The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-06-16

him advertise I'm advance to induce peopl,
to keep their sugar for him. Many goo(
sugar makers were caught in the trap, som'
| of them to the extent OF lol ling their entir,
crop and when the time for buying cam,
they gave him leave to pay the magnifcen
sum OF four cents per pound, and claimed
they could buy an unlimited amount at tina
price. - The panther, catamount Of
| some other wild animal has begun to max,
music in the night. - Lester b. Dow
has gone to Marshheld TO work as oversee
| in a woodworking shop. - Miss Sadi,
Humphrey is to have an exhibition at the
close Of her school at North Corinth on thu
Goth.
SOME for ten, some for twenty and some
| for thirty years have suffered from piles and
then have been quickly and permanently
cured by using DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve
the great remedy for piles and all forms OF
skin diseases. w. K. Terrill g. Co., Mont
| pelier, Vt.
North Duxbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Kennedy were
| called to Barre last Friday, to attend the
| funeral OF his father, Thomas Kennedy.
- Quite number attended the dance
at Richard Burke's last Saturday evening
All report good time. - Mr.. and Mrs.
l. W. Thomas are visiting relatives in
Moretown and Fayston. - Mrs. Martin
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Burke.
East Gilmore.
Melvin Morse is at home for few days.
Mr. o. Foster OF Cambridge is in town
visiting friends.
j. r. Parkers little boy Urbane had his
feet burned quite badly last week.
The grange meeting at w. G. Swift's was
we'll attended, and all had good time.
Some climbed the eagle ledge and pro-
nounced the views fine. The next meeting
will be at Mr., Gould's in Calais, June %.
Children's day was observed here, the
West Woodbury. school joining with our
school in the exercises. The singing and
speaking were very interesting, especially
the singing by the little ones. The house
was very prettily trimmed. Rev. Mr..
Dickinson of Cabot gave very interesting
sermon from Acts 16: 30, 81. The Lords
Supper was administered by Mr.. Dickinson,
Rev. Mr.. Ross ASST sting,
West Fairlee.
Tent caterpillars are becoming great
pest. They are almost as numerous as the
locusts of Egypt. They would be in our
bread-pans If they could find them. Unless
there are some active measures taken to ex-
terminate them, they will entirely destroy
our fruit crop. - Grass looks finely.
Having will commence early this season,
but corn is quite backward in consequence
of the cool wet weather. - There was a
Sunday school rally at Fairlee on June IL.
1t was an excellent meeting, but there was
not SO large an attendance as was expected.
All enjoyed Secretary Miller's talks on
Sundays chool work. Rev. Mr.. Webb and
Rev. Mr. Barnard from Bradford, Rev. Mr.
Fogg of Post Mills Rev. Mr.. McDuffee OF
Thelfo bad part in the exercises. Mrs
Hooker of Bradford sang. lunch was
served in the vestry between the services
North Fayston.
Frank Porter of Northfield visited in
town last week. - Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Hathaway of Moretown visited her mother
who is quite 20 )rly. - Mr.. and Mrs. q.
Spauldng visited last week her aged father
who is quite feeble - James Neill, Mrs.
Posnett and Nellie Griffin visited Annie
Posnett in Burlington last week. -
Jamie, son OF Eugene Griffin, got badly
scalded by boiling water spilled on him, but
| quite i'll with pneumonia. His condition is
not considered dangerous.
Groton. ~
Mrs. Emma Hildrech of Boston, Mass, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Ella Vance, who is
very sick. - Mrs. A. G. Taisey is visit
ing friends and relatives in Worcester,
Mass. - Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kicker of
New York, are visiting friends and rela-
tives in town. - The sale of ladies' gar
ments at Mrs. g. II. Pillsbury's millinery
store, last Thursday, was we'll attended.
| - The Ladies' Aid Society are prepar-
ing to have Fourth of July celebration
- M. H. Whitehill stepped on rusty
nail last Saturday, driving it nearly through
his foot. - Mr.. and Mrs T. B. Hall and
| Mrs. T. j. Cochran were in Albany this
week Tuesday to attend the funeral of Miss
| Clara Vance Of that town. - A. M
Heath has bought lot of land near his
neat market OF 1. M. Kicker. - The To-
cal lodge Knights OF Pythias, will observe
next Sunday, as Memorial Day. The ser
| ..,,Il ha oil hu Rnu Nv T TnI1
- The tax bill is in the hands of the
collector. All who pay before August 81
will save collectors fees. - John Oar
ling has sold building lot near the depot tc
George Weber, who expects to build q
double tenement house on it this summer
- d. n. Richardson and wife, and soI
and wife with two servants, are expected tt
arrive this week Thursday, to occupy theil
summer residence. T. B. Halls lum
Der mill finished saving its seasons supply
last Saturday. The output being sbou
10000. - The ladies OF the Baptist anG
Methodist societies canvassed the town las
week in the interest of Sunday-school work
- The Y society met at the home o
Mrs. G. j. Bailey on Railroad street las
Friday evening. Miss Carrie Drew Of st
Johnsbury was present to help organize tn,
society. We are pleased to learn tina
the town officers have determined to rio
this town of the liquor business Three ar
rests were made last week by Officers Har
vey and Coffrin, and it is understood tina
more arrests are to be made this week.
MoretowR.
G. G. Evans has improved the churcl
lawn very much by grading and seeding it
- Mrs. Mary Hoffman has returned
from a weeks visit at her daughters, Mrs
Bart Casey Of Middlesex. - Mrs Ar
thur Bruce of Montpelier is visiting rela
tives in town. A fine entertainment
is to be given in Waterbury next Thursds,
and Friday at the opera house. by Edson'
Projectoscope, which displays moving lif
scenes on canvas. His best concert phono
graph will furnish music while the picture
are being changed. The program will b.
very interesting and we hope many of on
people will attend.
East Orange.
Michael French, who is ill at w. s
Paine's, is failing. His brother who live
in Bristol, visited him last week. Mrs
Warren Curtis, who is in poor health 1
stopping with friends in Chelsea and is be
ing treated by DR.. Goss - A. G. Cole
man is doing carpenter work in Bradford
- Mrs. Henry Palmer of Manchester
n. H., is visiting her daughter Mrs. jaime
Rouhan. - Several attended the Child
ren's Day exercises at Waits River on Sun
day afternoon. - Il. l.. Sanborn i
spending the week in Manchester, N III
Donnie Rouhan is taking his place in thu
store. - Children'a nav was ohoarya,