The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1896-07-29

EDNESDAY, JULY 20, /
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the throat, may overcome It at once by q
dose Of One Minute Cough Cure. W. e.
Terrill & Co., Montpelier, Vt
Putnamsville.
Miss Eula Putnam has gone to Onset
Beach to spend the summer with her aunt,
Mrs Frank Crane. - Miss Nina Hobbs
has has been visiting at A. L. Shows. -
mrs q. @. Putnam, Jr visited friends in
Northtield last Wednesday. - Mrs G..
M. Whitney spent Sunday with her sister,
MRS III. w. Kemp OF Montpelier. - Miss
Grace Dillon OF Barre is visiting her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Whitney.
Newbury.
The much.needed plank walk between
the stores Of I. c. Reyes and j. b. Hale has
drews was called to Mortified last week to
attend the funeral of her brother.in-law,
| DR.. John III. Mayo. - George Slack has
returned from two weeks vacation. He
spent most OF the time in Washington, ID.
@. - d. M Bond is taking carriage
trip to Corinth and Chelsea. - James
b. Hale received a short visit from his
brother-in-law, Mr.. Stoddard, of Washing
ton, d. O., and Master AleclS, last week.
- A. s. Cheaver spent last week at the
v,
on Friday. "A Mr.. Wilson of Concord,
n H., visited his cousin, Mrs. e. II. Knight.
last week. - j. B. Hale was in Boston
last week. - Captain Craig of Washing
ington, ID. G., and family, visited at e. B.
Chamberlin's last week They are now in
Montreal and will return for longer stay.
- Mrs. j. 9. Marcy and daughter
Edith went to The Weirs, in New Hamp-
shire, last Thursday.
East Orange.
j. b. Brooks of Syracuse, N. Y, who is
stopping at the Jewell homestead, gave an
interesting talk to the congregation last
Sunday
Sunday, as the minister will be absent.
The Sunday school will be held at the usual
time of service.
Professor and Mrs. S. c. Hutchinson Of
@ zenovia, N. Y, are spending their vaca-
ton with Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Hutchinson,
their parents. - Professor III. j. Locke,
with two children, of Kansas City, are
guests of Mrs. Orrin Hutchinson, his sister
- w. N. Jewell returned to Chelsea,
Mass, last Monday. His family will re-
main few weeks.
Plainfield.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Townsend July 70.
A union service of the Christian Endeavor
Society and the Epworth League was held
II. W. Batchelder wishes 10 thank friends
and neighbors for their kindness during his
wife's sickness, and also for the many beau
tiful flowers at the funeral.
The Epworth League and the Christian
Endeavor Society go to day Wednesday,, by
invitation of the Christian Endeavor Society
of East Montpelier, to spend social time
with them
II. E. Lanes horse left him beside the
road at North Montpelier, one day last
week, and ran from there to this village.
| The team stopped at III. s. Parks livery
stable. No damage was done.
William Bartlett one of the oldest and
much respected citizen of the town, while
| berrying, was taken sick and remains quite
low at his home. At this writing it is
thought that he is little better. We hope
to see him about again soon.
The Plainfield baseball team last Satur-
day played the Graniteville club at the
latter place. The game was an interesting
and close one, the score being twelve to
thirteen in favor Of the Plainield mines.
| Norris and Putnam were battery for Plain
field and Barry and Cory for Graniteville.
The Plainfields will play the Marshfelds
here next Saturday.
j. A. Foss was at West Topsham last Fri
day. - The grandson of III. @. Cutting
John Shorey. Both are threatened with
fever. - Miss Alice Hoyt of South
birmingham, Mass, is visiting Miss Ber-
nice Lane. - M. G. Hooker and wife Of
Washington, ID. c., arrived in town on Fri
day and are visiting at G.. d. Kidder's.
- Mrs. Emily Lazelle and daughter
Clara, who have been visiting relatives in
town, returned to their home at West Ran
dolph last Monday, - VERNE Bowling of
Barre is visiting at James Martins -
Me-, who have been visiting at Horace
Hills, returned home Friday. - Miss
Florence Page OF Burlington is visiting at
Nat Pages.
WE are anxious to do little good in this
world and can think of no pleasanter or
better way to do it than by recommending
One Minute Cough Cure as preventive OF
pneumonia, consumption and other serious
lung troubles that follow neglected colds
w. e. Terrill & Co., Montpelier. VT
Roxbury.
The ladies of the Universalst society
gave one Of their free entertainments last
Friday evening, which was we'll attended
Merritt Wiley returned to his home in
Waltham, Mass, on Saturday. - Car
, Carrie Belknap Of Springfield, Mass, were
at w. D. Fits, on Friday - E. A. Fits
and wife are at Queen City Park. -
Miss Ina Young of Bellows Falls is in town
- Mrs. Laura Pratt and Miss Lizzie
Wiley OF Cavendish visited their uncle
|
week. - Mrs. j. o. Flint and Miss
, RAMA Flint have the measles.
East Roxbury.
A man about seventy years OF age, wht
said his name was Lord Sidney j. Benham
passed through this place last Monday, OF
his way to New Haven, Conn.,, where, III
said, he lived and owned large property
He carried number Of letters, which, h,
I claimed, were written by Queen Victoris
and other noted persons, who were relative
OF his. He was fairly well.dressed ant
evidently had seen better days. His mint
seemed to be little unsettled. - Mrs
e. Howe and daughter OF Northfield wer
at Emmons Howe's on Saturday. -
8 Miss Florence Hall is sick. - AR
. Boyce did not go to the hospital, as was re
ported. g. Some Of our farmers hav
s finished haying. Short crop of hay bu
: plenty of grasshoppers.
South Ryegate.
y George Gray lost valuable cow last Sat