The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1896-11-18

several feet into the hill and put in two
| pretty heavy blasts of powder when the
debris from above completely submerged a
! young man from Pittsfeld, named Bert
| Wilson, and covering the boss miner all but
| his head. One old gentleman, after seeing
the situation, with true nobility of soul, di-
| rected the boys to uncover Bert's head be-
fore touching him, They were both in
standing position. The young man escaped
with only few bruises. The old miner
was less fortunate, he finding himself I'M
able e. stand and has since been confined
to his bed.
Newbury.
George l.. Andrews was in Boston last
week.
The primary department at the Seminary
closed its fall term last Friday.
II. Il Clark has moved from the Horace
Reyes house to the Henry johnson house.
w. j. Dean and Will Page are both taxi
ing rest from railroad work and stopping
at home.
Mr.. and Mrs G. j. Slack from Corinth
visited their son George at j. b. Hales last
Saturday.
Mrs. A. L Cheever from Hardwick and
two boys, are at the Sawyer House visiting
her parents.
A chicken-pie and log socable will be
held in the vestry of the Congregational
church this evening.
G. M. Kimbal is moving from the Nelson
Bailey farm to Haverhill N. H, to the
farm he bought last spring.
Miles Raynold and Joseph Henderson
have taken the Bailey farm vacated by c.
M. KiIuball, and will carry it on the next
year.
Mr. and Mrs. s. G. Stebbins received a
visit from their daughter and her husband,
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Dodge of Whitefield, last
week.
The entertainment in Seminary Hall
Wednesday evening by the scholars, mostly
OF the primary and grammar departments,
was enjoyed by large audience and real
lied quite nice amount towards paying
for the piano.
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like it because it is pleasant to take and it i
helps them. w. &c. Terrill & Co., Mont
pelier, Vt
Plainfleld.
1 desire to return heartfelt thanks to
neighbors and friends in Plainfield and vi
cinity for very generous check received.
May heavens choice blessings be bestowed
upon every giver. Mrs. o. l.. Hoyt.
Roxbury.
j. A. Donley has rented Flint and Van
Duesens blacksmith shop and is prepared
to do all kinds of work.
X. I'll. Gribben, the electrician, has put
in an electrical telephone from his resi-
dence to that of j. @. Flint.
Hon. u S. Stanton was in Boston and vi.
cinity part of last week. - Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Van Deusen are rejoicing over the
birth OF a grandchild. - Mrs. Lucreta
stanton is very low. - Mrs. Carew of
a h1r NJ 10 oit H.,
You'll use one.third less of Harmless Soap
East Roxbury.
Charles Davis, from Leicester, Mass, is
visiting at Fred Blanchard's.
Dexter Horner has exchanged one of his
large gray horses with parties in Barre.
Winnifred Foss closed successful term
Of school in West Braintree, Saturday, Nov.
Z. She will return in two weeks to teach
the winter school,
Addie Ladd closed successful term of
school in No. 10, WILLIAMSBURG, Friday,
Nov. 10. Scholars having no marks were
Theron and Grace Williams, Florence Fogg,
John Lyon and Carrie Fogg. They received
as prize book. Several nice presents
were presented to the teacher.
South Ryegate.
George Crow is building an addition to
IL
horses.
Mrs. j. w. Cole has gone to Philadelphia.
Pa, where she will remain through the
winter with her brother, Rev. William
Wiley.
DR.. G. W. Darling put in last week hunt
ing good part OF the time. This week he
is enjoying himself relating his experience.
He got several partridges, three hedgehogs
and three coons.
Mrs. j. w. George has sold her place to
Mrs. Kodes and Mrs. Cassidy. She is, this
week, picking up and packing her goods in
order to move to st. Johnsbury. Her
daughter Dora is at home helping her.
Mrs. David Boyce, who moved from here
to Concord, N. H., about three weeks ago,
died Monday, leaving husband and child,
three years old. Mr.. Boyce and child have
the sympathy of the community he 80 re-
Gently left, in his troubles and bereavement.
The committee appointed by the owners
of the Bryan and Sewall flag to investigate
and find out, il possible who tore it down,
reported the results of their labors last Fri
day night. They had spotted four promi-
nent citizens. This committee was author
lied to put the case in the hands of Hon
Samuel Page of Woodsville, N. H.. for set
Element. They did 80 Saturday and we will
wait patiently to see what the result will be.
You'll use one-third less of Harmless Soap.
Kicker Mills.
A. II. Kicker has moved the post-office
into his new Office which will accommodate
the public much better. - The River
Company have been completing the gates
between the ponds the past week. -
M,ltl hr a f.lN 49,