The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1896-11-25

some time in the near future. 80 Last
Thursday night some one in want OF chick
ems for Thanksgiving, or some other purpose,
went to the hen roost OF A. q. James ana
selected fourteen nice chickens, bled them
there aud carried them away. - James
Ross starts for Scotland Thursday morning.
80 DR.. j. b. Darling has sold to Alex
ander Davidson one-halt of the old Darling
farm, including the buildings.
You'll use one-third less of Harmless Soap
Kicker Mills.
Kate and Julia Tellia were visiting friends
here last Saturday. 80 The thermometer
stood at zero at five o'clock Monday morning,
and four below zero near South Ryegate.
STAFFORD.
Pneumonia prevails in this vicinity. Mrs
Lydia (HoyD Buzzell widow of the late
John G. Buzz3ll. died OF this compla MT No
vember 16 aged seventy-nine years, seven
months On the day OF her burial there
were inferred at South STAFFORD the brother
of Matthew Reyes and his wife Ellen pat
terson) both dying of pneumonia Their
| home was in Sharon, a little beyond Straf-
ford line, but Mr.. Reyes did much business
in our town and was esteemed Tor his abil'
ty and integrity.
Thetford.
Mrs. Frary has bought the Roberts house
and moved in to the same. 60 Mrs. Helen
Slade has gone to Salem, Mass, to spend
the winter with her daughter, Mrs. Leon
Turner. 60 Hon. Edgar Bond of Wo-
burn, Mass, is making his annual visit to
his brother Freeman. - Mrs; Nettie
Sargent was called to STAFFORD by the death
of her uncle, Mr.. Reyes. 80 Mrs George
Worcester has been soliciting religious read
ing matter and clothing to fill two or three
barrels to send to Hampton, Va, to the
colored school where Jennie Worcester has
been teaching for several years. - The
school at the academy closes this week,
- Mrs. Wilson and daughter have
closed their house and returned to Massa'
chusetts for the winter.
To cure all old sores, to heal an indolent
ulcer or to speedily cure piles, you need
simply apply DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve
| according to directions. Its magic-like &C
ton will surprise you. w. K. Terrill ~ Co.,
Montpelier, Vt.
North Thetford.
Mrs. Katie Ladd Ball of Barre is home
for a visit - +. G. Thickett expects to
move into his new house December l. -
Herbert Holt and wife of the Lyme SIDE,
have lust returned from ten days visit to
Boston - Mrs. Roy Carroll of White
| field N. H. is visiting at her mothers
- Alice Taylor of Danbury, N H., has
come to spend the winter with her uncle,
Deacon Clay. g. The steam mill runs
about two days in the week. - A. W.
JAG uith carried load OF Christian En-
deavorers to Hanover, last week. -
onward Stevens and and wife have been
visiting their daughter at Alton Bay, n. II ,
for the past three weeks. - Mrs Ma,
lendy at the Bow, has sold her farm and
personal property at auction. - f. y;
Earle and family of Lexington, Mass, will
take Thanksgiving at the old home.
You'll use one-third less of Harmless Soap.
Waitsfield.
Enough snow fell here on Saturday night
81, oil tpl,1 ont IN
Der %.
THANKSGIVING services will be held at the
CONGREGATIONAL church on Thursday at
1874 A. NJ.
To reduce stock of goods before Deem
Der /, o. G. Eaton will make some very low
prices on goods for few days.
Mrs G, Mathews started for Black Hall
Conn, last Friday morning. She is to pass
the winter there with her husband.
II. B. Cady and wife started for Paw
tucket, r. l., on Monday. They are tc
, spend the winter with their son Parker.
The second lecture in the course will be
on Tuesday evening, December l. Iht
speaker will be Rev. 6. W. Morrow of Ran
dolph Subject, " Life Sketches"
About sixty-five, old and young, gathered
at the Home Circle, Wednesday Afternoon
and evening, with Mrs. G. f. Eddy. A
|. very pleasant time was the verdict OF all.
Inc annual CulChtu-plb ltSbiNdiy idoo Il "a
. day evening, at the Congregational church
was one of the pleasantest and most sue
a cessful ever held. About $40 was realized
: CT. Eddy has lost a nice driving mare
l On going to the barn, Monday morning, thu
mare was found dead. The cause is no
known, as she was all right the day before
CT. Eddy has traded his interest in tn
4 Waitsfield aud Warren Creamery with MOI
8 ton and Boyce for their stock of hardware
tinware, tools, etc. Mr.. Eddy has ais
; bought o. G. Eaton's stock of groceries
r etc, and rented Mr.. Eaton's store for
term of years He will move the hardwar
q business to the Eaton building which ha
been a tin and hardware store for abou
/, forty years.
! Washington.
b Mrs. B. r. Seaver is at Corinth caring &c
her mother who is i'll.
l. Miss Martha Taylor is visiting at Lei
= anon, n. ID
s The South Barre Dramatic Club playe
3. their drama Enlisted for the War" I
school-house hall last week Thursday evel
ing.
Prof Corliss OF Willamstown met thoi
g. interested in having singing school hel
IS last Friday evening, and will be here aga
K this week.
t. The village school closed Nov. 20. Ed
l. Briggs, Olive Calef, Tia Downing, Ann
90 Flint, Annie ard Nellie Green, Bessie ar
10 Ernest Mcdonald, Beulah Palne, Dean Dc
~ yer, Victoria Green and Bernice Brig
OF were neither absent nor tardy during u
8, term. Nellie Kinzie, Blanche and &c
30 trude Chamberlin were absent but one-hs
day. Number of pupils, seventy-six; ave
age attendance, sixty-eighi. The loss
days in the two departments amounts
ba eight terms of ten weeks each for one p
rs- pill. This 10 s furnishes material Tor refie
ge ton on the part of parents. We take plei
= ure in behalf of all inter, sted in the schOC
"a in publicly expressing our thanks to He
're l G. Calef by whose generosity the tel
III was extended two weeks. Signed Mel
M NJ, Tillotson, Frank II. Benedict, teacher
ow You'll use one-third less of Harmless Sos
IIo Waterbury
lin The regular Thursday evening prayer me
ing of the Congregational church will
. omitted this week.
No preaching services at the Congregatio
On church next Sunday. Sunday school, Jun
and Young Peoples Society of Christian
y deavor, as usual.