The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1896-11-25


DR.. Walter Gustn died at the Brattle-
boro Insane Asylum on Monday of last
week, qui'e suddenly, of an apoplectic
stroke. The funeral servic ~ were held at
his sisters residence on Thursday, Rev.
Mr.. Sherman officiating. DIR. Gustin was
born here October 49, 1884 and after study
ing medicine practiced in STAFFORD from
about 1860 to 1874. For many years he has
been disabled by mental disease, and has
been a patient at Brattleboro since 1883.
He leaves widow and one son, whose
home is at Union Village.
Robert ii Birchmore has moved into the
house in the upper village in which he for
merly lived - George n Simons has
moved into Converse Bixby's house. -
Mrs. Hattie Rowland of Straiford has
come to keep house for e M. Smith. -
Wilder IL. Dearborn has returned from
Montpelier and is working for his brother
Tom. 60 Vnton A. Corwin has gone to
Boston to work for G. II. Corwin ~ Co.
- Edgar Grosvenor is working in the
meat market. 60 Mrs. H. b, Lyford has
gone to Burlington, for treatment in the
Mary Fletcher Hospital &C. There was
largely-attended gathering for the young
people at E. Il. DensmOre's on Wednesday
evening of last week. 60 Roger the
Outcast" will be played by the Bethel
Dramatic Club in the town hall on Tuesday
evening of next week. - D. A. Il. Cor
win took in over eleven tons of poultry for
g. II. Corwin q Co. on Thursday of last
week, and e. A. Corwin went to Boston
Saturday night to assist in disposing of it,
- G.. S. Emery was in Boston through
last week. - A new catalogue of the
books in the public library is being printed,
and it is hoped it may be ready for distribu-
ton next Saturday. It will be sold for ten
cents. - e. D. Barnes denies that he is
a candidate for postmaster. W. S. Hatch,
W. p. Townsend and G. p. Dickinson, how
ever, make no denial, and throw themselves
term of county court will open next Tues
day, Judge Start presiding. The jurymen
drawn from this town are M. q. Allen and
Fiheld Bohonou. - There will be a
union Thanksgiving service at the Congre-
gatiOnal church on Thursday evening. A
dance a. the town hall will be another cele-
bration of the day 60 Schools will begin
for the whit term next Monday, except in
No. 2, where they will begin week later.
A full list of teachers cannot be given at
this writing, but may be expected next
week.
The old way of delivering messages by
post. boys compared with the modern tele-
phone, illustrates the old tedious methods of
breaking" colds compared with their al
most instantaneous cure by One Minute
Cough Cure. w. E. Terrill q Co., Mont
pelier, Vt.
Copperfield
Mr.. Lewanis, who is employed in the mines,
has moved his family here IRON Bradford.
- Miss Alice Farnham was in Bradford
and Chelsea last week. - Mrs. Sanborn is
home from Barre. with her friend Mrs. Rix.
- Mrs f. Cross and Miss Maude Russell
are visiting friends in Barre. - Henry
Ashbury has moved from Thetford and is
working here mining. - Some of the out
side shafts have been closed for the winter, the
men going into the old mines to work. =
Every Indication of winter cold and snow. The
wild geese have taken their departure for q
warmer cline.
South Duxbury.
f. G. Atkins has moved to Moretown
- Charles Griffith of Waterbury ant
Miss Mertie Phillips of this place were mar
ried on Wednesday. - Fifteen of thu
ladies of this vicinity met to help the poo
on Wednesday, at the school house. They
came in with large bundles and lunch has
kets like business women. AT the luncl
hour Mrs. Matte Phillip served hot coffee
A good amount of work was done and SOM
garments have been given since.
You'll use one-third less of Harmless Soap
E25., MarshfieId.
Services will be held at the Universalis
church. Nov. 49, at 10: 40 A. M and 6: o.
P. NJ. The regular preaching service a
10; 45 A. M, previous notice to the contrar
notwithstanding.