The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1896-08-12

Mrs. A. e. Durkee OF Essex junction spent
Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
| A. Durkee.
South Duxbury.
Mr.. Elliot of Waterbury spoke to a small
congregation last Sunday.
Walter Turner and.Roy Kellogg took the
| advantage OF the cheap rate to Montreal,
Mrs. w. K. Ward has gone to spend few
days with her daughter, Mrs. e, s. Joslin
in Waitsfeld.
Ten or twelve Of their neighbors and
friends went to help Mr.. Buffers people at
hay-making last Friday, as they were be.
lated on account Of sickness.
THEORIES of cure may be discussed at
length by physicians, but the sufferers
want quick relief, and One Minute Cough
Cure will give it to them. A safe cure for
children. 1t is the only harmless remedy
that produces immediate results" w. e.
Terrill & Co., Montpelier, Vt.
East Montpelier.
George H. Hammett had horse die last
week.
The republican voters Of East Montpelier
are hereby requested to meet in caucus at
Village Hall on Monday, August II, at two
o'clock P. M, to nominate candidate for
town representative and justice ticket of
five. A full attendance Is desired. Per
order Of town committee.
This community was shocked to hear Of
the sudden death OF Miss May Dawson,
caused by drowning, at her home in Cabot
last Sunday evening. Miss Dawson, accom-
panied by Miss Edith Witham, retired to q
brook near by the Dawson home for the
purpose of going in bathing. They we're
sitting on log, when Miss Dawson lost her
balance and fell backward into a deep hole
Miss Witham worked heroically to save her
companion, but without avail, and ran to
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life was extinct.
Mr.. and Mrs f. II. Sibley have returned
from an outing at Old Orchard Beach, Maine
- Mr.. and Mrs. Abram Dudley of Bos-
ton are spending their vacation with Mr.
and Mrs c. f. Dudley.
North Montpelier.
The factory is closed for two or three
weeks. This gives the help chance for a
much. needed vacation and about all of
them are improving it.
There was generous turnout from this
village to witness the match game of base
ball played on the meadow of Dan Love-
land in Marshfield last week Saturday be-
tween the Plainfeld and Marshfield mines.
AS soon as the present party at Camp In
dependent move out another party pro-
poses to move in, consisting of Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. g. Hammett, Mr.. and Mrs. G. p.
Spaulding, Orlando Knapp, Miss Blanche
and Mr.. Forrest Spaulding, Charlie and
Helen Mcknight and others.
News was received Friday of last week
of the serious illness of L. G. Hammett's
noted stallion, " Governor Hendee," which
was in New Hampshire, being entered in
several races there. DR.. Barber of Barre
was Immediately sent to look after the sick
horse and the latest reports are more favor
| able
The local correspondent of the Argus
l l. t. -,.1, /. l..
the issue of last week upon the present
system of sewerage at the cooperative
creamery, but as during the season, thus
| far, no sickness has occurred about here ex-
cept several cases Of whooping-cough it is
hoped that his Craze fears may be I'M
grounded.
A party consisting of Mr.. and Mrs. G. M
Clark, George Kelton and Susie Patrick
Fred Little and Alice Shortt, Walter Little
and Allie Chase, Charlie Little and Miss
Cameron, Roy Sibley and Miss Cooley
Will Kelley and Ruby Snow, Charlie Nye
ing several days at Camp Independent
are to return home some day this week.
Misses Susie Patrick and Alice Short are
spending few days at Queen City Park
Burlington. - Mr.. and Mrs. William
Ellis, who have been away several days or
visit to relatives and friends in Cabot and
Marshfield returned home Saturday of las
Mrs. j. w. Butterfield are more than glad
to shake hands with them once more. 10
and Ruth are always assured hearty
welcome upon their visits here. They are
to return to their new home in Westmins tel
some time this week. - Mrs. @. j
Miller of Peoria, ILL.,, who has been hert
several days on a visit to relatives, starts
this week for Canada, expecting to stoI
there several days with relatives on he
way to her home. - Mrs Burt We5ste
| 1ol,.1 4 H., n,,I Mao rnr;1
were guests OF Mrs. E. r. Choate over Sun
day. - George f. Sibley, accompanied
by his niece, Miss Carrie Sibley, are making
an extended trip in Canada. They intend
visiting friends at Derby Line and vicinity
after which they will test the qualities o
st. Leon Spring water and later enjoy
visit to Montreal and Quebec. - Ed
ward B. Nye of Wakefield, Mass, is her
for several weeks, looking upon the ia
miliar scenes so wildly associated in mem
DRY with his boyhood home. Ed. combine
business with pleasure, receiving almos
daily calls for his professional services a
piano-tuner. He is accompanied by hi
son Harold.
Fairlee.
Business is lively at Lake Morey.
The weather has been warm here the pas
week. mercury ranging at 80 to 800 in tn
shade.
Little Nellie. daughter OF Mr.. ALI
Adams, died quite suddenly last Saturda
morning. The funeral was held on Sunday
Rev. T. P. Frost, DID,, of Baltimore, Md
preached to a crowded house at Unto
church last Sunday. His text was fror
Mark ii. V" Son, thy sins are forgive
thee" 1t was an able discourse
South Fairlee.
The oat crop in this section is an averag
one. A large part of it has been cut gree
for fodder.
Miss Bessie Dow is at work at the static
agents. - w. e. Ware and wife, VIII
have been visiting at his brother Hiram's
r returned to Boston last Friday. B. G
Morrison and wife Of Lyndonvile are visi
ing at II. ID. Moore's - Mrs. Ir
Melendy is visiting her son in Boston
81 III. A. Cooks daughter is at HON
for short stay.
West Fairlee.
The republican flag was thrown to tn
breeze on Saturday.
There is to be lawn party at the hott
+ this "wednesday evening.
Rev. Charles Jaquith of North Thetfor
: supplied the pulpit on Sunday.
Mrs. Mile Godfrey of Concord, N III
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