The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1896-01-08


MIR. and Mrs. williams OF Boston are
making their winter visit at Mr.. McClarys.
Lake Morey has afforded much pleasure
for skaters. Large parties have enjoyed 1T.
Mrs. II. l.. Rice vas called to Bradford
last week by the illness and death Of her
mother, Mrs L. Il. Newton
Mrs Royal Morris is in poor health.
- Mrs. Bythrow and daughter are con-
vaescing. - Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ban
croft went to their new home in Newport,
| N. H., last week.
Fayston.
| Henry Backus has bought the Dan
Grandy place for 5000
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Howe are rejoic.
| ing over newborn son.
Miss Ida M. Thampson, teacher in the
Spaulding Graded School, spent the holi
| days at home.
The auction sale OF Mrs. Robert Maxwell
was we'll attended and nearly everything
brought good price,
There has been large number of logs
cut on the mountain, and lumbtrmen are
| getting anxious about snow.
The high wind of December 81 blew down
| Robert Kew's new wood-sheu; also part
of James McCaughins barn.
EVERY woman should read the advertise
ment, useful Books Given Away. on
| page one. Cut out the coupon and send as
| directed.
North Fayston.
The Sunday school has chosen these Off.
GERS for the ensuing year: Superintendent,
| Merton Davis; secretary and treasurer,
George II. P.ase; librarian, Mary Howe (;
teacher, class No. /, Allen Howe; No. 2,
Merton Davis No. 3, Hattie Howe; No 4,
Viola johnson.
Eugene Smith is at work for g. Dumas in
the laundry at Waterbury. g Mary Mar
BILE has returned to the seminary at Water
bury Center.
o. N. Nourse is in poor health.
The musical convention is postponed un-
| til the second week in February
HeI bert Vance cut his foot last week
while chopping in the woods.
The Week of Prayer ia being observed by
the Methodist and Baptist societies alter
nately.
The woman's Christian Temperance
Union will meet with Mrs. Alex. Cochran
next Friday at three p. M.
Charles E. Corruth and Lois M. Plumer,
both of Groton, were married at the home
of the parents Of the bride January l.
A Mr.. walbridge of Concord, has been
here he past week writing up the history of
the town for the St. Johnsbury Republican.
T. B. & /. N. Hall have sold their sheep
and lambs, over 30 in number to William
Kicker of Woodsviile, to be delivered in two
weeks.
About seventy five friends met last Mon
day yening at the home OF b. F. Clark and
presented Mr.. and Mrs. Clark with silver
water set
Chase of Plainfeld were married last Mon
day at the Methodist parsonage in Groton
by Rev. o. M. Boutwell,.
w. Goodwin who has been sick for
two months, died last Saturday, aged sixty
three years. His funeral was held in the
Methodist church, Rev. o. M. Boutwell,
fficiatiDg.
A CARD.-We, the undersigned, do hereby
agree to refund the money on fifty CT Mt
bottle of Greene's Syrup of Tar If it fails to
cure your cough or cold. We also warrant
twenty five cent bottle to prove satisfac-
tory or no pay. We also refund the money
twenty-five cents) on box of Neu Rol Pills
If they fail to cure your headache. Hall &
Cochran, GrotOn; III. P WEIGH, Groton; j
r. Darling, GrOtOn.
East Hardwick,
The Baptist church held its annual dinner
and roll call last Saturday, with a full at
tendance.
Hon. G. j. Bell and T. G. Bronson are at
tending the State Dairymen's Convention
at Rutland this week.
The states attorney could find chance
to do little missionary work here il re-
ports about the ardent are correct.
Caledonia Grange will hold its annua
dinner and install officers, January 81, The
officers are: Master, T. G. Bronson; over
seer, G b. Cook treasurer, f. A. Fay; sec
rotary, Fannie Stafford; steward, f.. s
Montgomery; assistant steward, K. b. Fay
lady assistant steward, Maud Fay.
The annual meeting of the Lamolle Val
ley Creamery Association was held January
2. The association made IL, 100 pounds o.
butter the past year, at an expense OF three
and four one hundredths cents per pound
T G Bronson, d. K. Goodrich, w. d
Young. #. S. Montgomery and j. A. Nc
Dowell were chosen directors for this year
L. G. Bronson was elected president anC
manager, and d. E. Goodrich secretary anC
treasurer.
Miss Carrie Woodruff spent her vacation
with her parents. She teaches in Wlliston
- Amelia Kidder returned to her schoo
a. Cam bridge, Mass, Saturday. - Miss
Florence Delano is in poor health.
Marshfield.
Ralph Ide was sick the greater part Of las
week
w. d. Smith returned to Tufts Colleg,
last Monday.
The store court has been unusually bus.
the past few weeks.
Grant West has begun work in Edson'
square bulter-box shop.
The cards are out for the marriage O
Silas II Unwin and Idella N. Tucker.
The Eastern Star chapter of Cabot visited
at Mr.. aud Mr.. Joseph Mears' recently.
Mrs W. H. II. Mears visited her daugh
ter Mrs Slack. in St. Johnsbury, last week
Mrs Eli Edison has been very sick tn
past two weeks with shingles, but appear
to be slowly recovering
| Byron Pitkin stepped on nail, last week
! and inflicted wound over an inch deep
I 1t has been very painful, but he is impro
ing.
EVERY woman should read the advertise
ment, "Useful Books Given Away" OF
7 page one. Cut out the coupon and send a
. directed.
!, Frank White and wife visited at b. Il
Chester's last week. They have rente
their house in the village to W. e. Lamber
ton of Greensboro Bend, who will tax
immediate possession.
There will be promenade concert a
/ Meader's Hall on Saturday evening, tn
proceeds to go towards paying for an orga