The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1896-09-16

uutu W Iu6 HOubb,
MANY days work is lost by sick
headache, caused by Indigestion and stom-
ach troubles. DeWitt's Little Early Risers
are the most effectual pill for overcoming
such difficulties. w. e. Terrill & Co.,
Montpelier, vt.
Randolph Center.
An infant son of Edward Eastman died
last week Tuesday after several weeks i'll
ness.
A understandable old grandson Of John
| Bolan, whose mother was visiting her home,
died Saturday morning and was buried at
West Randolph on Sunday. The parents
live in Rutland.
Bonnie Davis tried to wheel bicycle
with one hand and carry scythe and snath
in the other. AS the result, he is laid up
with a deep cut in his leg that required sew
eral stitches to close.
DIR. Noyes has been heard FROM having
reached Seattle, Wash, on his return from
! a three-years' cruise as surgeon of the
| Alaska Fur Seal Company. He expected
to leave that city on Monday.
If the remainder of the report of the COM
mission TO examine the Normal Schools is
no more accurate than that which has been
published, it would lead to the conclusion
that they had better do their work over
again, and to the suspicion that they had
an AK to grind.
Roxbury.
The young friends of Mr.. and Mrs. r. II.
Gribben gave them q reception last We'd
nesday evening.
The Reading Circle will hold its next
meeting at the village school-house next
Saturday evening, All are invited.
Rev. M. H. Wright's colt became fright
ened Saturday afternoon, near the fish
hatchery, throwing Mr.. and Mrs. Wright
out and overturning the wagon.
Miss Ethel Heath of Bethel visited
| friends in town on Saturday Fred
Ellis and mother returned 20 Chicago on
Thursday. - Mrs. DR. e. K. Ellis of
Brookfield is visiting ia town. - The
Misses Grain have returned to their home
in New York
East Roxbury.
Some of the neighbors assisted Jonas
Steele in raising the frame of his barn last
Saturday, but, on account of the rain, they
did not finish the job.
Cards are out announcing the marriage of
Frank e. Allen, formerly of this place but
now of Randolph, to Anna FL. Wheatley of
East Brookfield, which is to take place at
the home of the bride on Tuesday evening,
September %.
Mrs. Frank Merrill and friend from
Lowell, Mass are guests at l.. A. East
mans. - AFRO Boyce came home from
the hospital last week much improved in
health. - Mrs. Effie (Bates) Peavey and
little daughter, from Tunbridge, visited
friends in the place last week. - Alice
Webster is teaching school in Braintree this
fall.
North Thetford.
Charles Jaquith leaves for Yale Theolog-
ical School this week, where he begins a
three.years course of study for the ministry.
Willis Earle, who has been at the head
of the department of Bellies Lettres in Saint
Pauls School, New York, for several years,
has returned to his work.
Among recent arrivals are Nellie M.
Berry of Boston, Rev. B. s. Gilman of Ran
dolph, Charles Davis and family of Alton
Mass, Isaac Hosford of White Mills, Me-,
Mrs. f. Marston OF Olcott.
Thetford Academy opened its doors for
the fall term last week. Under the princi.
palship of Professor Westfall, who brings
with him an able corps of assistants, it
would seem that the institution, dignitied
by so many years of successful work, vas
again destined to become one of the large
schools in northern New England.
The funeral of j. T. Hosford was held
from his late home on Thursday. Up to
within three or four years, Mr.. Hosford had
in the social, political, and moral life of this
village. Add to this the fact that he con.
trolled the large Hosford estate, and 1t will
become more evident as time passes that he
leaves a vacant place in our community that
can hardly be filled.
lOpSudms
Josiah Page, who has been very sick, is
improving. - Dean Corlss is to stay
with Josiah Page this winter and go to
school. - Alvah Corliss has returned
to town and has been staying at the home
of B. p. Boyce.
Tunbridge.
Our baseball nine has twice beaten the
Chelsea nine.
Henry King of Lawrence, Mass, having
given the band the privilege of erecting a
band.sta upon the corner of his lot,
the band, with the assistance of citizens has
awaited itself of it.
Sadie Howe has gone to Weathersfeld to
teach - Mrs. Golf is sick with measles.
- Mr.. Whitney of Worcester, Mass,
has been visiting at George Swans. -
A girl baby comes to the home of Henry
Williams Burt Brown and Mrs.
Simon Ordway have gone to the hospital in
Hanover for treatment. - Mr.. Stevens
of Mortified is visiting at B. Sargent's.
Waitsfeld.
CT Ford & Son lost good work-horse
} last Saturday.
Rev. A. b. Enright preached at Warren
: last Sunday in exchange with Rev. MI
Wright
: Charles Frieze sold his place, furniture
, etc, at auction last Saturday. Mr. FIieze
and family expect to stert for southern
California in few days.
lien e. Mehuron fell from load OF hay
on Sunday, September II, striking on his
head and nearly breaking his neck. He il
not yet able to move his head.
The Waitsfeld ball team played on the
: fair ground at Waterbury on "Wednesday
and Thursday, losing both games. On Sat
urday they played the Fayston club ano
;, won the game by score OF 80 to 3.
! The members of Waitsield Lodge o
! Good Templars are requested to attend thu
: meeting on Friday evening, September 10
Visitors are expected to be present and re
o freshments will be served. Don't forge
: the date.
y IT don't rot cothes-Harmless Soap.
: Walden.
!. Putnam j. Jennison is making extensive
y repairs on his buildings, Eben Perkins
=, doing the work.
o A potato sociable will be held on Friday
~ evening at Carpenters Hall. The ladie
4 will furnish refreshments.
/ Mrs. Allie Buffum and her daughter Dora
, from Roatou are visiting in Walden anl