The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1896-03-25

are requested to bring them, rs an aid to
| the entertainments
The railroad commissioners will hold
| meeting here In consultation with Fred Il.
Laird Of Montpelier on April first, in regard
to the Darling accident
The goods Of the Darling estate sold re
| markedly well at the auction last Monday.
| Ii IL reported that some OF the furniture
| sold for more than new would cost
Any one in need of information concern
| ing the roads in this town may inquire
| with body guard, az the Office Of DR.. ID. g.
Kemp, head Of State street, Montpelier.
| The horse which Albert Davis was driv-
ing became frightened last Monday, by the
| sleigh tipping over, and ran, leaving Mr..
| Davis in the road, and smashing the sleigh,
The bright weather on Sunday brought
out total disregard for the day, and some
| Of our citizens began their preparations for
| the manufacture OF maple sugar, and said
| sap run we'll"
John Hobart has bought the honse re-
| Gently occupied by w. w. Wrisley, who has
traded his farm in Moretov for John
| Shambo's place in Waterbury, whence he
| will move soon.
The Home Circle OF the Methodist church
| has undertaken three different times TO
| hold sociable at the residence Of John
| Long. the last being last Thursday, when
|
Our farmers have been much agtated
lately over the want Of grstmill in town,
, they being compelled to get their milling
| done at Waterbury or Montpelier. 1t is
| hoped that before another season some move
| will be made towards the establishment of
a well-equipped mill here and good man
| to run it-whom, it is hoped, will be Mr.
Denison, the proprietor of the old mill.
Arthur Davis Of Boston is visiting his
parents and relatives in town. - Mr..
Baxter of Northfield who is to have
charge of the creamery station the coming
summer, has moved his family into Mrs.
HOlden's house. - Frank Nash is Wis
iting his sister, Mrs. Herbert Hills =-
Mrs William Pervier and son of North
field visited at Rev. o l.. Barnard's part
improving in health. - Miss Carrie
Swift returned from her school on Semin-
airy Hill last Friday for a vacation Of two
weeks. - Myron Long has taken Frank
Beckleys farm al Moretown and moves
there this week. Mr.. Beckley was com
PEELED to give up farming on account of i'll
health - Rufus Chamberlain has renttd
the Myron Long farm, recently vacated by
Eon Hersey - William Wrlsley and
family have gone back to Massachusetts,
Mrs Wrisley going by rail last Thursday
and Mr.. Wrisley by team. - Mrs. Ju-
Illus Daniels has been sick the past week.
- Bert Stewart of Montpelier has been
visiting his parents the past week. -
Clarence Long announces his intention TO
become a dentist, and intends to enter the
dental rooms Of George K. Hewitt as a stu
dent in the near future.
Middlesex Center.
SAVE $50 to 500 worth of clothes year
by using less soap.
L. M. Cameron was out, last Saturday,
for the first time since his sickness.
Some OF our farmers are pstronizing the
new grisi mill of George Kingsbury & Son
on the North Branch. They do good work.
The great equinoctial storm came ahead
of time on the 10Th and 20,h-two feet Of
snow and thousand miles of blow. The
Hasbrook family got shipwrecked in the
storm on Thursday evening, near j. A.
Chapn's. Six of them and the team stayed
over night with "Joe," three went home,
and two back to where they had been visit
ing-at Jerry Miles, No lives lost. l. r.
Densmore's team went to Waterbury to
mill but the driver had to leave the grist
and sled at four different places on the
| homeward road.
1t is not miracle. 1t won't cure every
thing, but it will cure piles That's what
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Save will do, be-
cause it has done it in hundreds of cases
w. K. Terrill q Co., Montpelier, vt.
Plainfield.
The Epworth League will hold social at
N. 1. Sanborns next Saturday evening.
Mr.. Grisb-ooks this "wednesday evening.
All are cordially invited.
Union Sunday. schools were held at the
Congregational church. last Sunday, clos
ing with some interesting temperance ex-
ercises.
The Odd Fellows district convention,
which was set for last riiay, was adj
journed till this week Friday. Dinner and
supper will be furnished by the Ladies' Aid
and Kings Daughters, in Shorey's dining
rooms.
There was large and appreciative audi
ence at the Methodist church last Sunday
evening" to hear Rev. Mr.. Farrows ser.
mon on ST. Paul in Rome" which was
beautifully illustrated A service of SIM
lar character will be held next Sunday
evening.
Alice Martin is at home, keeping house
for her father, Hon. W. s. Martin -
j. II. Hooker, wife and child are making a
few weeks visit with friends in this place.
- A v Taylor remains seriously i'll.
- Mrs. Ezekiel Skinner is quite sick
with pneumonia
Lanesboro.
One of the school directors was here last
! week, taking the names of scholars and in
quiring into the feasibility of building a
, school-house, which is so much needed
, here. We hope his report to the board will
favor the immediate building of the school
, house. as there seems to be no other way of
schooling the children in this vicinity.
, Alex. Spicer has broken camp and dis
| charged his men. - Charles Degreenia
has rented Chandler Burnham's farm in
| Cabot and takes possession Immediately.
- Moses Laundrie goes to Barnet hav-
| ing finished logging. - Mrs. Goslant
, went to Barton on Saturday called there
by the serious illness of her only sister
, - Frank Lee is still confined to the
house. Henry Goslant has returned
, to the hospital in Burlington - Edwin
Lane and H. w. Kemp of Montpelier were
in town this week.
Waitsfleld.
) Rev. A. B. Enright preached at Water
: bury on Sunday, in exchange with Rev. w
, NJ Newton.
The special meetings at the Congrega
tonal church have been richly blessed, tC
- the good of all who have sought in them tC
:. ha L. d into the deener life in Christ.