The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1896-05-27

to speak, should the day be favorable, will
NIL the largest hall at our command.
Miss Lena Luce came home last week
from Woodstock Inn, where she has been
the past winter and spring. She will re-
main until August, when she expects to re-
turn to Woodstock. - Charles Atkins
OF Stowe has rented the Loftsus house and
moved his family into it. - Homer De-
merritt and a Mr.. Smith from Plattsburg, N.
Y, are the guests of Mrs. Romelia Stearns.
They came from Burlington on their wheels.
- Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence of Worcester
and Professor O. II. Stone of Barre, were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. g. II. Stone,
Saturday and Sunday. - Mrs. Alonzo
Hart was quite sick last week Her daugh-
ter, Mrs. e. d. Seaver of Springfield, Mass,
Is at home attending her. Mrs Hart is bet
ter. - Miss Lillian Bryan and Miss
Abbie Egan went to Middlesex last Friday
afternoon, and were the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. J. w. Egan. They returned to their
school Sunday evening. - Mrs New
comb OF Montpelier visited her uncle, John
Jackman, last week. - Edgar Farr of
Albany was the guest Of j. A. Gilmore last
spent last Sunday in town - Mrs P. A.
Cleveland OF Washington, d. O., arrived at
w. Il. Marshall's on Saturday She expects
to remain through the summer. Mr..
Barney, recently of Worcester, Mass, is
stopping for short time with a neice, Mrs.
Bradley.
YOUNG mothers dread the summer months
on account OF the great mortality among
children caused by bowel troubles. Perfect
safety may be assured those who keep on
hand DeWitts Collie and Cholera Cure and
administer it properly. For cramps, bilious
collie, dysentery and diarrh9a it affords in
slant relief W. e. Terri & Co., Mont
pelier. vt.
Williamstown.
Leon Blanchard, after several weeks i'll
ness from rheu matism is able to be out.
1t is desired that our people should drape
their buildings as far as practicable on Sat-
urday next.
John A. Perry is to have the charge of
the building of Hal Cheney's new house in
Mill village.
Fl. A. Stockwell has sold his Amos DAY.
export place to Mr.. Mayo, and may move
to North field.
Rev. Cary Watson of Greenfield Mass, is
about to visit his parents and brother, DR..
E. B. Watson.
There was stiff frost here last week,
from which damage to the grass is feared
and perhaps to fruit.
Charles Lawrence, fireman on the rail-
way, has moved from the village to his
farm and will drive back and forth to his
work.
The Central Vermont Pomona Grange is
to have meeting here next week Wednes-
day afternoon and evening. A good time
may be expected.
The Memorial Sunday service at the Uni
versalist church was largely attended. Rev.
Alvin M. Smith preached from the text,
Instead of the brier shall come up the
myrtle tree" presenting in very interest
ing discourse some cardinal conditions of
individual and national prosperity.
Memorial day is to be observed here next
Not rFInwr
Der, in the East and West Hill cemeteries
will be decorated in the forenoon. Dinner
will be served at the Town Hall. At one
o'clock P. NJ, the thirteen graves in the viii
lage cemetery will be decorated. Follow
ing this ceremony the procession will return
to the grounds near the Town Hall for the
address and other exercises. Charles NJ.
Edison is to be marshal.
Dea. Francis Carleton, who has been i'll
for some months, died last Saturday even
ing, at the age of some eighty-three years.
He was a native of Barre, but for some
fifty-fve years has been prominent farmer
OF our town. Before coming here he was a
member of the Methodist church, and for
time afterwards continued his relation with
that church. He then united with the
Congregational church here, was chosen a
deacon and has maintained an interest in
its prosperity, although by reason of age
and infirmities deprived of the privilege of
attending always upon its services
South Woodbury.
Mrs Lucinda Farnsworth and mother
have gone to Barre to spend the summer
with Mrs B. II. Wells - II. B. Ar
buckle of Barre was in town last week Mon
day. - Mrs. w. j. Town and Mrs. A.
Sulham visited friends in Marshfield last
week. - Caleb Sabin raised his new
barn last week Monday. - William
Pray of Calais has moved to the Putnam
house, owned by E. G. Benjamin.
Worcester.
Memorial day is to be observed by the
school children of the town assisted by the
veterans, services beginning at ten A. M in
the Methodist church. Rev. George E.
Deuel. will give memorial address May 81.
Frank Hutchinson is painting his house.
- Mrs. M. P. Wheeler has gone to
Pennsylvania to visit friends, and is going
West. - Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Holt Wis
tied at @. NJ. Ladd's last Sunday.
MRS. R. DEYoUNG of Middleburg, Iowa,
writes " 1 have used One Minute Cough
Cure for six years, both for myself and
children, and consider it the quickest act.
ing and most satisfactory cough cure have
ever used" W. e. Terrill & Co., Mont
pelier, Vt,