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

sentative, the vote being ss follows; For
George W. Cook, Co. for Harvey b. Will
| son, 3S.
II. A. Whitney and daughter have re-
| turned TO Boston. - DIR. Smith of Han
over was in town to see Lena George on
thursday - Mrs. e. II Niles Of Dan
vers, Mass, is expected here this week.
- Blanche Bliss is going to Thetford
Center center TO- work for Judge Gleason. -
Nellie Chapman went to Winchendon,
Mass, Wednesday morning.
Fayston.
A party of seventeen went to the top Of
| the " slide.off" recently. As the day was
clear, they had fine view Of Lake Cham
| plain and the surrounding country, before
! leaving the summit. The party, consisting
OF democrats and republicans, gave three
cheers for Mckinley and Hobart and sound
| money.
The schools in town begin this week with
the following teachers: No. /, Miss Eva
Bates of Randolph; No. 2, Miss Babcock of
Connecticut; No. 3, Miss Ernestine Neveaux
of Montpelier; No. 4, Miss Mary j. Folsom
OF Waitsfeld; No. ., Miss Emma Ryle Of
Waitsfield; No. 6, Miss Kate Mehuron; No.
7, Miss Lizzie b. Maxwell.
s. j. Dana, town clerk, is putting a tele-
phone into his house. 60 Mr.. and Mrs.
g. w. Warren have returned to their home
in Cambridge. Della A. Tho mpson is
teaching in the Montpelier Union School.
- Eva Backus is teaching in Berlin.
- Jennie Parker has been visiting at
A. d. Bragg's.
North Fayston.
Rev. Mr.. Wright of Warren will preach
at this place next Sunday.
Weekly services will be held on Wednes.
day evening of this week, instead of Tues
day.
Mrs. Minnie (Morse) Davis entertained
forty-one children at her place last Friday
afternoon. Most of them were former pupils,
and others her Sunday-school class. They
enjoyed supply OF oranges, candy, etc.
Supper was served to hfty
Maggie Corliss of Boston lately visited
friends in town. - Mrs. Lawrence Eaton
has gone to Lowell to visit her sister. -
Mrs. Fred Heaton spent last week in More
town, caring for her sister, Mrs. Hattie
Duncan. - l.. w. Porter has sold to
George Evans his share in the Stephen Mel
son place. - Mary j. Folsom is keeping
school in No. 5, as Miss Carpenter decided
to attend school this fall
THE whole system is drained and under
mined by indolent ulcers and open sores.
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve speedily heals
them. 1t is the best pile cure known.
w. e. Terrill & Co.. Montpelier, vt.
Kicker Mills.
w. e. Laird of Montpelier has been wir-
ing the new part of A. II. Ricker's house
for electric lights.
The Wells River Electric Light Company
is considering the project Of rebuilding the
old dam at the foot of Groton Pond.
Alexander Dunnett has returned to st.
Johnsbury Harry Pinkham and wife
of Rox bury, Mass. visited here last week.
as did F. M. Page and wife. - A. II.
Kicker has completed his silo. - Henry
e. Annis and Reuben Goodwin are attend
ing school at Peacham.
Hardwick.
The attendance at school is unusually
large this year.
1t wouldn't be amiss to have sidewalk
above the track on Main street.
The Congregational Sunday school picnic
was postponed until September II.
The Baptist Ladies' Aid Society will meet
at Mrs. A. w. Davison's on Thursday.
Our depot is now completed. 1t is the
best-fnished one this side of st. Johnsbury.
Don't forget the excursion to Bartlett and
return on Saturday, September -. Fare,
81 90 for the round trip.
w. w. Marshall's new store is fast near
ing completion. When finished it will be
one of the best in town.
John Stewart is enjoying weeks vaca-
ton in Ryegate. - Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
EMERSON are tne ndppy parents Ol dnOJner
boy. - Mabel Way is visiting friends in
town. - Bessie Titus goes to Burlng-
ton on Thursday to study music. j.
w. Bell is dangerously sick.
Moretown.
@. A, Thornton aud Ii. g. Chapman of
Montpelier are in town.
The village schools commenced last Mon
day, with Misses Jones and Thompson as
teachers.
Mrs. Hattie Duncan died of consumption
last Saturday, after seven years of sickness.
The funeral was held at the residence of A.
v. Phillips on Monday, Mr.. Hulburt Off
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