The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1896-07-29

A. Il. Peck of Hardwick, which was set for
trial before Esquire Wheelock last Monday,
has been settled to the satisfaction of both
parties.
Miss Mary Kimball Of Meriden, Conn
is on q few weeks visit to her aunt, Mrs. G..
II. Willard. - L. w. Sibley and Charlie
Mcknight are in camp nj Caspian Lake for
a few weeks. - Mr.. and Mrs. j. Little
OF st. Louis are on an extended visit to
Mr. and Mrs II NJ Vincent. g. Misses
Hattie and Julia Foster have returned from
Berlin Pond, where they have been sojourn-
ing for several weeks in camp with friends.
SMALL in size, but great in results. De-
Wits Little Early Risers act gently but
thoroughly, curing indigestion, dyspepsia
pill. W. e. Terrill q Co., Montpelier, Vt.
FairIee.
Forty-one took dinner at the Glen Falls
House last Sunday.
II. =. Warren claims to have the best
piece Of corn in town.
Rev. #. w. Lewis supplied the pulpit on
Sunday last and preached to liberal-sized
audience.
Mr.. Long has his new house plastered.
When finished it will be one of the prettiest
on the street.
MIR. Kendall, the marble and granite cut
ter, has fine monument for Mr.. Dickey Of
Bradford almost completed
In the drawing for the bicycle put up by
Alger Warren the lucky number was held
by Edwin Lucas. Mr.. Lucas has charge Of
the little steamer on the lake.
The cottages around the lake are about
all occupied. There were nineteen new ar
rivals last Saturday. The Glen Falls
House is full of boarders. Mr.. Haley is not
doing much at the Pavilion.
West FairIee.
Bert Lord of Dorchester, Mass, is at G..
Q. Coburn's 80 Mrs. Reed and Clara
McLane of Manchester are at the hotel for a
few weeks. - Miss Anna Haven has re-
turned to her work at Jaffrey, N. Fl. -
Lena George is sick. - Mr.. and Mrs. G.
9. Coburn took trip to Lebanon last Sat-
urday.
West Fairlee Center.
Miss Julia #. May of New York will be
with her sister, Mrs. William b. Kimball
this week.
Burr and children, Mrs. Charles Hinkley,
niece and nephew, and Mr.. Prescott. All
are at A. II. Southworth's.
Mrs. N. n. Kimball, who was taken sick
with malaria while on visit to her son,
George W. Kimball, and family, at Green
wood, Mass, about two months ago, is
slowly recovering. Miss Nellie M. Child
mas gone U0Brb 10 care Ubr.
This community was startled at the sud-
den death of Mrs. Heath, which occurred at
the home OF her daughter, Mrs. Ellsworth
Wiltshire. Soon after Mrs. Heath had fin
ished her dinner Mrs. Wiltshire left the
room for moment, and when she returned
her mother sat by the table and life was ex-
tinct. A physician was summoned, who
pronounced the cause of death heart disease.
Mrs. Heath had lived here only year or
two, and had endeared herself to those
more nearly acquainted with her by her
kindness and gentle ways. Her age was
seventy-six years.
North Fayston.
A son was born July % to Mr.. and Mrs
Samuel Marble.
Mrs. Louisa Jennison Of Ware, Mass, has
been spending few weeks with her sister
Mrs. L. W. Porter.
The Willing Workers are to meet next
Friday with Mrs. o. s. Davis for business
and work. Supper will be served in the
grove, weather permitting.
PASS the good word along the line. Piles
can be quickly cured without any operation
By, simply applying De Wits Witch Haze
Groton.
j. III. Smith, who is working in Water
ford, was at home over last Sunday.
Mrs e. j. Robbins of Everett, Mass, il
visiting friends and relatives in town.
d. N. Richardson was in Boston last week
purchasing furniture for his summer resi-
dence on Mt Medal.
Mrs. G. j. Bailey who has been visiting
in Chelsea, Mass, for the past ten days, re
turned home last Friday.
Edwin Rollins and wife, who have beer
visiting at W. s. Darlings, returned tt
Palmer, Mass, last Saturday,
II. W. Heath of Manchester, N, H., wa
in town over last Sunday visiting his pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Heath.
Kicker Mills.
Hon. A. Dunnett Of st. Johnsbury is her
fixing up his summer residence. He ii
| satisfied with the result of the Marshal
| Way wife-murder case.
Misses Nellie and Josie WEIGH visited.a
| A. II. Ricker's last week. G. II. Hen
dry was in Boston and vicinity visitin
friends last week. - E. d. Kicker, on
of the jurors in the Marshall Way murde
case came home last Friday.
Hardwick
Work on the library has now begun 4
earnest.
Remember the excursion to Providenc
Island on August B.
The Hardwicks play ball at Swanto
and Danville this week.
Bailey's new shed is nearly completed
1t is one OF the best In town.
Quite number united with the Bapti.
society last Sunday by baptism.
Giles Reynolds has been appointed stree
commissioner, as Mr.. Hall would not a.
cept.
Spark & Aliens circus will exhibit her
on Monday afternoon and evening, Al