The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1896-10-21

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visited i'm town last week, went from here
to her sisters In St. Johnsbury. == Mrs.
Della Case of Boston is visiting relatives in
| town. DIR. and Mrs. Arthur freeman
of Chicago visited friends in town last
week. - John Green, who has been re-
pairinp and remodeling his house the past
summer has IL nearly completed. -
Deacon William Graves and Terence Gala
gan are taking their annual trip to IN lrket
| with a drove of cattle. - Mrs william
Graves recently returned from visit TO rel
atives in New York. - Charles Smith,
who has rented the house owned by Dea.
U. A. Clark for the past few months, will
move to East Braintree in few weeks.
- Mrs. Marcus Peck and Mrs. Fred
Fullam are among the excurslonists TO Bos-
ton and Vicinity this week - M ARGUS
Peck is on business trip to Massachusetts.
Cabot.
Union services will be held in the Meth
odst church next Sunday, Rev. S. G. Lewis
of Marshfeld officiating, morning and even
ing, in exchange with Rev. j. A. Dixon.
The first of the lecture course of the
Christian Endeavor Society will be held in
the Congregational church on Friday even
ing, October 80, by the Imperial Quartette
of St. Johnsbury, assisted by Mrs Anna
Spencer Frost, reciter.
Archie Stone, who broke one leg last win
ter and has been in Burlington for several
,
caused by the broken limb, has returned
home. His foot is nearly restored TO its
former strength. He is much improved in
bodily health and is able to go without the
aid Of crutch.
The Lower Village Reading Circle met
last week Monday evening at Ira f. Haines'
to reorganize. Mrs. M. S. Haines was
| chosen president, Mrs. Lee Short and Mira
b. T. Elmer vice-presidents, Mrs. M. l.
Wheeler secretary, and Wendall Hickte
| treasurer. A very pleasant evening was
spent, thirty-four being present. The next
meeting will be with Mrs. Cordelia LOOMS
on Thursday evening.
Carl Fisher is attending the veterinary
| college in Toronto, Canada. - Rev. III.
l.. Hartwell will take weeks vacation,
going to Massachusetts on the excursion. In
| consequence, there will be no morning ser
vices in the Congregational church on Sum
, day. - Mrs. Jennie Rogers and son
Earl spent part of last week in Montpelier
with our reprepresentative, b. g. Rogers.
- Henry Hills goes this week Wednes-
day to Leomnster, Mass, to visit his
brother Isaac. - Mrs. Il. O'Neil and
son 90 on the excursion to Boston this
week, accompanied by several others from
week to Boston and New York to obtain
medical treatment for one of his knees
which has troubled him for several years.
You'll use oue-third less of Harmless Soap.
Calais.
There is to be cotillion party at Memo
| rial Hall on Friday evening.
There is to bo series of revival meetings
at the Christian church, commencing Thurs
day evening.
There were $50 or more present at III. E
Hawkins husking on Saturday evening
husking 400 baskets of corn.
MANY lives of usefulness have been cut
short by neglect to break up an ordinary
cold Pneumonia, bronchitis and even con.
sumption can be averted by the prompt use
of One Minute Cough Cure. w. e. Terril
& Co., Montpelier, Vt.
East Calais.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Letter of Ports
mouth, Va, arrived on Saturday and arr
visiting relatives here. Mrs LETTER will b,
remembered as Mary Hammond.
Mrs. Lucy (Flanders) Hammond died a
the residence of her daughter, Mrs. G. K
Dwinell, Oct 16, from injuries received
by fall three weeks before. She was borI
in Warner, N H., Nov 3, 1912, and was
married in 1880 to James NJ. Hammond o.
| Windsor, VT, removing, few years later
to Calais. In 1867 they went to ShCpiere
Wis Mr.. Hammond died and was buried
there in 1872 his wife returning to Calais
where she spent the remainder of her life
She was sustained througe her life by he
strong UniversaIist faith, and it frightened
at last, through long hours of intense suffer
ing the way she was anxious TO go. Th'
funeral rites were held Sunday, Rev. l.. f
Fortney and Miss e. II. Goldtbwaite Off
ciatng. One son and daughter are left q
mourn the loss OF a mother whose hand
were ever employed in doing something 70
their comfort and for the good of others.
You'll use one-third less of Harmless Soap
Chelsea.
g. e. Godfrey has been appointed coleC
tor of taxes, in place of o. b. Copeland re
moved from town.
f. b. Dickinson has sold the house in tn
upper village now occupied by A. NJ. Burn
ham to L. M. Towner of Orange for S37t
possession to be given April /.
The board of civil authority will meet a
the town clerks Office on Saturday after
noon, to make changes in the check lis
preparatory to the presidential election.
Hale X. Darling and Maybell NJ Hyd
were married at DR.. A. b. Smiths o.
Wednesday noon of last week by Rev. MI
Sherman. They left at once for brief tri
to Burlington and Montreal, and returne
home Saturday night to begin housekeepin
in the Norton house.
At the late annual meeting of the Amer
can Board of Commissioners for Foreig
Missions, held at Toledo, Ohio, Rev. d.
William III. Davis was chosen member {
tn6 PRUDENTIAL com mlJte6 OF Jne DOdrC
This committee, having its headquarters /
Boston, has charge of all the foreign missio
work of the Congregational churches
The kidnapping" case on Monday of la
week might be made into a sensation;
story. The facts are these: Mrs. Carrie
Norris OF Lexington, Mass, a daughter
Carlton Slack, while in town for few day
became satisfied that her eight-year-ol
brother Frank would be better off in h
home than in their fathers, and obtaine
permission for his absence from school fro
his teacher, took him with her to Sout
Royalton, where they took the train for h.
home. 1t is generally considered that Il
matter is well enough as it is, and had be
be let alone.
b. II. Adams, Jr.. has rented part
Mrs. Copeland's house. - George FULL
and wife have returned TO town from Los
ell, Mass, and have moved into the Kimba
house in the lower village. - Wilder
Dearborn is at Montpelier, working az mig
porter at the Montpelier House through u
session. - Dan. b. Smith and wife
New York City are making their annu
visit at the Orange County Hotel. -
Mrs. George Hutchinson aud daughters a
o to remove this week to Pinehurst, N. {
where Mr.. Hutchinson has been for son
y time. - Rev. g. f. = Partridge of Ra