The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1896-10-21

granite family monum ,nt for II. H. Will
liams. go Mrs. Darius Maynard OF Low
ell has been taking care OF her daughter,
Mrs. Giles Kenyon, the past few weeks.
w. Remission, who has been sick
for the past few weeks is able to ride out
60 Calvin Merrill of East Haverhill, n.
H., recently visited his daughter. Mrs. John
Fits aud other relatives in town. -
Miss Mary A. Martin expects to make her
home at George Heath's, at the Corner,
this winter 60 Carl Bohonon of Chelsea
visited his brother, @. s. Bohonon, last S At
urday Also three sons, with their wives,
and daughter from adjoining towns have
visited i'm the past week 80 Mrs. s. g.
Newman has been suffering for some time
from neuralgia in her face aud head. Her
brother from Topsh am was here to see her
last week,
North Duxbury.
Several attended the dance at the old
Burke house last Friday night.
Camp willard has closed for the season.
Mr. and Mrs ID. Stevens will spsrd the
winter in Ha gerhill, Mass.
Mrs. Martin Barry of South Burlington is
SIP sndipg few days with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Burke. - Mrs. Maj or
Greene of Waterbury visited at Il. j :.
Durkees last week - Daniel Russ OF
Morristown is spending few days with his
aunt Mrs. L. j Durkee. - Milo Ravelin
has moved into the house vacated by Joseph
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place in the south part of the town. -
George Haskins of Barre has mo we'd in with
his father. - Ernest Griffith, OF the
south part of the town, has moved into one
| of j A. q L. Durkee's houses and will
work for them this winter. - Mrs. Wes-
ley Ingalls, of North Fayston visited at A.
f. Norton's over Sunday.
MANY political speakers, clergymen, sing
ers and others who use the voice excess
81 vey, rely upon One Minute Cough Cure
to prevent huskiness and laryngitis. Its
value as preventive is only equaled by its
power to affor1 instantaneous relief. W.
E. Terrill & Co., Montpelier, vt.
South Duxbury.
| s. Somerville has a pair of fancy cattle
which weigh 1865 pounds.
Prince Clark has moved to Moretown.
- Roy Atkins has taken his fathers
farm for year. - George johnson has
| hired part of George Andrews house and
moved in. - Frank Atkins of lows
Vile has moved into the mill-house. -
house on the hill. - Mrs. Sarah Griffith
is visiting her son, Melvin Hadley. -
Mrs. Albert Phillips and Mrs. Walter
Turner are sick. - Rev. G. s. Hulburt
attended the convention at Burlington.
- Our school superintendent H. G.
Ward, is on duty visiting schools.
You'll use one-third less of Harmless Soap.
East Montpelier.
The Fowler bridge is completed and
regular traffic is once more resumed be-
tween this village and Plainfield.
The musical convention, under the direc-
ton OF G. II. Dudley, at the village hall, last
week, was we'll attended and decided sue
| cess.
There will be cotillion party at the vii.
lage hall next Saturday evening. Good mu-
sic will be furnished and everybody is cor
daily invited.
The people of this vicinity were given a
rare treat last week, when Prof Charles #
Dudley, who has had twenty years ex-
psrience in conducting choruses, had one
of his best musical conventions. The cho-
rus was large, enthusiastic and select. The
grand chorus at the concert, Friday evening,
showed Prof Dudley's ability as director
Miss Harriet M. Foster volunteered her
valuable services and was great aid
throughout the convention. At the concert,
Samuel @. Currier of Danville gave several
selections which brought forth very hearty
applause. Miss Clara Houghton, soprano,
of Barre endeared herself to all lovers OF
music, DR.. X. L. Cleaves of Montpelier
also rendered valuable assistance by skiltul
management of his violin. Prof, George
w. Dudley, baritone, of Boston was pres
ent, also rendering valuable assistance and
received hearty welcome from his many
friends. Great credit is due the committee
in charge, and it is hoped there may be
many more such occasions.
Mrs. e. P. Norcross went to Boston last
week for months visit to relatives and
friends - Hattie Severance OF Mont
peler is on visit to her aunt, Mrs. g. G
willard. - Mrs. F. e Perkins and hel
son Walter of b arlington are visiting Mrs
Perkins mother, Mrs. Ann Burnham. -
e. f. Sprague has returned from weeks
absence in Groton. - Alexander Jarvis
is confined to the house with an abscess or
! his side - Raw IOSpph COhb ia il
Portland, Maine, this week, attending the
| Universalst conference meeting, now il
session there. - J. NJ. Willard is spend
ing few days in Boston this week. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dancause are thu
proud parents of son, born last week
- Mr.. and Mrs. l. G Town are prepar
ing to move to Barre. 60 Mrs. Nj. j. Hol
OF South " oodstOck visited at 9. M. Ham
blins last week. Merton Gray of Bos
ton was in town last week, visiting relative
and friends.
You'll use one-third less of Harmless Soap
North Montpelier.
The sad intelligence Of the death of Ma
thaniel Davis Of Somervile, Mass, was re
, ceved here on Saturday and came like
shock upon this vicinity, where he was g.
. well and intimately known. Mr.. Davis
with several other gentlemen was upol
, his way to Newton station on the Boston
, and Albany railroad, to take train, the
almost due, to Boston. He left the rest @
the party to take a shorter route to tn
: station by way OF the railroad track, and
j through some misunderstanding upon hi
!: part, was run down by the Boston expires
Il train. Death must have been instanta
! neous, as his body was. badly mangleo
d Mr.. Davis was born on the old Davis home
r stead, near this village, fifty-nine year
d ago last July, and lived there continuousl
a until, about ten years ago, he went to Bo'
h ton to introduce refrigerator and waite
r cooler into the larger markets. He ha
o organized a stock company for the mani
u facture of them upon a larger scale. Hi
remains were brought to this village, hi
# funeral being at the church here last SUI
r day, Rev. Joseph Cobb, our pastor, official
= ing. The interment was at the cemetery
II the East Village, and the presence Of hi
[. many relatives, neighbors and friends wa
It a mute but expressive testimony to TIL
o very high esteem in which he was held i
II his childhood home. The deep and hear
II felt sympathy of the entire community
: with the bereaved family in this sudden an
e unprepared-for affection
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