The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1896-10-14

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OF late in that part OF the town
s. r. McKilips, an old resident of Brad.
iiord, but now living at Providence, r. T..
has been in town for a few davs bein9
called here by the death of his brother-in-
law, A. j. Colby. He notes quite a change
In our town since he was here last.
Ichabod Ormsby, who was mentioned in
Governor Farnham's address, delivered
last August at the centennial, as being one
OF the jurors at the first term Of court held
there in 1856 was the great.grandfather of
Robert Mex. Ormsby, who lived in Brad
fora ior many years, and was the same Ich-
abod Ormsby mentioned in last weeks
WATCHMAN.
Calvin e. Clark, who has been appointed
upon the staff of Governor Grout, with the
rank of colonel, is one Of the most active
and successful business men in Bradford
he was born in Groton and came TO town
with his widowed mother when a small boy
After attending school at the Academy
few years, he began his business life by en-
tering the Stevens store as clerk In a
short time he became a partner OF the firm
and to-day carries on the business himself.
A HACKING cough is not only annoying to
others, but Is dangerous to the person who
has it, One Minute Cough Cure will quickly
put an end to it. w. e. Terrill & Co.,
Montpelier, VT
East Brookfield.
Much sympathy goes out from this place
20 Mrs. Herbert Johnson and children Of
Tunbridge because OF the sudden death of
Mr.. Johnson last Friday caused by a fall
ing tree. MIR. and Mrs johnson we're for
mer residents here.
Cabot.
On Friday afternoon there will be a Home
Missionary meeting at Mrs. James Lyford's.
Selden G. Smith has been elected one of
the executive committee of the Senior Glass,
Dartmouth College.
At the harvest sociable and supper held
in the Congregational vestry last Friday
evening, eighteen dollars were the net pro-
ceeds.
Rev. s. #. Drew of Stowe, former pas
tor, will occupy the pulpit of the Congrega-
tional church next Sunday, morning and
evening.
On Monday evening, October 10, there will
be a sociable and reception at the Congre-
gational vestry. Mr.. and Mrs. S. f. Drew
are expected to be there.
The children, grand and several
intimate friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel B.
Rogers gave them a surprise visit last Sat
urday evening-the fiftieth anniversary OF
their marriage.
The Cabot Free Library has purchased
the circulating library books and now we
have free reading for all. The "chain
money" which was obtained through the
persistent efforts of Mrs. M. D. Warren has
been paid over to purchase more books.
Miss Lillian Wells was sent as delegate
from Ramona Lodge to the assembly at
Ludlow, last week, at the Odd Fellows
Home. The delegates were permitted to
occupy the room furnished by their own
lodge, meals being served in the dining
room.
There will be millinery opening in the
rooms of Mrs L. G. Lance, north end Of the
harrington block, on Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday OF this week. The latest styles
of hats and bonnets will be on exhibition
Mrs. L. Alice Fisher, whom all well know
as tasteful trimmer, will be in attendance.
Dressmaking connected as usual.
Thomas Osgood is clerk in the store of
Wells, Boyles & Rogers - Mrs. Har-
riet Scott of Plainfield is stopping with her
sister, Mrs. T. III. Lance, for a few days.
- Miss Nellie Swerdfeger has gone to
Northteld Mass, to attend the Moody
school, - Miss Eliza Boswell, who has
been employed in the family of L. G. Fisher
for several years, has gone to Burlington to
fit herself as trained nurse. - Miss
and has position with Mrs Mark Mears in
Marshfeld. - Mrs. Flora Cobb of Mont
pelier is a guest of Mrs. George L. Paige.
DE Wits Witch Hazel Salve is an anti
septic, soothing and healing application for
burns, scalds, cuts, bruises, ETC., and cures
piles like magic. 1t instantly stops pain.
w. e. Terrill & Co.. Montpelier, vt.
East CABOT.
w. l.. Adams is going this week to Tor
onto, Canada, TO enter veterinary college.
Mrs Adams and daughter will accompany
him. - Mrs. II. d. Glidden and daugh-
ter Carrie have been visiting friends here
for few days the past week - Mrs.
George King of Greensboro is visiting her
sister, Miss Myrtle Field - H. Dunn
fell one day last week and injured his knee
badly - Mrs. r. s. Barr is visiting
friends in Mortified and Barre. - Miss
Josie WEIGH OF Hardwick visited at H.
Dunn's one day last week. - Florence
Houghton has been i'll the past week.
Calais.
There were about one hundred present at
N. L. Bancroft's corn-husking, on Saturday
night. There was also large gathering at
Mrs John Aliens, where they report about
five hundred baskets Of corn husked
Charles Townsend and o. G. Taylor, OF
Burlington, were in town last week. -
G. V. Kent of Northfield was in town over
Sunday. - Miss Flora Bliss and Miss
frankie Kent visited in Cabot recently.
East Calais.
Miss Eva Mower began work on Monday
in Mrs. G. R. Dwinell's millinery store.
Miss Mower has worked the past two years
in the millinery department in Houghton
& buttons, Boston.
w. L. Pierce shipped several tons of ma
Bancroft attended the grand lodge session
at Middlebury this week as delegate from
Moscow Lodge of Good Templars. ID.
d. Lamb is in Brooklyn, n. Y, the guest of
Mr. @. j. Levison, and will spend several
weeks there. - Mr.. and Mrs. Miller and
daughter of Lowell, Mass, were guests Of
w. l.. Pierce during the past week.
SPEED and safety are the watchwords OF
the age. One Minute Cough Cure acts
speedily, safely and never fails. Asthma,
bronchitis, coughs and colds are cured by it.
w. e. Terrill & Co., Montpelier, Vt.
Chelsea.
Mrs Carrie A. Locke is now keeping
house for Dana Allen. The latest reports
from Waterbury concerning Mrs. Allen are
not so favorable.
1t is reported that a lynx has lately been
seen several times in town. He was wise
enough to keep dark till after the departure
OF II. j. Bell and friends.
Carlos E. Bohonon was kicked in the arm
by horse belonging to his brother Fitield
on Saturday morning. No bones were
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