The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1896-11-04

l.. X. Wells, with wife and son, returned
from Boston on Friday last
The sawmill of Wiley & Magoon is now
in running ORDER and is said to do good
work.
The Pembroke brothers are cutting lum-
Der on the lot they lalcly purchased of N
A. Rhodes.
The closing exercises of the school were
diversified by dialogues and declarations,
with refreshments of oranges and peanuts.
The flags at the Center and at Shady
Rill are badly tattered and torn by Ne
braska wind, but will last through this
weeks campaign.
Putnamsville.
Will Culver who has been i'll with ty-
Did fever il slowly improving. e.
Mrs. H. W. Kemp of Montpelier was in
town on Sunday. - Nurse Bailey of
Montpelier is at G. g. Putnam's, caring for
Miss Haiti 80 Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Dill
Ion and daughter of Barre and Miss Agnes
English of Montpelier spent Sunday at G.
NJ. Whitney's. 60 Perley NJ. Carr OF
Shelburne is visiting in town.
TETTER, eczema and all similar skin
troubles are cured by the use of De Wits
Witch Hazel Salve. II soothes at once, and
restores the tissues to their natural condi
ton, and never fails to cure piles. VIE
Terrill & Co., Montpelier, Vt.
Newbury
Flags were displayed quite freely flag day
Communion services were held at the
Congregational church last Sunday.
The Congregational church has been in
vited to send its pastor and delegates (by
the West Newbury Congregational Society
to the installation and ordination of Rev. r.
III. Abercromhie, to take place on Friday.
The church voted to accept the invitation,
and chose George b. Barnett as delegate to
attend with its pastor, Rev. j. l. Merrill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks of st. Johnsbury
visited at I. G. Keyes' last Saturday. -
Chester Bailey, from Stowe, is visiting his
daughter, Mrs. G. j. Richardson. -
John Avery has moved from Mr. Humph.
rey's into the upstairs tenement in the
" Yellow Boarding House," - w. H.
Worthen stopped off over night on his way
home from Boston on Thursday. Mr.
and Mrs. Andrew Mcfarland of East Cor
intb visited at Albert Coriss' on Friday.
West Newbury.
The Halloween party at Miss Dora John
ston's was attended by about twenty.
James Minard is improving his building
with good coat of paint Others would do
we'll to follow his lead.
The ordination services of Rev. Mr.. Aber-
crombe will be at the church next Friday
afternoon. Rev. Messrs. Barnard, Cool
edge, Merrill, Sumner, and others, will be
present.
PlainfieId.
There will be sacred concert next Sun.
day evening at the Congregational church.
Nelson Shorey has moved his livery
business from the hotel barn to his own
stable.
The Christian Endeavor Society will hold
a sociable at the Congregational parlors this
week Friday evening.
Mrs. G. f. Woodward, Jr., with children,
and Mrs. W. F, Lazelle are spending the
week in Brookfied and Randolph. -
Mrs G K. Woodward, Jr., spent last week
in Montpelier with her husband. - l..
l.. Leonard, principal of the village school,
went home on Tuesday to vote. - John
Pratt, member from Concord, with his wife,
spent Sunday with Rev. l.. F. Fortney.
- Miss Alice Lazelle spent last week
in Montpelier, attending the exercises Of
ladies' week. - Colonel Fitzgerald was
seriously injured last week by being struck
on the head with an iron pick. - Mrs.
Charles Lombard is in Barre with her
daughter. Mrs. john Worcester.
Roxbury.
The creamery building is being repaired.
j X. Burnham is ere sting house near
G. j. Burnham's.
j. Moses Bell has sold his meat-market to
William Campbell of Braintree.
1t is reported that catamount has again
been seen this fall--by Frank Jerd east of
Beaver Meadow.
Zed S. Stanton has been appointed town
clerk, to fill the vacancy caused by the
death of the late clerk.
Miss Ricketts, was at her home in Ran
dolph last week. - Mrs. Way of Barre
is al H. G. Van Deusen's Billings
D,Dr. s,fN Pixrnr In iait OF
p. O'Gradys over sunday. - Rev. Mr..
Markham, wife and son of Roy were at
Rev. NJ. ii. Wrights few days last week.
- Mrs. Belle Veasey of Bethel is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Jonas Ferris. -
Miss p. j Wiley started Tor her home in
Washington on Tuesday. - o. w. Or
cult has returned from Lebanon, n. III.
You'll use one third less of Harmless Soap.
East Roxbury.
Clarence Fuller has sold his farm on the
hill to Wallace Blanchard.
Hattie Kidder was at home from her
school in West Topshanl on Saturday and
Sunday.
About forty of their neighbors called on
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank K. Allen last Saturday
evening. Refreshments were served and a
pleasant evening, with games and music,
was passed by all.
trict last Friday afternoon. Celia Duphany,
Mabel Ladd. Louie Blanchard and Mamie
Duphany received prizes for perfect at
tendance. An album was presented to the
teacher.
Kicker Mills.
A. H. Kicker will finish making bobbins
this week.
On Saturday evening, Mr.. and Mrs Rowe
held q reception at the home OF A. III
Kicker, the house being filed with theil
many friends, who left many tokens OF love
They went on Tuesday to their home al
Manchester, n. IL.
Miss Mary Emma Kicker, only daughter
of A. III. Kicker, was married to K. L.
Rowe, book-keeper of Merchants National
Bank of Manchester, N. H., on the 9th o.
October at the resiC ence of the brides
| father. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. Thomas Teller OF Groton.
Topsham.
John Miles, who has been very sick, IL
able to ride out.
E. A. Hood has been improving Nhi
buildings by adding piazza to his house.
A large shed is being built at the cream
cry ia which the wood is to be sawed b,
| steam.