The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1896-02-19

cepted by our Sunday school, so the library |
will open with at least 100 volumes.
Mr.. st. John 10 to sell his personal prop |
erty at auction tomorrow Thursday.
Bradford.
Mercury registered $50 below zero Mon
day morning.
The people having wood and lumber to
draw are improving what little snow we
have.
The delegates to the annual encampment
OF the Grand Army and Womans Relief
Corps returned home last week Wednes-
day
Grand Secretary Parker, accom- panied by
Windsor sg TeSae Men 'De F ~ WiDS
sor last Tuesday.
Sam Beatty, while at work in the woods
| for Z. B. Shumway, broke one leg Just be.
| low the knee. AT present he is progressing
toward recovery.
James 4. Sawyer has purchased OF f. f.
Kimball q large work-horse to match
another one he has. He thinks that he can
| now handle as large load from the depot
| as any one.
e. g. Libbey and wife of Lacouis, N. H.,
accompanied by Fl. W. Libbey and wife,
are at home for few days. Ellie says old
| Bradford looks as good to him as any place
| he has seen for some time.
|
umph," is to be given under the auspices Of
the Woman's Relief Corps on FebrL airy q.
| 1t is hoped that 1t will be well attended, as
no pains have been spared to make 1t q sue
| cess.
JIG. stearns attended the banquet of the
| Young Mems Republican Club at Mont
| pelier last week. - Miss Eliza A. George
returned to Montpelier last Monday, to re-
sumo her duties in the WATcHMAN office.
- Mrs. L. j. Bagley is at Lebanon, N.
.lue.w, y..N H.,
A. B. Freeman Office. - Arthur b.
Cowdry has moved into the tenement re-
Gently vacated by Walter Wright, owned
by Rev. Mr.. Ford. 60 Walter Wright
and family have moved to Bradford Center,
to assist in caring for Mrs. Silloway, an
aged lady, whose husband died a short time
since. - A. o. Buckley, who is at work
at Lancaster, N. H., spent Sunday in town,
visiting his father and old acquaintances
Brookfield.
The humps still claim new victims.
There was parish visit at Rev. c. II.
Morse's Thursday afternoon and evening
Alpha Messer OF Rochester, lecturer OF
the National Grange, delivered an address
here last Friday evening.
The Christian Endeavor Society will hold
a sociable at the home of Miss Minnie Clark
tomorrow (Thursday) All are invited. A
double team will go from this village.
lntTo Wdb mcobluR VI buo VI buO
creamery with Mr.. Tower, agent for Brig
ham & Company, owners of the machinery,
last Wednesday; and it is said more milk
must be supplied or the creamery will be
closed by the company, as it does not pay
expenses.
The Grange has appropriated S25 from its
treasury for the relief of the Armenians in
Turkey. The First and Second Churches
have already sent SIS, and S. was taken at
East Brookfield last Monday night, after a
lecture delivered by Rev. G. H. Morse, tell
ing Of the great need in Armenia.
Mrs Zolva Chase, who has been i'll for
, some time, went last Friday to hospital in
Burlington for treatment. Her husband &C.
companied her. - Mrs. U. A Clark was
, in Burlington last week. - Mr.. and
Mrs. George Mason and Cassius Peck at
tended the Grand Army encampment at
Rutland last week. - Des. G. T. Frink
was delegate from the First church and
l Henry Colt from the Second TO the circular
, conference at Randolph. - Mrs. Waldo
, has gone to Burlington for treatment at the
last week.
t East Brookfield.
4 Several Of our enter prising farmers are
/, making preparations to build silos the COM
ing season.
School in district No. 10 closed last Fri.
t day. In the evening the scholars were en-
v tertained by their teacher, Miss Grow.
| clayton flSkb ublu b singing sCuOOl al
the church last Tuesday night. After
holding one more they will close with 9
q sing.
T Many from the village attended the re-
), ception, given by surprise, to Mr.. and Mrs
Albert Cone on their twenty-ffth ami
versary, Friday evening.
Rev. c. II. Morse lectured on the Arme
!, MAN question at the church, February 10
u to good audience He gave clear anc
. comprehensive talk on the subject.
The Ladies' Aid Society gave an oyster
supper last Thursday afternoon and even
/ ing at Mrs. Willard Medcsf's. There was a
:, large company, including many outside thu
. parish. The ladies cleared over SIG.
!. A largely attended socable and oyster
supper was held under the auspices of thu
Ladies' Aid Society at W. f. Medcalfs las
=, Thursday afternoon and evening. About
! SIT was realized after all expenses were
y paid.
Mrs. Matilda Hovey and son Albert o.
4 | Lynn, Mass, visited at Mrs, Rachel Hixon't
- last week. Albert returned to Lynn the
first of the week. Mrs Hovey will remain
. for while with her mother, Mrs. Hixon
. who is in poor health. - w. III. Lincoln
U was in Chelsea the latter part of the week
. Bert Blaisdt IL has finished work fol
. Fred West. Harry Brown of Chelsea sue
8 ceeds him. - Miss Eta Fletcher has
gone to Randolph to work in the family o.
t Hon. W FL. Dubois. - Vernon Barnes
!, | ana WlI5 are 10 WOTh lot JOnu "
I. South Randolph the coming year, -
= Clara Peabody has been home few days
: from the Randolph High School. -
y Mrs. Adams is visiting her daughter, Mrs
u A. ID. Reed. - Fred French is at worh
for j. w. Parmenter
& A CARD.-We, the undersigned, do hereby
o agree to refund the money on a fifty-cen
# bottle of Greene's Syrup OF Tar If it fails t.
: cure your cough or cold. We also Warrant
s a twenty five cent bottle to prove satisfac
y tory or no pay. We also refund the money
y (wenty five cents) on box of Neu Rol Pilli
Q il they fail TO cure your headache. +. q
Bachelor, West Braintree; K. w. Free
o man, Richmond.
" Cabot.
,, Mrs. James Lyford is sick with pneumo
u mia.
- Mrs. w. l.. Stone had a shock last week
% 1t is thought that she will recover.
J. The board of civil authority will meet a
D. the town clerks Office on Saturday next a