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

Mrs. E. A. Gibbs aud Mrs. G. II. Bailey;
corresponding committee, Mrs. I. T Far
rel clerk. 9. II. Bailey; trustees, e, A.
Gibbs, I. T. Farrell and G. II. Bailey. Ell
der q. w. Tabor has been secured as pastor
for the coming year. At the same meeting
Mr.. and Mrs. Carey of Stowe were admitted
to the church. The total mem bership Is
now fifiy-eigbt
ABSOLUTELY pure, perfectly harmless,
and invariably reliable are the qualities of
| One Minute Cough Cure. 1t never fails in
| colds, Group and lung troubles Children
| like it because II is pleasant to take and it
helps them. w. E. rerrill & Co., Mont
pelier, Vt.
You'll use one-third less of Harmless Soap.
Waterbury Center.
About ninety attended the grange oyster
supper at o. II Minott's last Friday even
ing.
e. K. Towne is building a creamery on
the farm Of r. j. Barber at the River, and
will have in operation soon.
John G Ibis has exchanged his farm for
the g. b Smaley farm in Stowe Hollow,
and has moved TO the same.
Harry Ayers, former student of the
seminary, but now of Fargo, North Dakota,
was in the place last Monday, calling on old
! friends.
A. B. Luce has 10 his farm to Bert Morri-
so and Luce and family go to North Dux-
bury to work for Fred Funke. The change
is to be made December 1,
l.. A. Lyon of Plattsbnrgh, N. Y, visited
his mother here this week. - John
Parcher has moved from the mill house of
S. Q. Wheeler to Nat Sawyers, on LOOMS
Hill. - Mrs. Briggs and Mrs. Hunting
ton of Washington visited Mrs. Thurber
last week - f. W. Gill was at home
from Bellows Falls last week. - Mrs.
Richardson and her daughter Daisy of Mid
dlebury spent Sunday with friends here.
- Carl II. Kelton of Montgomery was
in the place over Sunday. - Miss
| Lucia A. Smith has gone 70 Burlington for
weeks visit to her brother George.
- Mr.. and Mrs. j F. Hodge have re-
Gently visited friends in Rochester.
You'll use onethrd less OF Harmless Soap
Wiiliamstown.
You'll use one-third less of Ha rmless Soap.
A deer was recently seen by Fremont G..
Little on Murdo McAuley's farm in the
quarry district.
Mrs. William u. Pratt, accompanied by
her son, has recently visited friends in the
, vicinity of Boston.
Liberty Jeffords is just getting out again,
after having been laid up for few weeks
with his foot that he had cut with an axe.
Lucius S. Simons has just put vault
| 1ntO MS lou III our village cemetery dS u
final receptacle for the bodies Of himself and
wife.
Gardner Poor, oldest son of Edwin j.
Poor, has hired the Wheaton farm in the
southwestern section of Barre township for
the coming year.
Clay ton Martin, grandson of the late AL
len Martin, gave sociable at the town hall
last Friday evening for the benefit of the
| Universalist Ladies' Society.
|
ing again at the Congregational parsonage
with the aid of an old acquaintance in fer
lin and Miss Belle Hubbard of our place.
On account of the dizziness of the granite
| business, William Moore, who has been a
sharpener for Grearson & Beckett the past
season, is putting in his time as an appren-
tice with the Nixon Brothers.
On election day young man from the
quarry district of Barre took Charles l..
Hayward's horse from the horse-shed near
| the Methodist church and absconded with
it. He was found and arrested by Con-
stable George W. Nichols, but, later, made
his escape.
So confident was George Mari of Mr..
Bryan's election that he promised to
James Powers, to the south end of the viii
lage and back in the event of Mckinley g
election. Our band was to furnish music
for the occasion.
Horace Farnham and his hired man
agreed-the former in case of Bryan's cleo
ton, and the latter in case of Mckinley g
election-to sit on the ridge-pole of Mr..
Farnham's barn during the day of February
IA, 1897. AS it was a proposition Of the
hired man, he will hardly complain of the
result.
THE old way of delivering messages by
post boys compared with the modern tele-
phone, illustrates the old tedious methods of
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most instantaneous cure by One Minute
Cough Cure. w. e. Terril & Co., Mont
peier, VT
East Montpelier.
Clyde Fitch broke his leg while at play
at school ON Tuesday. Dr. Kemp of Mont
pelier reduced the fracture.