The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1896-02-26

| cure. stops itching and burning. Cures
chspped lips and cold sores in two or three
Waterbury.
The Ladies' Union met with Mrs. Charles
Clark yesterday afternoon.
The Philomathians met on Friday after
noon with Mrs. @. ID. Robinson.
The Junior Hpworth League held very
enjoyab social In the parlors Of the Meth
odist church last Wednesday evening.
A goodly number of young people at
tended the play Of dot, the Miners
Daughter" given in Seminary Hall at the
Center last Tuesday evening.
The eighteenth birthday Of Anna Davis
was the occasion Of happy surprise last
Friday evening. A large number Of her
friends gathered at her home to celebrate
| the event.
Beedle's " Novelty Banjo, Mandolin and
Guitar Clubs will give q concert at the
Opera House next Monday evening. They
come highly recommended and are worthy
Of patronage.
The d iarterly session of the Washington
County Good Templars' Union is being
held at Montpelier to-day. The afternoon
at 2: IS O'Clock and will be of interest to all.
The annual meeting Of the village cor
poration will be held at Village Hall next
/ Monday evening at q: 80 O'Clock. The re-
port of the village officers for the past year
has been printed and is now ready for dis
| tribution.
The entertainment at Duxbury Corner,
last Saturday evening, proved q success
through the untiring efforts Of q few en-
thusisstic people desiring to raise funds to
procure flag for the school house on Cros-
sett Hill. AS result. over 500 was raised.
G. w. Richardson, late Of the firm Of
Richardson & Luce, has purchased half
interest in the clothing business OF @. f.
Wheeler, located at the corner Of Main and
wishes Of many friends and the respect OF
this entire community will accompany Mr..
Richardson in his new venture.
The event OF the season. from q patriotic
and religious standpoint will be the ad-
dress OF Rev. j. W. Hamilton, DID,, Of
evening at 1880 o'clock. DR.. Hamilton has
won wide fame as an able and eloquent
speaker. The subject OF his address,
"War," will be Of far more than denomina-
tional interest, and will deal with the fun
damental principles Of good citizenship.
friends with you. Let the house be
| crowded.
Mr.. aud Mrs. L. j. SWEET spent last Sum
day in St. Adams. - Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Anterior visited friends in Winds or
last week - Martin Mcintosh is in
New York on business. - Miss Katrina
| Landt is at home from West Topsham,
where she has been teac hing. - Henry
| Fullerton has recovered from his recent i'll
ness and is again on duty at the Record
office. - Mrs George Atherton has been
visiting in Williamstown. - Flora
Scagel is spending her vacation at home
from Sharon, where she has been teaching
school. - Charles Smith of Dighton,
Mass, is visiting his brother-in-law, Levi
Davis. ~ Edward Norway has located
himself in Richmond, having bought bar
Der business, and will take possession at
once. - Mrs. Heman Morse is recover.
ing from her recent severe illness. -
Miss Hancock Of East Hardwick, former
teacher in the High School here, is visiting
friends in town.
Waterbury Center.
Mrs. Lovina Psrcher has gone to Chicago,
where she has q step-son, who Is very low
! with consumption.
George R. Sawyer Is moving on to the
Eggleston farm, in the east part Of the
town, which he has bought of George
Graves.
The woman's Christian Temperance
Union will hold public meeting in the
Baptist church, next Sunday evening, to
which all are invited
The drama OF dot, the Miners Dau Oh
ter" which was given by local talent, at
Seminary Hall, last week Tuesday evening"
was finely rendered before large audience.
Miss Lena Luce and Harry Dillingham; Of
W ,odstock visited their people here for a
day last week. - Rev. L. o. Sherburne
will preach in the Methodist church next
Sunday morning and conduct quarterly
communion services.
A CARD.-We. the undersigned, do hereby
agree to refund the money on fifty-cent
bottle OF Greene's Syrup Of Tar if it fails to
cure your cough or cold. We also warrant
| q run fy Ava 10 To-
tory or no pay We also refund the money
| (twenty. five cents) on a box of Neu Rol
Pills il they fail to cure your headache.
j. A. Gilmore, d. G. Hayes, Waterbury
Center.
Williamstown.
Des. Francis Carleton is very feeble at
present.
William Riddel has been quite i'll of late
with quinsy.
Oliver 8. Walker seems a little better for
the last day or two.
Miss Myrs, daughter OF Wesley M. Seaver,
is visiting in Massachusetts.
Miss Lizzie Prescott is about to go to
Barre for the coming summer
Mrs. Denison Martin will remain for the
present with her son-in-law, Eugene Call,
in this village.
Jason Martin has contracted his butter for
the coming year to Barre firm at twenty
three cents pound.
As Andrew Burnham was descending the
stairs from his room, last M )nday, he fell,
injuring his back severely.
Mrs. James Beckett and sister of Boston
returned to their home, last week, after
visit OF several weeks here.
One of our farmers tells us OF having hired
good farm hand, at twenty dollars
month, for the coming season.
Mrs. G. Elizabeth Tarbell has been spend
ing the winter in the vicinity of Chicago.
Her daughter, Miss Edith, is in Chicopee,
Mass.
Mrs. John Adams and daughter, Miss
Emma, are at present in East Brookfeld,
detained by the illness of Mrs. Adams
grandchild.
A four-horse load OF the members of the
Conversational Club OF Northheld were at
the home OF Rev. j. o Sherburne last Mon.
day evening.
Under the auspices of the Grange, Rev.
@. Fl. Morse Of Brook field will deliver free
lecture in the Town Hall on Thursday eveR-
ing of this week. Subject, The Armenian
Massacres."
George Patterson OF Brookfield is In town,