The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1896-10-28

tnat belong to the story. We lose account
of time 10 the enjoyment OF the imperson-
ator's art at its best" "People of all classes
pronounced II genuine treat; and for my
self, can only join without reservation in
the general expression of satisfaction and
delight which attends Mr.. Underhll wher-
ever he appears. | might add that people
who have seen Mr.. Jefferson in Rip Van
Wrinkle and as Bob Acres in The Hi.
vals,' found their appetite not dulled there
by, but rather whetted, for Mr.. Underhilps
rendering"
SPEED and safety are the watchwords of
the age One Minute Cough Cure acts
speedily, safely and never fails. Asthma,
bronchitis, coughs and colds are cured by it.
w. Il. TerriIl Il Co., Montpelier, Vt.
Waterbury Center.
Harry Dillingham; came home from the
Woodstock Inn, last Monday, to visit his
people.
After his three-weeks' vacation, Edward
Hammitt return to his home in Boston
to-day "wednesday.
Mr.. Nicholson of Providence, r L. was
here over Sunday to visit his wife, who is
boarding in the place.
A. ID. Patterson, the member from AL
bany, spent Saturday and Sunday with j.
A. Gilmore and II. e. Batchelder.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Stone, who have been
visiting a daughter in Worcester the past
/
Mr.. and Mrs. d. c. Hayes are enjoying a
visit from Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Farr of
South Lincoln. Mr.. Farr and Mrs. Hayes
were chums in their school days at the sem
| mary.
WiIliamstown.
Caesar Commit is working in Milford,
Mass.
G. U. Lathrop is putting up a store-house
near the one first built.
Mrs. George Briggs of Morrisvile was Wis
! iting in town last week.
The Elliott Brothers have shut down
their granite works for this week.
The wife of Representative Frank Martin
has been in quite poor health again Of late.
Charles Erskine was quite sick last week
! from hernia and other troubles, but is now
| better.
Lewis Seaver of New York city was in
| town last week looking after his farming in
terests.
At this writing Mrs. Moses Lewis, nee
Melinda Davis, is very poorly, with heart
| trouble
Recent cases of petty pilfering in our viii
| lage are a cause for sorrow, and disgust with
the perpetrators.
| Clarence Hersey and family of Leadville,
| Colo, who have been in town for the week
past, go this week to New York City.
George Beckett is extending his water
system through our village, John Perry,
Henry Poole and others, having lately had
pipes laid to their houses.
The Boston Daily journal is to be kept for
sale at Fred A. Ainsworth's drugstore
Subscriptions for the daily and weekly edi-
tions can be left with Mr.. Ainsworth.
Mrs. Chester Martin returned from Bur-
lington on Thursday, having buried her sis
ter, Mrs. Charles f. Ward, on Tuesday Of
last week, at the age of nearly sixty-seven.
Willie Lund, in the employ of Grearson
| & Beckett has been quite ill, of late, with
trouble of the kidneys, said to have had its
origin in an injury from being thrown from
buggy some time ago
Charles Howard of West Randolph, gen.
eral agent for Vermont for the Bradley
Phosphate Company of Boston, is building
a store house near our depot, for the recep
ton of phosphate, for sale.
Our former townsman, Mr.. Milo J Steb-
bins was recently found dead in his bed, in
Lowell, Mass. Beside his bed was found
bottle of morphine, and his death is at
tributed to the drug. His age was seventy
| six.
There was a family reunion at the Calvin
| Flint home last week. Four generations
were represented All of Mr.. Flint's child.
rem, now living, were present, and the group
, was photographed.
There Is TO be free debate on the cur
rency question at the town hall on Saturday
evening of this week, in which lawyers al
len Martin and G. T. Swasey Of Barre are
the com batants. All are cordially invited,
! MANY lives OF usefulness have been cut
| short by neglect to break up an ordinary
| cold. Pneumonia, bronchitis and even con-
sumption can be averted by the prompt use
Of One Minute Cough Cure. w. E. Terrill
& Co., Montpelier, Vt.
Woodbury.,
There are more than the usual number OF
! truants, and there does not appear to be
| any organized effort on the part of the au-
thorites TO compel their attendance at
| school,
The death Of DR.. Robert Lance of South
| Woodbury. has cast gloom lover the whole
! town. The remark is heard on every side,
"Not another man in town would have been
so much missed"
Mr.. Holden, of the Woodbury. Granite
| Company, has bought controlling interest
in the Hardwick and Woodbury. Railroad
Company. The money has been paid in
and there il now no reason why the road
should not be pushed to completion this
fall.
The condition Of the school-house at the
Center is the subject of a good deal of COM
ment,-not window that can be closed
tight, no latches on the doors, panels out;
in fact, the building inside is disgrace to
the town and reproach to the public spirit
of the school board
One week ago last Sunday, large au-
die nee gathered in the Methodist church to
listen TO one of our young townsmen, Mr..
p. Daniels son of Mr. G. Daniels. The dis
course was of unusual interest, and was lis
tened 10 with intense interest by all pres
ent. IL is the wish of many thai our pastor
will arrange to have him speak to us again
in the near future.
G. W. Foster has schools established as
follows: West Albany, Mondays South
Albany, Tuesdays; Craftsbury Wednes.
days; North Craftsbury, Thursdays; Iras-
burg, Fridays. Extensive preparations are
being made for a convention about the mid
Ola NJ Ianuarv at North Craftahurv with