Freeman Bond is erecting an addition to
his house, Frank Bond doing the carpen-
ter's work. - Miss Helen Slade, who
has been home on a short vacation, has re-
turned tn Burlington, where she Is attend
ing school. " Lyman Vaughan Is home
from Worcester, where he has been at work
for the past year. - Mrs. Luther Var
ripgton, who has been at Chelsea attending
her sister, has returned. - Mr. Morrill,
has gone to North Thetford for short recre-
alton. - w. Coombs, who has been at
work for Mr.. Caldwell, has returned to his
home.
Post Mills.
The Rebekahs gave another of their en-
tertainments last Wednesday evening. 1t
consisted OF a sugar and cobweb party and
added $f8 to their fund.
The death of Mrs. Damaris s. Foster
occurred April H. at the age OF eighty-four
years; Mrs; Foster was a sister OF the late
Mrs. Olivia Foster Wallace, and was res
ident of this village for many years.
Mrs. John Young has returned from Ru-
pert, where she attended the funeral of her
father. - I. Fl. Newhall and sons have
gone to Portsmouth, N. Fl. - Mr.. Bart
lett of Montague City, Mass, spent Sunday
with e. e. Smith. - E. g. Southworth
ner farm. - K. N Dodge, after an alb
sence Of several weeks. spent last Sunday
at home. - William Richardson went
to Portmouth, N, H., with l. M. Newhall's
family.
Mrs. George Hall. - William Miller is
home from Boston. Ed ward Hood Of
Boston is staying with Mrs Matilda Cor
ruth. - Edward Green is in town.
West Topsham.
Mrs. Anna Hight, only daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. K. w. Eastman, died early last
Sunday morning, after q long and severe
illness. She leaves father and mother
husband aud little boy, and large circle Of
friends to mourn her loss. Mr., Eastman
and family have the sympathy Of the en-
tire community in their time OF trouble
Waits River.
Lyman Thayer, an aged citizen, is seri-
ously ill and not expected to live.
Miss Anna Emery returned from Worces-
ter, Mass, last Saturday. - Fl. n. Clark
has rented a blacksmith shop at Wells
River and will soon move his family there.
Warren.
Those having accounts with B. G. Ster-
ling & Co. are requested to call and settle.
The Christian Endeavor Society held q
sugar festival at Town Hall last Wednesday
evening Receipts, some &c.
W. H. Cardell was ill in Bristol last Fri
day. - Miss Josie Bucklin is very sick.
- M. s. Sterling was in Barre last
week.
It's just as easy to try One Minute Cough
Cure as anything else. It's easier to cure a
severe cough or cold with it. Let your next
purchase for cough be One Minute Cough
| Cure. Better medicine; better result; better
try it. W. E. Terrill & Co., Montpelier, Vt,
Washington.
Following is statement of the Wash.
ington creamery for the month of March:
| butter made from same by Babcock's test,
1904 pounds; received for butter, de-
Quoting freight and commission, 81 ,227 40
running expenses, including reserve for in
terest on stock, $154.78. The patrons re-
ceived twenty-three and one-half cents per
pound for their butter.
Waterbury.
THERE'S money in using less soap;-
clothes, too-lots Of 'em.
Mr.. W. P. Butler OF Boston is the guest OF
DR.. James for few days.
Rev l.. H. Elliot preached in the interest
of the Vermont Bible Society at Cabot last
Sunday.
Mrs. A. II. Selleck OF West Somerville
Mass, is dangerously i'll, with but little
hope Of recovery.
Mrs. W. r. Elliot has returned from a
visit with her daughter, Mrs. Graves, at
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Pearsons are rejoic
ing over the birth of a daughter, which oc
Cured last Wednesday.
Edward Houston OF Stowe has rented two
front rooms in Minard Block, and will soou
open photograph gallery
"A party OF ABOUT nlteen attended tne play
of Rip Van Winkle." by Joseph Jefferson
at Burlington, Monday night.
This entire community will be pleased'tC
know that Rev. W. M Newton is to remain
pastor of the Methodist church another year
A play, entitled "The Vendetta" will bt
given at the Opera House this evening. II
Is strong company and comes well recon-
mended.
Dea. Haines met with painful accident
last week, at his place OF business, his fac,
being badly bruised by bundle of broom
falling on him.
Clinton Crossett died last Saturday at tn,
home of his father. e. G. Crossett, on PER-,
Hill, aged twenty'three years. His funera
took place yesterday.
Some of our good democratic citizens hav,
been invited to meet the prominent mem
bers OF the unterrifed" party at Rutland
April 90, for the purpose of forming younl
mems club.
Miss Ida King, who has been a studen
at the Albany Commercial College, recent.
graduated with highest honors of her class
and secured at once fine position In bust
ness bouse in Fultonville, N. Y.