The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1896-09-23

10 engage In Jhe grocery ana iced bust
ness.
Rev. I. p. Booth of Morrisville preached
at the East and North villages last SIM.
day Rev. Mr.. Cobb preached at Morris
vile.
Austin Fosters family horse fell down in
the road one day last week and broke one
leg, which necessitated the killing OF the
animal.
Professor G. f. Dudley is arranging for
grand musical convention, at the village
hall, to take place October Ia, 10 and l6.
A concert will be given Friday evening, Oc-
tober 16. 1t is expected Professor George
w. Dudley of Boston will take part; also
the renowned reader, Samuel Currier of
Danville. Proceeds for the benefit of the
church.
Poison ivy, insect bites, bruises, scalds,
burns are quickly cured 10y DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Salve, the great pile cure.
W. Il. Terrill &, Co., Montpelier, vt.
North Fayston.
Mr.. Manning of East Warren spoke at
this place on Sunday in exchange with Rev.
A. b. Enright.
Merton Davis is putting in creamery on
his farm and will be glad of the patronage
of the farmers. 1t will be ready to run in
few weeks.
Miss Isabel Browne has gone to Boston to
visit her sister. - Mrs. John Little has
been i'll the past week, - Mrs. Clara d.
Miller and baby have returned to Boston.
- Mrs. Lester w Porter and daughter
have gone to Bellows Falls to visit her
mother.
West Fairlee Center.
Mrs. Fannie Morse, wife of Professor @.
II. Morse Of Brooklyn, N. Y, is visiting her
mother, Mrs. N. n. Kimball, and her broth
ers, at her old home.
The remains of William Lang were
brought from Manchester, n. H., where he
recently died, Of consumption, to be buried
beside his former wife, in this place. His
present wife and three sons are among us
for a short time. Mr.. Lang was we'll and
favorably known among us as boy and
young man. He married, for his first wife,
Amelia Page, by whom he had family of
four children. After her decease he mar
ried her sister Sophia, who has cared for the
children as mother. Mr.. Lang was about
forty. five years OF age.
Groton.
William Gay reports having seen bear
tracks at the pond and has traps set for the
capture, but as yet the prize has not been
cuptured.
The Wells River Village Company has
commenced work on the dam at Groton
storage of water to supply the new plant be-
ing put in at Wells River. A. j. Carpen-
ter has charge OF the work.
Carlos Brown while at work on j. L.
Darling's new house, last Wednesday, fell
from the roof Of the piazza, fracturing four
ribs and inf1icting a bad scalp wound. DR..
G. w. Darling Of South Ryegate dressed
the wounds and the patient is doing as
well as could be expected.
s. P. Welch and wife and Rev. Thomas
Teller attended the Baptist convention at
Barre last week. - Leslie Page, who
has been at the hospital at Hanover, n. H.,
for treatment for the past six weeks, is ex-
pected home Monday night. - Mrs. R.
N. Darling was in South Ryegate last
Wednesday. - III. L. Gilman was in
Montpelier last Wednesday. - T. b.
Hall made business trip to Montpelier last
Thursday. - Manley Clark finished put
ting new furnace into his house last week.
- Miss Eva Jones, who is attending
school at Montpelier, was at home over
last Sunday. - Mrs. 1. M. Kicker, Miss
Emily CORY, M. N. Richardson and wife,
Miss Burdick and Austin Morrison attended
the fair at st. Johnsbury last Wednesday.
- Alexander Cochran spent last Sum-
day at Montpelier. - Mrs G. j. Bailey
was in Barre last Friday.
MANY a days work is lost by sick
headache, caused by indigestion and stom-
ach troubles DeWitt's Little Early Rsers
are the most effectual pill for overcoming
such difficulties. w. e. Terrill & Co.,
Montpelier, Vt.
Kicker Mills.
Thomas Malone, our section foreman, had
an addition of two girls to his family last
week.
Wells River folks are rafting plank
across the ponds for the dam al the loot OF
Wells River Pond.
Hardwick.
Work on the sewer at the church has
been commenced.
The concrete walks are progressing slowly
on account of the bad weather.
The " Reserves " play the Craftsburys al
Craftsbury common on Saturday.
There will be the second annual field
day at Prospect Park on Saturday, October 8
A good many from here are in attendance
at the Lamoille county fair at Morrisville
this week.
The first entertainment of the lecture
course will be by the Jessie Couthoui Con-
cert Company, October %.
Albert Ruggles of Lyndonville will enter
upon his duties as clerk for w. w. Marshall
next Monday. He will occupy one of the
tenements when finished.
The Razorbacks drove the Texas Steers
off the earth last Tuesday by score of 80
to 1S-16 to / and little more. A large
number witnessed the game.
Daniel Holden, manager of the Woodbury.
Granite Company, will occupy the Drew &
Stanford house in Spring street. - Mr.
Rogers, who is wiring for electric lights, was
taken seriously ill last week. - Elmer
Hall and Bernard Howard are taking two
weeks trip through the White Mountains on
their wheels.
Marshfield.
Rev. A. L. Cooper of Plainfield will speak
in the Methodist church next Sunday.
G, e. Shepard took first money in the
green race with his black horse at the st
Johnsbury fair last week.
Clarence Wilson and family returned to
Cambridge, Mass. last Saturday. - Mr.
Brown and wife of Connecticut are in town
- Frank Poland and wife visited a
Frank Browns last week. - Leah Mearl
is visiting in Morrisville. - Merrill
Hall and wife of Hardwick were in tow
last week. - LOOMS Woodward is fail
ing fast.
Newbury.
Work on the library building is progress
ing The skaters and carvers are doing
their work now
Miss Louise Keith, who has lived at Hon
Henry w. Bailey's for the past two years
and who has been in very poor health TO
some time, went to her sister in Providence
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