The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1896-11-04
w iiliamstown.

Our village schools closed last Friday.
Mrs. Anna Benedict Franklin is teaching
in Dutch Flats, Cal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert r. Martin have re-
Gently visited family friends in Lowell,
Mass.
Mrs. j. X. Lynde and Mrs. B. f. Sibley
improved Ladies' Week. in visiting the
capital.
Maynard Spencer and family were with
home friends in Plainteld last week on &C.
count of his i'll health.
Rev. and Mrs. p F. Barnard, now OF
Dummerston, celebrate their golden we'd
ding to-day, Novembe Der
Mrs. William Cults has lately been treated
by Healer (Representa'ive) Newell at
Montpelier, for Bright's disease.
Henry N. Jilson. now of Barre, was Wis
iting old friends here last week His health
has been quite good of late.
An effort is making to secure the services
of Prof. Dudley of East Montpelier in choral
work during the coming MONTHS
certain sportsman tells of meeting
twenty-six men With guns, while out hunt
ing, one day recently, in our town.
Representative Frank Martins wife has
lately consulted DR.. Helmer, at Montpelier,
concerning her asth matte trouble.
Mrs (Rev0 j O. Sherburne, sister of the
late Mrs. (Rev,) j. N. Perrin, Jr., has the
care of the babe left by Mrs. Perrin.
Ophr S. Martin is fixing up the buildings
on his Joel Shepard farm, to which he or
his son may move in the not distant future
John Dow is having the pleasure of a
visit from his mother, whose home is in New
Brunswick. She will be here few weeks.
Central Vermont Railroad trapped two
coons, near our village, last Wednesday
night.
The Nixon Brothers keep up work at
their granite sheds, and some more work
has come in OF late at Grearson Il Beck
ett's shed.
Horace Flint and family started for their
home in Gibbon, Neb., last Thursday.
They were rendered a serenade by our band
few evenings ago.
Perley, son of Mrs Lizzie Earle Goodwin,
is said be at the point of death. Her hus-
band is also very ill with pneumonia at
their home in Barre
The Grand Army Post, the Woman's Re-
lief Corps and the Sons of Veterans united
in a very pleasant 80 cable at the town hall
last week Tuesday evening.
Mrs. James M. Beckett has seemed better
in thu last week and may yet regain her
health measurably Mrs. William Reed of
East Brookfield is to return soon to care
for her.
j. w. Flint, station agent, who " turns
an honest penny" as opportunity offers, in
the sale of buggies and sleighs, will be in the
field again the coming winter with up-to-
date goods.
Segee Moore is having medical treatment
at an institution in Atlanta, Ga and is en-
coursged to expect much help. He is not
allowed to take up his old-tme work OF
stone'cutting, at present.
Leon r. Blanchard, who has been laid
aside from work as commercial traveller
for months by rheumatism, is getting about
more freely of late under the kelp OF some
new remedy he has found.
Charles H. Beckett, now of New York
City, was at his old home, here, from last
Friday till Monday. Apropos to his poll
tics, though born and bred in the demo.
cratic party, we are told that he now shakes
all democratic dust from his feet, to vote
the entire republican ticket in his adopted
city.
MANY political speakers, clergymen, sing
ers and others who use the voice excess
81 vely, rely upon One Minute Cough Cure
to prevent huskness and laryngits. It's
value as preventive is only eGualed by its
power to affor l instantaneous relief. w.
K. Terrll & Co., Montpelier, Vt.