The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1896-12-09
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church next Sunday at 10: 40 A. NJ. and 8: 90
PM.
Miss Goldthwaite will meet the Ladies'
| Union at Mrs Robinson's next Saturday
afternoon.
There is much serious sickness in town
The afflicted families have the sympathy OF
the entire community.
S. A. Carleton got badly hurt in the woods
last week Monday while helping his man
cut down tree. Part of the top broke off
as 1t fell striking him on the head cutting
1t badly; but at last accounts he was i'm
pro wing as well as could be expected.
The little child of e. L. Spencer has been
very sick the past ten days but is better at
this writing. - The child of Phinney
| Bemis has been dangerously sick the past
week and his wife has been quite sick dur
ing the same time, but both are reported
better. - Mrs. Harrison Ketchum, sis
ter OF Eli Edison, died at the home of her
daughter in West Randolph last Thursday.
| Her remains were Inferred by the side of
those Of her husband in Plai field village
cemetery. Mr.. Edison and wife and Ira II.
| E lson and wife attended the funeral 60
| s. s. Smith and wife were in town last Fri
| day. - Ralph Ide has been working in
M. q. Ide's shop the past week. - The
| schools for the winter term began last Mon
day with good attendance. Now II the
| parents will only take hold with the teach
ers and school officers In having the pupils
attend regularly and punctually, much
| more good may result from the schools
Shall we not all work in unison this term
and get all the good possible? - p. G..
Bemis' family are very sick with canker
rash. - Lewis Moore visited his father
in st. Johnsbury last week. - Frank
Morse bought four horses in Montpelier lat
week - Martin Newton and wife re-
turned from Woodstock last week. -
Mrs. w. II. III. Mears, Mrs. G K. Shepard
and Mrs. G. r. Bliss are ill. - Ed. Lin
ton OF Barre was in town last week to visit
his brother.
THE old way Of delivering messages by
post-boys compared with the modern tels-
phone, illustrates the old tedious methods of
breaking" colds compared with their al
most instantaneous cure by One Minute
Cough Cure. w. e. Terrill & Co., Mont
pelier Vt.
Middlesex Center.
This new suburb ought to add another
ward to the Electric City OF Middlesex and
we suggest A. j. Cameron for alderman.
j. w. Eagan and Burton Ward were
through this section buying logs for Mr.
| Eagan's new mill last week, paying about
$3.50 thousand feet for spruce.
Senator Morrilps list OF recipients of pub.
lie documents, lately sent here for revision,
| had on it the names of three men who are
| d sad, three who had moved away and
several who are aged about four score.
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capering and rejoicing at the repeal Of the
! bounty law. 1t is all right; now let us take
the money thus saved and send a Christian
missionary to the asylum at Waterbury to
80 convert the trustees, supervisors, superin-
tendents and inmates, that If 1t is necessary
for any Of them hereafter to appear before
the courts or legislature, they may be
"clothed and in their right mind"
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Putnamsville.
Mrs. G. G. Putnam, Jr., has been quite
| sick for the past week. Her sister, Mrs.
Crane, has been caring for her.
Mrs. G. M. Whitney has returned from
her visit in Burlington, Charlotte, Shell.
burne and vicinity.
School commenced last Monday, with Miss
Agnes English Of Montpelier as teacher.
Quite number attended the dance at
| MIR. SCOTS Friday night, and report fine
time.
Rev. j. L. Merrill was taken quite sud
denly and seriously sick on Friday, but is
slowly recovering.
Mrs. Charles Deming from Montpelier
was in town over Sunday with her amt,
Mrs. Mary Wallace.
Died at the town farm, Nov. 30, Jacob
Sulham, in his ninety first year. Interment
at Boltonville cemetery.
W. B. Stevens died in his eighty. eighth
year on Wednesday, December q Inter
ment at the lime kiln cemetery.
Mrs. George l.. Andrews accompanied
her sister, Mrs. DR.. Mayo, to her home in
Northteld last week, returning on Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs John A. Meader celebrated
the fifty -third anniversary of their married
life last Monday. During the afternoon
their friends called upon them to congratu-
late them, and left tokens of kind remem.
brance.
On account of the sickness of Rev. j. L.
Merrill, there was no morning service at
the Congregational church on Sunday
Most of the CongregatiOnalistsa attended the
Methodist service. Rev. g. II. Merrill
preached in the evening in the vestry.
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Orange.
Mrs. A. K. Nelson has returned from
Heaton Hospital much improved in health
Hopes are entertained of her complete re-
covery in time.
Nathaniel Whitcomb died on Monday oil
last week. The funeral was largely at
tended, Mr.. Jones of Barre officiating. This
was the first death in the family, and there
are three generations in the same house
| Mr.. Whitcomb was quiet man, always al
home and about his own business.
Rev. w. s. Hazen of Northfeld preached
an able sermon in exchange with Mr.. Smith
on Sunday. - b. #. Davis is sick will
the prevailing distemper. - Charlie anC
Ira Cochran have returned home from thei
summers work in Williamstown.
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