The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1896-08-26

Api thO NOW liDidIy lOI tulluItn Will W ~
the way Of an entertainment called the
" Sleeping Princes" in Seminary Hall on
Wednesday evening" August 20 Admission
twenty-five cents. This entertainment is
worthy Of patronage and is for good cause.
John p. Garland had shock on Sunday
and Is in critical condition. - Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. M. Brown have returned from their
wedding tour. - Mrs. DIR. Aldrich from
Boston, recently visited Anna Morse at T. @.
Reyes. - j. G. Marcey's mother, from
North Haverhill, is spending a few weeks
with him. - George and Mary Wilder
made short visit last week at ID. Y. Ford's.
60 Minnie Merrill spent last week in
Plymouth, N. II. - Rev. j. L. Merrill
and Ella M. Bixby attended the Orange
County Sunday-school Convention at Ran
dolph Center last week. - Mrs. M. II.
Dickinson and daughter Nellie we're recent
visitors at Eugene Morse's on the town
farm. - Mr. and Mrs. Joel Bailey, from
Corinth, visited their daughter, Mrs. ID. M.
Bond, last week - Mrs. Brock and
child, from Texas, are visiting Mrs. Anna
Reyes. 60 Thomas 9. Keyes and Ed
win A. Bailey attended the coaching parade
at Lancaster, n. II. Frank Prescott
of Boston is making his annual visit in
town. - A son was born to MIR. and
Mrs. Frank p. Leighton on Wednesday,
August 49,
DON'T trihe away time when you have
cholera morbus or diarrhpa. Fight them
in the beginning with DeWitt's Collie and
Cholera Cure. You don't have to wait for
results, they are instantaneous, and it
leaves the bowels in healthy condition.
W. e. Terrill & Co., Montpelier, Vt.
Wells River.
Schools are to begin Monday, September 7.
w. ii. Silsby Of Newbury was nominated
for representative at the caucus last week
Tuesday.
The entertainment committee of the
Ladies' Aid Society are preparing an enter
tainment for the first week in September.
Rev. John Kendall of Pennsylvania,
formerly pastor of the church at South
Ryegate, occupied the pulpit last Sunday.
Any one finding or having found ticket
for the concert at Woodsville, Friday even
ing, August %, will please return it to Mu-
rie e. Goodwin.
johnson & Thayer are to have their
steam riding gallery at South Ryegate fair.
| so all want to go with an extra amount OF
change in their pockets.
At the republican rally to-day (Wednes-
day. United States Senator j. H. Gallinger
of New Hampshire will address the people.
William A. Lord OF Montpelier and other
speakers will be present.
Bertha Goodwin, who has been with Mrs.
Albert Bailey through the summer, has gone
to her home in Groton to remain a week,
after which she will go to Bradford to stay
with her brother and attend school.
Never's Third Regiment Band of Con-
cord, n. H., gave an open-air concert at
Hale's Tavern, Monday evening. A plat
form was built just north Of the house for
the band, and was decorated with flags and
bunting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. w. Potion are boarding
at K. G. Parker's. - Mrs. Albert White
law is spending few weeks at the Weirs
- Hattie Munsell entertained a party
of friends from Bradford to luncheon after
the concert Monday evening. - Will
Russell is taking vacation - Will
Hubbell and Clarence Clough spent Sun
day at the formers home in North Dan
! vile.
PIainfieId.
Erastus Batchelder is ill with rheum-
atism.
Workmen are treating the station to a
coat of paint and otherwise improving the
looks of it,
A large delegation attended the fair and
races at Barre last week, and a few went
on the excursion to Plattsburg.
Judson White, who had for long time
been in feeble health, died last week. Mr.
White was about eighty years of age.
The schools in town will begin next Mon
day. The teachers in the village are l.. l.
| Leonard of Calais and Jennie K. Hodges OF
Randolph.
Rev. A. L. Cooper and wife, II. @. Perry
anu Wllb, MIS- UdCkSDu, duu OIutISi
are attending the Mortified camp meeting
this week.
The game of ball between the Plainfield
nine and the Graniteville club, at Plainfield
on Saturday, resulted in favor Of the Plain
field team.
There will be no services at the Meth
odist house next Sunday morning or even
ing, as Rev. A. l.. Cooper is attending camp
meeting at Mortified.
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ILL.,, with his sons Paul and Philie, aud
Hon. and Mrs. John Pratt OF West Con.
cord are visiting Rev. and Mrs. L. f. Fort
ney.
AS B. @. Leaser wa coming to the village
last Friday afternoon, his harness broke on
the Bancroft hill. His horse became fright
ened and unmanageable. throwing Mr.
Leaser out near the residence Of Eugene
Cree. The wagon was somewhat democrat
lied and Mr.. Leaser was quite severely in
jured.
Ralph Dewey, while playing ball with the
Marshfeld nine at the latter place last
week, in running from the second base 10
the third colided with the third baseman
and fractured both bones of his leg below
the knee. He was brought to Planteld
and the fracture was reduced by DR.. w. f
Lazelle.
A republican rally will be held here
Thursday evening, at which William A,
of the campaign. The Montpelier Military
Band and delegation from the Montpelier
League clubs are expected to be present
1t is hoped that sound-money men will be
out in force.
Randolph Center.
s. G, Worse and family have returned
from their carriage trip to Canada
The horse-sheds in the rear of Grace
Church are being extensively repaired.
The fall term OF the town schools is tC
begin Monday, September 7, week later
than usual.
The Normal School begins its years.
work this week with prospectively good
attendance.
Bessie Holden entertained a few of hel
friends Saturday evening, it being her sew
enteenth birthday.
A republican flag-raising was held at the
Adams creamery on Monday afternoon
with an address by Hon. Forrest c. Man
chester OF Boston, native OF that schoo
district.
1t is expected that Rev j. o. Sherburn,
of Williamstown will preach at the Meth
odist church next Sunday in exchange will