The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1896-09-09

Rnfus Ordway is earring potatoes paying
thirty cents.
e. Dutton of Tilton, N. H., accompanied
by his wife, is visiting his father, u. s.
Button. === Mrs p. Nelson of Springfield,
Mass, is visiting in this vicinity.
Waterbury.
1t il reported that James Hattie will soon
erect a building on the corner of Main and
Elm streets.
The winooslSi Valley fair began its three
days exhibition yesterday under most favor
able auspices.
A good game Of ball is expected this after
noon at half-past two on the fair grounds by
the Waterbury and Watt field clubs.
A large number from this place attended
| the celebration at Montpelier last Friday
evening. II was pronounced success.
James Green succeeds John Root in the
milk business. His many patrons may de-
pend on prompt and satisfactory service.
Temperance Home Lodge of Good Tenn
| plars now occupies Grand Army Hall for its
! lodge room. All members of the order are
cordially invited
The schools in this village and at Colby
Vile will begin next Monday morning. The
school directors will issue their annual pros
pectus this week.
An opportunity for visiting Montreal will
occur next Monday, the 18th, at the ex-
! tremely low rate for the round trip Of S1.50.
A special train will leave at 1881 AM; re-
turning, will leave Montreal at $3.50 PM.
Wednesday. Tickets will be good on all reg
ular trains either way until Wednesday
evening.
Edgar Durant of Boston is a guest of Mr..
and Mrs. A. Landt at Colbyville. 60
| Professor S. II. Parker and Ned Wells, who
have spent a week on their wheels among
the Adirondacks, came home to-day. 80
Mr.. and Mrs. Chids of Bondville, Mass,
| the pf A &, a t1ertOu for tnW
days. 60 Mertie Walker Of Barre spent
Sunday with Mrs. b. II. Demeritt. -
Ex-Governor Dillingham; went to Clare
mont last Saturday. - Dr.. w. H. Gid
dings spent Saturday in Bakersfield. -
Frank Moody is at home from Stoughton,
Mass, for a short vacation. - Carrie
Haiues spent Sunday at home from her
school at Randolph Center - Rev. A.
j. Covell spent a few days in Cambridge,
Mass, last week. - Katherine Warren
entertained party of friends at her home
last Thursday evening. - Paul Dilling-
ham returned to his school at Easthamp-
ton, Mass, last Monday. - s. j. Davis
of Norwich spent Sunday with his wife at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. III.
NJ Bruce. - Fred II. Somerville left
for Lawrenceville, N. j., Monday evening.
where he resumes his duties as teacher of
drawing and mathematics. - Rev. l.. n.
Moody, pastor at Gaysville, visited his old
home on Monday. Mr.. Moody is to be mar
ried to-day to Florence Tower of Barton.
THERE'S money in using less soap.
Clothes, too.
Waterbury Center.
Dufur & Hutchins have finished their silo
and are now filling it.
w. e. Dufur returned, Monday evening,
from a trip to Massachusetts,.
Mrs. John Corliss of Oxford, N. H., Wis
tied her aunt, Mrs. Sarah Cheney, last Mon
day.
Kathie Dillingham; goes to White River
Junction, next Saturday, where she will
teach this fall.
Celia Thayer, who has been visiting in
Warren for the past week, has returned to
her place at Dufur & Hutchins'.
Ivy Smalley has returned to Orange,
where she has taught several terms to GO
into the same school she had last term.
Mary N. Cressey has gone to Stowe to
teach this fall. Miss Cressey is one of our
experienced and successful teachers, and
will do good work in her school.
There will be no service at the Baptist
church until evening next Sunday, when
there will be a union prayer-meeting Rev.
f. NJ. Buker will be at the Free Baptist
Yearly Meeting in Starksboro.
Mary E. Smith returned to Andover, N
H., last Monday to commence the fall term
+ in the Proctor Academy, where she has
taught for several years She was visited
last week by Miss Scales, a teacher in the
same school.
, Mrs. Orson Stone, the mother of Hon
Mason Stone, superintendent of education
, has been in the place for few days, look
formerly resided here, but their home il
now in Lyndon.
THEORIES of cure may be discussed al
length by physicians, but the sufferer,
want quick relief, and One Minute Cough
Cure will give it to them. A safe cure fol-
oh, t. IL
that produces Immediate results" w. e
Terrill & Co., Montpelier, VT.
. WilIiamstown.
Engineer Stebbins is off for brief vaca
) ton.
: Chelsea
The first severe frost befell us last Satur
= day morning.
William Wells and family, now of Hard
: wick, are visiting in town.
r Mrs Harriet Robinson Wheeler, now o
t South RoyalPn, is visiting old friends here
just now is said, the outlook for {
brisk granted business here this fall is no
9 encouraging
1t is said tn. {, Up to Friday of last week
two or three teachers were lacking to sup
ply our schools.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles f, Ward of Burling
, ton are guests OF Mrs. Wards sister, Mrs
: Chester Martin.
B Mrs. James NJ. Beckett, with one side
3 paralyzed, continues very feeble, and will
3 no apparent gain.
Since the shutting down Of the separator
&. several Of our farmers are sending thei
milk daily to the Berlin creamery.
Ladies should call and see the beautifn
Gloxinias at Fred A. Ainsworth's drug
store They will be welcomed to the sight
Miss Emma Adams, instead of going
? again to Plainfeld, as arranged for, has
position in the graded school at West Ran
A dolph.
Mrs. Horace Flint and her only daughter
arrived here last Saturday for a stay OF
several weeks. Mr.. Flint is expected her'
; next month.
Mrs. Frank u Kimball, from one of thu
a suburbs of Chicago, is visiting her sister-in
+ law, Mrs j. W. Flint. A son and daugh
ter accompany her
Our town is having hearty laugh Owe
that " banner" brought out "at its ex
, pense," last Friday evening, in the gran(