The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1896-04-08

to Vershire to work for George Fits.
North Duxbury.
j. Haskins, Jr., has gone to Barre to
work. - J. q. Russ commenced work
for j. A. & =. j. Durkee last Monday.
- John O'Neil, Jr., moved back to bis
old place last Friday. - Mr.. and Mrs
e. j. Conely are rejoicing over a baby girl,
born March 30 - frankie Callahan has
gone to Waterbury to work for his brother
in-law, Chester Simonds, through sugaring.
- Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Lewis OF Bur
lington were the guests of his brother, Mon
roe Lewis, q part OF last week. =" Mel
son Barton and three others from Lebanon,
N. H., are camping out and gathering spruce
gum at one of j. A. Durkee's lumber camps.
We might tell you more about One
Minute Cough Cure, but you probably
know that 1t cures a cough. Everyone does
who has used 1t. 1t is a perfect remedy for
coughs, colds, h%oarseness. 1t Is an especial
and quick in curing. w. K. Terrill Il Co.,
Montpelier, Vt.
South Duxbury.
The sick ones are better.
Several nave commenced sugaring, and
have had q fine run.
Two candidates were baptized and re-
ceived as members in the Congregational
church last Sunday.
Rev. s.. @. Vail preached his farewell ser
mon, last Sunday, to a large and appreci-
alive audience. His many friends are hope
full of his return for the fourth year.
East Montpelier.
G., n. Dix has been having a severe time
with mumps. - r. p. Kelton bought a
fine pair OF work horses at Newbury last
week. - A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
j. H. Bero, March 81. - Henry Broth
ers has sold his team to j. M. Willard.
- Una Buxton will teach the school at
the East Village, and Anna Clark the
school at the Center. 60 Henry Duprey,
who has carried on G. H. Hammett's farm
the past year, has moved to York State.
Fayston.
The following persons have been en-
gagged to teach the spring term: No: ],
Eunice Vail of Moretown; No. 2, Edith
Butler of Duxbury; No. 3, Clara Shepherd
of Waterbury Center; No. 4, Eva Freeman
Of Moretown; No.. 3, Jennie Kew; No. 6,
Kate Mehuron; No. Z, Lizzie b. Maxwell.
Frank Smith is seriously i'll with conges-
ton of the lungs. - Samuel Maxwell
has rented his farm to Samuel Rollston OF
Waitsheld, who has taken possession. Mr..
Maxwell and family are about to move to
Massachusetts. - Ida M. Thompson
spent Easter at home.
It's Just as easy to try One Minute Cough
Cure as anything else. It's easier to cure 9
severe cough or cold with it. Let your mex
purchase for a cough be One Minute Cougf
Cure. Better medicine; better result; better
try it. W, E. Terrill & Co., Montpelier, Vt
Groton.
f. M. Page made the first shipment o
new maple syrup last Wednesday.
Very little maple sugar has been made al
yet, but Indications point to an average
season.
G. A. Kicker has put in a new suga
evaporator of the Enosburg Falls make
and 10 now awaiting sugar weather.
Mrs. Alex. Cochran received from Wav
erly, Mass, last Thursday, an Easter iii.
containing four blossoms and two buds.
George Page of Westville takes the honor
on big fish, He caught a pickerel from
Groton Pond one day last week that weighed
seven pounds.
Easter Sunday was observed at the Meth
odist church. There was a fine display G
flowers, and the exercises by the children
were appropriate and we'll rendered.
Jennie, the twelve-vear old daughter {
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Morrison, died suddenl
last Wednesday, Of brain trouble, after a
illness of only four days. The bereave
family have the heartfelt sympathy of tn
community.
Isaac M. Kicker finished logging lal
week Monday and commenced running hl
mill on Wednesday. He has about an ave
u bIOCh. 0sl lloil oioo o. AO66AH
last week, and has his mill in operation
r Mr.. Hall has a larger stock OF lumber
: this year than usual.
Brothers Gammell and Stetson of Dal
Vile visited the local lodge OF knights
Pythias last Wednesday evening" ]
!. N. Darling W as in Montpelier last Thursda
- Mrs. II. L. Gilman has been sick u
past week, but is recovering. - Andre
Aitken of Wells River was in town la
Wednesday. We understand Mr.. Aitkt
has taken the contract to build j. G.. Da
ling's house near the station. - Mrs.
j. Darling, who has been visiting trien'
| and relatives in Boston and vicinity, has I
turned home. - M. 81. Whitehill spel
\ Sunday at his home here. - DR.. l.
Fowler returned from Boston last we
Monday.
The Mozart Quartette at the Town HI
this wednesday, evening.
This weather is not much like that of o
year and two years ago at this time.
There are so far sixty-one dog licens
this year against sixty-four for last year.
There is a good joke on one Of our q
zens, and il you want to know what IL
!. ask Rem about the fire.
The sugar festival at the Congregation
church on Friday evening was well
tended, and about $40 was taken.
On account OF the bad weather not ma
attended the sunrise p~rayer-meeting
: Easter morning at the Congregatiol
church.
a George Smart will move to st. Johnsb'
soon. - V. W. Rand has moved into
lid house recently occupied by II. a.. Ct
- Harvey Clement is somewhat betl
which his many friends will be glad to he
lin - PROBES sor Parsons went home
W Thursday, as school did not keep on Frid
HID being Fast day.
IM, MarshfleId.
!p Rev. Mr.. Faunce has finished his lat
HID In the Universalist church and gone to N
Hi, sachusetts.
lNp Fourteen young ladies gave Miss Go
In, Smith a visit last Saturday evening, it be
IP, her fourteenth birthday.
IV The Ladies' Union OF the Universe
jNL church will meet with Mrs. William Pa
lp on Thursday afternoon of this week.
Iii are invited.
Hin, After the morning services at the M
llP odist church, last Sunday, the salary
Inn nearly all raised for the coming year for
lily return OF Rev. Samuel Lewis.
Hill There is a smile on Grant Vests I
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