The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-08-04
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Montana this week.
Mrs. f. p. Gale and daughter OF Fort
Payne, Ala, are in town.
Rev. George Senter of Woodbury. will ex-
change with Rev. ii, l.. Hartwell next Sun
day morning.
Mrs. Mary Miller and children OF Chelsea,
Mass, are stopping at Mrs. III. G. Williams
for few weeks,
Mrs. Flora and Susie Atkins, Miss Addie
Smith, and Miss Mabel Haines are attend
ing the summer school at st. Johnsbury.
Miss Alice Thurston OF Barre stopped
with Mrs. Mary Atkins over Sunday on her
way to attend the summer school at St..
Johnsbnry.
Rev. Carl Adams and family of Adrian,
Mich were guests of Mrs. Mary Atkins
last week. Mrs. Adams was formerly Miss
Emma Cooper.
Rev. o. ID. Clapp of Fairfax preached in
the Methodist pulpit last Sunday morning.
and in the evening gave very interesting
account of the Epworth League convention
at Toronto.
The lawn sociable, held by the Epworth
League at Hermon Osgood's last week, was
attended by one hundred. A pleasant
evening was passed, games were played and
literary exercises, combined with the rare
music that was waited on the evening
breeze, all united to make every one feel
happy.
Alonzo Whittier died very suddenly at
his home in San Francisco, Cal, June 25.
Mr.. Whittier will be remembered by some
Of the older people OF this town. The years
of his children were spent on his fathers
farm where Mrs. Margaret Hopkins now
lives. Nearly fifty years ago he joined his
brother, Frank. in California and from
there went to Montana where he was en-
gagged in mining, which proved very sue
cessful. Returning to San Francisco where
he had many warm friends, he had antici-
pated much future happiness, especially
with his little son, who less than one year
ago had come to brighten the home. His
two sisters live in this town, Mrs. d. Rogers
and Mrs. Sophia Morse. His companion
can truly mourn the loss Of kind and de-
voted husband.
BARRows & PECK OF Montpelier have
Ross Ensilage Cutters in Stock but il you
want an elevator with 1t you should send
in your orders at once, as they would have
to be ordered from the factory.
Calais.
Regular meetings Of Stow Post, G. A. R.,
meet Saturday afternoon.
Dwight Ball OF Tufts College Divinity
School, preached at Maple Corner last Sun
day.
Company 1. Eleventh Vermont Regi-
ment will hold its reunion at Memorial
Hall August 81
Mr.. and Mrs Edward j. Tierney of NAL
den, Mass, who have purchased the So
called Burton House, that Is now called La
Casatte House. received their friends on
Monday evening, the fourth anniversary of
their marriage.
Herbert Martin committed suicide on
Monday by hanging Life was extinct
when he was discovered. Mr.. Martin was
twenty-five years old. Dependency and
unhappy domestic relations is supposed to
be the cause of the rash act He made an
unsuccessful attempt to take his own life
last spring.
East Calais.
w. L. Pierce finds fishing at Lakewood,
Greensboro, both exciting and profitable.
In two days trips on the lake he succeeded
in catching thirty pounds of trout, the
largest weighing about eight pounds.
Miss Glodthwaite, who has been spending
a week with the family OF W. l.. Pierce at
their camp at Caspian Lake, sustains her
Massachusetts record as a fisherman. She
landed trout weighing seven pounds, and
but for the swapping Of the line would have
succeeded in pulling in ten FOUNDER.
East Corinth.
Mrs. f. Currier of Almont. Michigan, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs f. e. Page.
Miss Lizzie Hatch who has been visiting
friends in st. Johnsbury and Danville, has
returned.
MI. and Mrs. f. G. Huntington and son
of Washington visited at Frank Thompson's
last week.
Mrs. Miller of Meriden, Miss, gave very
interesting talk in the church on Sunday on
Home Missionaries.
Miss Hattie Simpson of Marlboro Mass,
is spending her vacation with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. P. Simpson.
The entertainment for the benefit OF the
library in the hall on Tuesday evening, was
very we'll attended. All the numbers Of
the program were excellent and we'll car
ried out. New quarters for the books are
nearly ready and II Is hoped the liberal pat
ronage OF all will be obtained.
THERE is q time for everything; and the
time to attend to cold is when 1t starts.
Don't wait until you have consumption but
prevent 1t by using One Minute Cough Cure,
the great remedy for coughs, colds, Group,
bronchitis and all throat and lung troubles.
W. E. Terrill & Co.
South Corinth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Hodge are at their
Cookville home, cutting the hay.
Harvey Sumner is hired to cut the grass
on the farm OF the late Mrs. Cilley.
Emma L. II. Thurston attended teachers ,
examination at Bradford on July 81 and %.
Miss Fanny Frost Of Danville, P. c., is
spending few weeks with her sister, Mrs,
G. W. Hooker.
Miss Eva Hooker, aged six years, has
been absent from home ten months, STOP
ping with an aunt in Canada. She returned
last week.
DR.. Fletcher and Ex-Governor Farnham
of Bradford, commissioners on the estate Of
Mrs. G. P. Cilley, met at her late residence
on Monday Of last week.
Angler Grow has finished work for j. l..
Avery. John Frost takes his place. It Is
really sad that hired man ID obliged to
leave place because he cannot get enough
to eat. Let us hope that the change OF ad-
ministration will so benefit the farmers that
the poor, overworked hired man can get
enough to eat!
BURNING, itching skin diseases instantly
relieved by De Wits Witch Hazel Salve,
unequalled for cuts, bruises, burns. II
heals without leaving scar. W. e. Ter.
rill & Co.
West Corinth.
Mrs. Charles BOSNIAN and daughter and
Miss Susie Still Of Claremont, n H., ar
rived here last Saturday evening. They
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. E. l.. Still
- Alonzo Hanson Of Lebanon, N. III.
is visiting in town. - Charlie Wiggini
has gone to Lancaster, N. H., to work fol
his uncle, Arthur Wilson. - Six more
boarders arrived at Maplewood farm last
week.
Thetford