The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1896-01-08


lutions."
ONE MINUTE CoUGH CURE is rightly
named. 1t affords instant relief from suf-
fering when affl icted with severe cough or
cold. 1t acts on The throat bronchial tubes
and lungs and never fails to give immediate
relief. W. e. Terrill x Co., Montpelier, Vt.
East Warren.
Miss Rose Gage OF walthsm, Mass, came
here last Tuesday
The mercury registered 26o below zero
last Monday morning.
Elwia williams has moved his family
from the Trask place. on the hill to Harry
Porter's place at the River Village.
We have two promising dramatic clubs in
this place. They propose to entertain the
public weekly or semi monthly this winter.
One played a week ago for the benefit OF the
De Long family, realized some S18
Lumbermen are not jubilant. without
snow for = edding, everything must rest,
for they dare not cut and skid any more
logs this seas IN. Teams must lie idle and
on expense There never was better sea.
son for cutting and skdding, and there
we're never so many logs cut and skidded
before in this town in one season.
Last week man, said to have been dis
charge from the Work House, came here
from Bristol hiring a two.horse team there
and driver. He put up at Lyiord Hotel
Immediately inquiring for G. Martin, lately
from the same institution. He stayed at the
hotel all night. The next morning he said
he must see Mr.. Martin again and would be
back in ten minutes, and would then drive
down to Waitstied to look at some horses.
His ten minutes grew to two hours and he
did not return and no one has seen him in
this place since The driver settled the
bills and returned to Bristol a wiser il not
a richer man.
pr no nf n1n nil Inc hntn 10 -
Witch Hazel Salve will cure them When
promptly applied it cures scalds and burns
without the slightest pain W. E. Terrill
& Co., Montpelier, VT.
Washington.
Ernest Smith of Plainfeld visited his par
ents last Sunday.
Rena, the little daughter Of G II. Nc
Allister, has been quite ill.,
Mrs G. II. Smith has returned from South
Royalton where she has been visiting rela-
tives.
Miss Allie Tillotson has been quite sick,
and was not able to return to her studies at
Goddard Seminary last week.
Miss Eta Clough, Miss Inez McAlls.
ter, ID. K. Worthley and Leon Smith re-
turned to Goddard Seminary last Friday.
One day last week Mrs. George WATSON
picked bouquet of pansies which looked
as bright as though they had blossomed in
June.
Slack & Clough have rented the Skinner
block, and the carpenters are to commence
work this week to repair the building and
fit it up as a model meat 'market.
On New Years evening about sixty. five
of the young people of this and adjoining
towns attended a " town dance" at SINNERS
Hall. Downing's o :chestra furnished mu'
sic.
Abbe B., wife OF Walter Emory, died at
the home of E. l.. Foster last Thursday, at
the age of nineteen years. The funeral SER
vices were held Saturday, Rev. w. II.
Trafton officiating.
Waterbury.
Bessie Dumas is spending the week in
Burlington.
The Reading Club met last evening with
Mark Moody.
Mrs D. G. Green is recovering from q
severe illness.
The Ladies' Missionary Society will meet
with Mrs. l.. II. Elliot this afternoon.
Mrs. Martha Remington, q former resi-
dent here, is visiting friends in town.
Kate Warren and Pearl Randall returned
to their respective schools in Massachusetts
yesterday.
The Waterbury High School opened last
Monday for the winter term, with the same
corps OF JeaCn6rS.
Frank l.. Knights very pleasantly enter
tanned a company OF young people at his
home last Wednesday evening.
Josephine Taylor returns to Lowville, N.
Y. after her holiday vacation, where she
has position as teacher OF elocution.
The latest subscription to the parsonage
fund OF the Congregational church is that
Of Joel Fl. Gates of Burlington for 800.
EVERY woman should read the ADVERTISE
ment, useful Books Given Away" on
page one. Cut out the coupon and send as
directed.
L. II. Haines, who has been confined to
his house for the past two weeks, is much
better and will venture out as soon as the
weather moderates.
The Week of Prayer will be observed at
the Congregational church by meetings
this week Wednesday, Thursday and Fri
day evenings, beginning at seven o'clock.
Frank Brown, who is employed in the
dry goods establishment of Moody & Luce,
was married yesterday at Wal sfield to Jo-
sephine, daughter of Captain and Mrs.
Wilder.
The Waterbury National Bank will hold
It's annual meeting on Tuesday, January
IA, at eleven o'clock A M, in the banking
rooms, for the election of directors for the
ensuing year.
The University of Vermont Glee. Banjo
and Mandolin Clubs will give a concert at
the Opera House, on Tuesday evening,
January IA This will be an entertainment
worthy of patronage
Messrs. Batchelder & Robinson, for many
years one of the leading h ard ware firms Of
this county, have dissolved partnership.
Charles d. Robinson, having purchased
the interest OF Mr.. Batche der, will continue
the business.
Hunt & Babbitt are taking their annual
inventory of stock-not, however, with a
view of dssolving partnership, as no such
idea has been entertain ed for moment by
either. None will deny that our village is
subject to sudden and unexpected changes
in business circles, but that fact should not
tempt the " Weaver in his an xety to lead
the procession on local items, to publish a
rumor that has no foundation. You are
away ahead of the procession-band and
all-brother.
The manufacture of brick that has been
carried on by Mr. G. K Moody, the past
year, was Of much greater proportions than
is generally supposed. Three millions at
least have been made, the greater part hav-
ing bee used in the construction Of the
asylum buildings. Mr.. Moody now pro-
nil