The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1896-04-15
eel until cottage can be erected near the

tel until cottage can be erected near the
plant.
Last Saturday carried an unusual number
to Montpelier, who evidently enjoyed the
day and came home smiling.
Unitarian services will be resumed here
the first of May, when better roads will IA
clitate larger attendance.
The past week has been very profitable to
our sugar makers, who have made large
quantity of extra quality sugar.
Thomas e. Price has been making extern
sive repairs on the p. j. Chase house, which
he recently purchased. He is to move there
soon.
The death Of John Edgerly occurred at
the home Of Joseph Robinson, his son.in-
law, last week, after an Illness OF long du-
ration.
The water-wheels at the electric light
plant are reported as having worked loose,
and the men from Mount Holly, N. j., are
here resetting them
The hotel is being papered and is receiv-
ing numerous other repairs, which tend to
give it tone OF prosperity, under the man
sgement of Mr.. Preston.
The smokest and lower portion of the
frame Of Eagan's mill were raised last Sat-
urday, making it look as though business
would commence in the near future.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Unitarian
CDuTC0 Will nOlu u bOClaDl6 duu sugar party
at Holden's Hall this "wednesday evening
to which a cordial invitation is extended
and new sugar guaranteed.
The town of Moretown finished cutting
the ice last Saturday on the portion of high.
way owned by them between Mr. Wright's
aud Mr.. Newhall's, on the road from Mid
dlesex to Montpelier, making it passable for
wagons.
William Hayden is acting as night watch
m N al GantrQl Varmnnf
railroad known as Slip Hill, below the viii
lage, the railroad company taking the pre-
caution OF keeping a man there day and
night to guard against accident from land
slides.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. II. Boswell, now OF Ben
ton Harbor, Mich, were the guests Of Levi
Swift last week. Those interested in sheep
raising may remember Mr.. Boswell as TAX
ing first premium at the Worlds Fair on
Spanish Merino stock exhibited from his
Vermont flock.
A horse driven by stranger became
dizzy, last Saturday morning, near the
depot, and after describing semi-circle fell
to the ground, causing no serious damage
and getting an apparently much-needed
breath of air while it was being liberated
from the harness.
This quiet community is visited each Sat-
urday afternoon by the Montpelier CORE
spondent OF the argus, who plies numerous
week, and who when informed that the
new saw-mill was being raised, astounded
those within hearing by asking: How
high?" Verify, Healey has nose for newsl
Your correspondent of last week would
have done well to have donned his mackin-
tosh and rubber boots and attended that
sugar-Darty at the church and tested the
sugar before making any such detrimental
report as came from his pen. Forty-seven
tickets were sold-a satisfactory turnout,
considering the inclemency of the weather.
Every grain of the sugar used was the prod
uct of 1896, furnished by Levi Swift and
Charles Newhall, who repudiate the slur
given their sugar, as some of the same lot
has been pronounced the very best
Busy people have no time, and sensible
people have no inclination to use slow
remedy. One Minute Cough Cure acts
promptly and gives permanent results. w.
E. Terrill & Co., Montpelier, VT
Putnamsville.
G. G. Putnam Jr., was in st. Adams last
Tuesday. - DIR. 9. N. Hunt visited pa
tients in town last Sunday. - Mrs. G.
G. Putnam, Jr. visited Miss Ina Robinson
of Calais last week. - DR.. L. Q. Wake
field was in town on Sunday to attend the
sick horses of g. @. Putnam q Son. -
A. W. Putnam is laid up with lame knee.
Moretown.
MRS. "A. L. LoVeJoy Is euhorihB Hom
sore hand
Rev. Earl Ward and son Bert OF Barton,
and Carl Gates of Amherst, Mass, visited
at II. o. Wards last week,
The Reading Club held its cred letter
evening" at Town Hall on April 3. About
forty were present and a good time Is re-
ported.
The sugar-house OF Michael Nurney Tin
which was an evaporator, two barrels OF
syrup and sixteen barrels of new cans, was
destroyed by fire last Saturday morning.
Loss, $500.
The village schools will commence on
Monday, April q, with Sarah M Thompson
and Lulie Jones as teachers. The other
Teachers: No. 3, Bertha Ball. No 5, Lizzie