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

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croft and Mrs Henry Lamberton, and 8
brother, Levi Bemis, now residing in Chat
field, Mimi"
A CARD.-we, the undersigned, do hereby
agree to refund the money on fifty cent
bottle of Greene's Syrup Of Tar IL 1t fails to
cure your cough or cold. We also warrant
| twenty FIVE cent bottle to prove satisfac
tory or no pay. We also refund the money
| Cwenty five cents) on box of Net Rol Pills
| II they fail to cure your headache. K. f.
Leavitt Plainfeld e. W. Gilman, Marsh
| field.
A. L. Payne il at work in the office for
| Mr.. Goslant. - A. II. Cuhaskee Is at
work for A. l. Payne in South Cab 1t.
Mrs. Cohaskee is at work for Alex. Guy
cite. - Bub" Spicer visited the camp
last week Friday. - Henry Goslant,
who has been at the hospital for treatment,
is somewhat improved.
MiddIesex.
Rev. o L. Barnard attended the reunion
OF the Congregational church at Waits6eld,
January 1.
The Home Circle meets with Mrs. Cas-
sius Hodge this week Thursday evening.
All are cordially invited.
| EVERY woman should read the advertise.
ment, useful Books Given Away" on
page one. Cut out the coupon and send as
| directed.
The highway bridge over the Center
brook, near Norris Wright's, which was
made impossible by the washing out OF an
abutment, has been repaired temporarily so
that travel direct is again resumed.
Aonzo Ainswortb of Moretown has hens
| that take their nests and lay at four O'Clock
in the morning, by the aid of lantern
| This must be business breed. Possibly
the effect Of De Wits Early Risers.
Mrs. r. Leland and Mrs. P. d. Edgerly
| visited friends in Moretown on Thursday.
- Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Hodge spent
New Years with their daughter, Mrs. E
| Clark OF Montpelier. Mrs. Hiram
ness, so that she sits up part of the time.
Middlesex Center.
Some 5000 has been subscribed toward
building a steam mill between the creamery
and the railroad. 1t looks now as if the
project might become fact,
A new winter road has been prepared for
use from Rear Swamp school. house to the
| Center. Some thousands of sawlogs from
| the Mount Hunger region, it is expected
will be drawn over it to Middlesex village
| ii the snow ever comes.
Some good dairy records could be given
from this town. l.. NJ. Cameron made 3, 315
pounds OF butter in 1895 from eleven cows
and one heifer five months. Some Others
may have done better, but we have moi
their figures.
Phenomenal weather attended New Years
day on both sides. The last week of 189,
we had sweeping floods and wild lorna
does" the fiji week of 1896, ice, snow and
below zero weather. The damages to roads
and bridges have been large, and larger tt
fences, fields and forests.
No excuse for sleepless nights when you
can procure One Minute Cough Cure, Thi.
will relieve all annoyances, cure the mos
severe cough and give you rest and health
Can you afford &c do without it? w. E
Terrill & Co., Montpelier, Vt.
Newbury.
Rev. Mr. Ford is holding meetings will
Mr.. Coolidge at the Center school. hous,
during the Week Of Prayer.
The Week of Prayer is being observed b,
the Congregationaists. Meetings eacl
evening this week except Saturday, begin
ming at seven O'Clock.
The lyceum and supper in Seminary Hal
last Wednesday evening, given by tn,
students of the Seminary, was a pleasan
and enjoyable occasion for the large mum
Der present. Some S21 was realized, t,
be expended for supplies needed in tn
laboratory.
The annual meeting of the Congregations
church was held last Friday. After report
from the different societies had been made
Swasey, clerk; Thomas G. Reyes and Jane
B. Lovin, with the deacons and pastor, stand
ing committee; Thomas Reyes, churcl
treasurer. The officers of the Sunday -schoo
are: Sidney johnson, superintendent; ID
Bond, assistant superintendent; Miss Ma
b. Ford, secretary; James b. Hale, treas
urer AT the roll. call 100 of the 152 member
of rhe church answered to their names
twenty doing so by letter. and 100 either il
person or by substitute, by quoting pas
sage Of Scripture The collation., in tn
evening, was enjoyed by large number.
Mrs. F. E Klmball cut her hand quit
severely, recently, while opening glas
jar of fruit - Albert Corliss and wifi
have returned from Dover, Mass, after
stay of some six wee IS. - Miss Ev
Simpson has been visiting in town the pas
week - Mrs. W. III. Hinman spen
Sunday with her daughter at Norwich
20. G. Merrill started last Saturda
for Yale College, to take up his Theological
course, stopping on his way at Fairlee owe
Sunday. where he occupied the pulpit
- Miss Minnie Merrill left Saturday 70
Fitchburgh Mass. - Leonard Johnso
returned to Hanover last Monday.
! West Newbury.
Benjamin Sanders returned last week.
Monday morning the mercury was 29o bt
low zero.
: Miss Lutte Carleton has returned to he
school in Bradford.
J The people who have lumber to dra'
this water are getting quite anxious &c
snow.
There was a good attendance at tn
Christian Endeavor meeting last Sunda
evening, Notwithstanding the cold.
Rev. 9. Fl. Coolidge stuck a wire in hi
. hand last week. The consequences migt
have been serious. but he is improving g
, present,
Charles Muzzey came home recently wit
a better half. The people wish them pro-
perity and happiness. The boys CAV
them a reception.
Northfield.
James Cross Of Cranbury, p, O., is visitin
1 his brother, John Cross.
Miss Helen Batchelder of St. Adams
visiting her friend, Miss Lima Brooks.
Schools opened at the University and I'll
High School with the usual attendance
, the close of the holiday vacation.
Jones Wark and bride returned on MOI