The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1896-12-16
East Barre.

Professor w Il Corliss has q large class
in vocal music which he meets here every
OF Foresters gave ball and oyster supper
at the Opera House Friday evening. Mu.
sic was furnished by Downing's orchestra.
80 Work was begun last Thursday on
the cellars OF the three new houses which
Jeffords Brothers are to erect or their land
on Washington street. Sargent Brothers
have their new block we'll under way.
80 Frank and Fred Martin of Marsh
field visited their grandfather, Jacob Cutler,
last week. - Mrs j M. Stone and son
Edward of Brookfeld visited at George
Waterman's last week. - G. w. Stevens
took trip to Boston last week. returning
via. Newport, N. H., where he made short
stop with his brother.
Cabot.
Mrs. L. 9. Lance is closing out her felt
hats at cost She has also added to her
stock full line of Christmas goods, dress
Innings, trimmings, etc, dressmaking in
connection.
The school directors have appointed DR..
l.. w. Burbank superintendent of schools in
place Of DIR. Goodale, removed from town.
Christman is to be observed at Lower
Cabot under the auspices of the reading
club in that place on Thursday evening.
The Methodist Sunday 'hool at the village
is to participate. At the Congregational
church in the village the festival will be
observed on Friday evening. chicken-pie
supper will be served in the vestry.
Will the good people to whom the Lower
Cabot Reading Circle loaned their curtains
some time ago kindly leave them at the
pos ,-office at Lower Cabot this week?
Christmas will be duly observed at the
Congregational church on Friday evening,
December %, with appropriate exercises by
the children. Chicken-pie supper at the
close. All are cordially invited. - The
Epworth Reading Circle will meet with
Mrs. Mary Atkins next Friday evening.
- Rev. DR.. A. l.. Cooper of Plainheld
will occupy the pulpit Of the Methodist
church Sunday, December q, in exchange
with Rev. j. A. Dixon.
About sixty friends and relatives gath
cred at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Adams last Saturday evening for a
farewell visit, a. MIR. and Mrs Adams are
soon to move to Barton. They were the re-
cipients of a chair, a clock, table-cloth and
several smaller articles for which they
were very grateful. Cake and coffee were
served and a pleasant evening passed.
The following officers of Morrill, Post. No.
II, G. A. r., were elected last Saturday
Commander, H. l., Russell; Senior Vice
! Commander, Daniel Hopkins; Adj1tant, q.
G. Phelps; Quartermaster, f, l. Knapp;
Surgeon, G. Spencer; Chaplain, 5. b.
Blodgett; Officer-of-the Day, A. M. Clark
Officer-of-the-Gua G. Shepard. Morrill,
Relief Corps and Camp Sons of Veterans
are assisting the Post in every possible way,
and are in a prosperous condition.
You'll use one-third less of Harmless Soap
East Cabot.
Mrs. w. I. Abbott is spending few days
| in Montpelier. - Mrs. William Carr is
at work for Mr.. Yaw of Plainfield. -
Mrs. W. l.. Adams and daughter have re-
| turned from Toronto, Ont, where they have
been for the past few weeks, and are stop
ping at her fathers, E. III. Clark's. -
N. FL Cate is out again after hard attack
OF the grip.
Officers elected by Stowe Post and Re.
| lief Corps for the year to come are: Com
mander, 7. 7. Lamphere; Senior Vice
Commander, Charles Bumpus; Junior Vice
Commander, Willard Fay; Surgeon, M. Z
Goodell; Chaplain. q. B. Wheeler; Quar-
termaster j. F. G. Hammond Officer Of the
Day, Henry Richard; Officer of the Guard
Lewis Strong, Stowe Relief Corps: Pres
dent Nervie L. Foster; Senior Vice-Presi
| dent, Lizzie E. Fay: Junior Weep President
Isabel f. Leonard; Treasurer, Jennie f
lain, Alice B. White; Conductor. Rosie I
Bumpus; Guard, Betsey Hopkins; Dele
gate to Encampment, Jennie e. Lamphere
Alternate, Emma s. Eastman.
The annual meeting of Wyman r. Bur
nap Camp Sons of Veterans for the election
of officers is next Saturday evening. -
Remember the whist party at Memorial
Hall next Friday evening Music for dane
ing will be furnished and refreshments will
| be served. The cantata entitled
"Santa Claus Home " will be presented a
the Christian church Thursday evening
| December a.
You'll use one-third less Harmless Soap
Sodom.
Mr.. Ladoo, the blacksmith. came nea
having a serious accident one day last week
He with his son, Charlie, was coming
around the curve from the west road, dOwI
the hill near Lee Templeton's, when he wa
thrown out and his horse ran. Charlie wa
unable to gain the reins, and Mr.. Collin
stopped the horse at his house, went bach
and helped the unfortunate man whose in
juries were not fatal. - The schoo
opened Monday with over twenty pupil
and Mrs. K. %. Bailey as teacher. -
Mrs. M. G. Brown is with her son, K. Z
Brown, to remain until after Christmas
Elmer Kelley is taking bushes
course on Seminary Hill. - EleanO
Slayton has gone to Montpelier to atten
school at the Union School.
East Corinth.
d. w. Hatch was at home over Sunday.
The creamery paid its patrons twenty-on
cents for November butter.
Mrs. Estelle George sold her furniture
auction, last week Monday.
R. s. Norris returned to Keene, N. H., @
Thursday, where he is to work the comm
winter.
E. B. Corliss of Franklin Falls, N. H.,
in town. The report is that he intends
move back to this place.
The CongregstIonalists hold their Chris
mas tree in the church, Thursday evenin
December "a. All are cordially invited
attend.
The East Corinth Dramatic Club will ri,
an entertainment and dance at school-hou
hall next Friday evening, commencing
eight o'clock. Frank Eastman, the wei
known elocutionist and impersonator, wi
assist the club, as will Misses Maud Fishe
Anna Devoll, Mr.. Charles Page and Re
w. II. Faunce. A box supper will
served, and Malen Hambleton will furnit
| music for dancing.
ScALY eruptions on the head, chappt
hands and lips, cuts, bruises, scalds, burr
are quickly cured by DeWitt's Witch Haz
Salve. 1t is at present the article most US,
for piles, and it always cures them. w.
TarrilI % 10 Mammalian VT