The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1896-10-07

MT. ana Mrs, Eugel flalBteu OF mon1poiloi
was at William Culver's last Sunday
- Mrs. Erving Stoddard and Mrs
Frank Heath are visiting in town. -
Mrs Hannah Hinkson OF Barre Is visiting
at A. W. Putnam's
NorthfieId.
j. Il. Williams and family soon go to
New York to reside.
An old-folks dance will be held Friday
evening in Armory Hall.
Hon. f. X. Jones left last Monday for the
West, where he will be absent month or
more.
Maggie Madden died last Monday at her
home on King street. Her funeral will be
held to-day.
II. N. Mattison has been appointed cash
Ter OF the Chelsea National Bank and goes
there next week.
Gustavus Boardman was fined So and
costs last week for intoxication. He made
a private disclosure.
James O'Brien, ticket clerk at the Cen
trail Vermont station, has been transferred
to Roxbury as night operator.
The funeral of Mrs. Heman Carpenter was
held last Saturday afternoon from her home
on Union street, Rev. e. q. Downey Off
ciating. The burial was in Elmwood Gem
etery.
Prof II. A. Storrs'of Burlington was in
town last week to test the generator at the
electric light station. He pronounced it as
practically what is called for in the con-
tract and predicted that 1t would work sat
isfactorily.
Miss Minnie e. Smith and Miss Dora An
drews have returned from the Boston and
New York markets, where they purchased
fine display of millinery goods. Their
opening days will be Friday and Saturday
OF this week, to which they invite the la.
dies OF Northfield and vicinity.
You'll use less of it-Harmless Soap.
PIainfieId.
1t is pleasing to announce the marriage
of Alfred G. Hookerof Hardwick to Mary A.
Lupen of,Plainfield. The ceremony was per-
formed at North Stamford, Conn, October
/, Rev. W. t. Swinnerton officiating MIR.
and Mrs. Hooker will spend a week or two
in New York, after which they will return
to their home in Hardwick, where they will
be at home to their friends after November
10. The young couple are well known in
Plainfeld and vicinity, and their many
friends join in wishing them happiness and
prosperity.
THEY are so little you hardly know you
are taking them. They cause no gripping,
yet they act quickly and most thoroughly.
Such are the famous little pills known as
De Wits Little Early Risers. Small in
size, great in results, W. e. Terrill & Co.,
Montpelier, vt.
South Ryegate.
Communion services were held in the
Presbyterian church last Sunday.
Communion services will be held in the
Reformed Presbyteria church on Sunday
Oct. IS.
John Arthur has moved to the jackson
Miller farm in Topsham, where he intends
to dstil spruce and cedar oil the coming
winter.
Elmer E. Batchelder intends to move this
week to Hardwick, where he has bought 9
building spot and will erect house Thereon
in the near future.
old-fashioned corn-husking at William
| Stevens. There will be another on Thurs
| day of this week at Fred Does.
The selectmen were called out last Satur
day on a petition to lay out road from tn
| main road leading from South Ryegate t.
Wells River, beginning at point near tn
Quint place and crossing the river to Jane
O'Rourke's They will report later
There is a strife over the appointment @
deputy sheriff. 1t is said petition ha
been sent to Sheriff Sulloway for the revC
cation OF j. D. McAllister's appointment
A second petition will be sent to have A
T. Gray appointed, and third to have MI
! McAllistsr retained and reappointed whe
his present term expires.
Mrs. Horace Martin of Bradford ha
moved into q. l.. Hall's tenement. -
Fred d. White will sell his personal erect
at auction on Wednesday, October Il
-. b. Nelson is building piazza tn
entire length of the front OF his house
60 1. l.. WEIGH is now able to use hi
crutches.
Thetford Center.
The sick are improving.
Rev. w. H.,White is expecting to leav
his charge here and go to Newport.
School began on Monday with Mr.. Sa
gent of Corinth as teacher, who boards {
G.. w. Richardson's.
The Methodist society is to hold ha
vest concert and supper at the town hall @
Thursday evening, October s. A gener
invitation is extended.
wolcott.
The proprietor of the Wolcott House,
e. Clark, is keeping strictly temperate
house.
Mrs. e. A. Gray and Mrs. +. b. Morse al
) delegates to the state Sunday-school co
1; vention, to be held in Burlington, October
7 to 10.
The Grand Army post attended IL
funeral of Charles Boynton, Eighth We
t, mont at the Congregational church, Re
e. V. Whitman officiating.
| MANY lives VI uStlulu6bS ndNo ucOh y
short by neglect to break up an ordina
cold. Pneumonia, bronchitis and even co
sumption can be averted by the prompt u
+ of One Minute Cough Cure. W. e. Terr
& Co., Montpelier, vt.
q Washington.
It The Ladies' Mite Society meets with MI
Aaron Richardson this "wednesday aft
' noon
IS The band is being recognized. 1t
tends to secure the services of some goo
4 instructor for the winter.
It George II. Flint has started his cid,
Il mill. He has put in new machinery a.
o can now do the work more rapidly than
fore.
Il d. P. Smith received the first premir
/, on his stallion, " Golden s." at the Worl,
n Fair at Tunbridge last week. G. w. Dow
ing and G. II. Smith also received PREF
"a ums on colts.
Is In the write.up of Washington fair Ii
r week the two-years-old bull credited to
7. G. Cheney was owned by M. B. Curtis
Orange. Mr.. Curtis also exhibited
bat abn