The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-03-31

to the cheap brands ROYAL BAKING PowDEE
co NEW YORK.
West Corinth.
Mr.. Morrison will preach here in the
church on Sunday at eleven o'clock.
Giles Kenyon and wife are going to Low
ell, VT, instead Of Massachusetts as re-
Gently reported.
Mrs. Albert Thompson has been in poor
health all winter. She went to East Corinth
last week to see DR.. Brown.
Elmer, q nine years old son OF e. L. Still
had :the misfortune to cut his foot quite
badly with an axe last week.
]. P. Virgins has engaged Miss Abbie
johnson to teach the spring term Of school
commencing on the first Monday in May.
North Duxbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abel Lewis of Burlington
are visiting relatives in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Conant are rejoicing
over baby girl born last Friday.
Milo Ranlin's baby fell out OF chair one
day last week, breaking one OF its arms.
Samuel and Carl Morse have taken
George Morse's sugar place to carry on at
the halves.
North Montpelier.
OF those upon the sick list in the village,
William Chaplin, e. j. Hamblet ond George
Nye are still confined indoors.
For the next four Sundays there will be
no services at the churches at the East and
Cobb, is to be absent during that time upon
his annual vacation.
That the new roller mill lately put in by
our popular miller M. " B. Hollister, is do
ing excellent work is evidenced by the fact
that he is, and has been for several weeks
past, crowded with work.
The ladies connected with the "social
circle are to hold new sugar festival ard
poverty party at Union vesty on Thursday
evening of this week, to which everybody Is
invited. The object, to repair the church,
Is worthy one and it Is confidently ex-
pected that there will be a generous turn.
out.
West Fairlee.
Mrs. Richard Smith has returned from
her visit to Lowell. - Albert Bliss, who
has been taking course in embalm
ing in Boston, returned home Saturday
- Cards are out announcing the
marriage of Charles w. Stevens Of this
place to Mabel Hutchins of East Barre
- G. w. Krook has moved to Leomin
ster. - G. 9. Coburn has let his sugar
place to Roscoe Illsley.
West Fairlee Center.
E. v. Churchill has decided to sell his
farm. This is one OF the best kept small
farms in town.
Mrs. Benjamin Hurst, Sr., has returned
to her old home to live with her son, Ben
jamin Hurst, Jr.
The Blood brook patrons OF Lakeside
creamery are purposing to send their milk
to the North Thetford creamery.
Harry Southworth has finished his lum
berng. He has put about 100000 feet O.
hemlock into the r. G. Corey mill in the
past three weeks.
The bondsmen OF M. W. Brooks have de
livered him up and he was taken to Chelsea
Jail by Sheriff Miller, March "a, TO avail
trial in June next.
Eugene Shattuck has moved from the
Churchill place, into the house with hi
mother, Mrs. Wiltshire, where he will re
main until he takes some farm on shares.
Gouldsville.
W. H. Allen is to work for Mr.. Phillips a
Mortified.
Frank Glazier returned to work from Lit
Teton, N H., on Monday.
Wilbur Brown is putting his logs int,
the river at Gouldsville this week.
Mr.. Shontell has moved from Mrs. Alder
Rich's house, near the village, to North
field.
Mrs. A. +. Andrews is in Barre and Mis-
| Cora Eaton OF Barre is keeping house TO
| Mr.. Andrews.
Heber Dole is to move to Mortified 500
| and John Clark Is to move into Mrs. HaI
nah Marbles house.
| J.W. Gould's factory started on Monda
morning on full time after shut down c
five days for repairs.
1T is surprising what "wee bit of
thing" can accomplish. Sick headache
constipation, dyspepsia, sour stomach. di,
illness, are quickly banished by Dewitt
Little Early Risers. Small pill. Safe pill
Best pill. W. e. Terrill & Co.
Hardwick.
Miss Mabel Way of Burlington Is in tow
The electric light plant is once more
operation, but the inside circuit only is rul
Ned Mack and college friend, Fay Low
ell, are spending the Easter vacation
town.
The ladies of the Congregational societ
gave an 90" supper at the church parlo
on Tuesday evening.
An entertainment, followed by a socia
was given by the Eastern Stars on Wedne
day evening of last week, and very plea
ant time is reported by all who attended.
Lanesboro.
Balch and Sawyer have finished the
winter work and returned to Hardwick.
| James, ATbHuT anu SudTlob SdIboI nd
finished work here and returned to We
Barnet.
Nelson Brassaw, who has had large j
of Lewis Lang, finished last week and
turned to Barre, where he has stone j
for the summer.
Mitchell Goslant has shipped seventies
cars of bark the past winter to II. A. Cl
ting, Boston, Mass. Mr.. Goslant expects
finish logging this week, and will have t
largest stock for several years.
Jonn spcer has gone to West Barnet
Z work for George Stuart the coming summ
, - j. p. WILDER, who has had tes
here to work this winter, found one OF I
horses dead in the stable last Wednesd
morning. - II. j. Miller was in Woo
Vile, N. H., last week looking up the lu
i Der business. - John Goslant, who /
charge OF the Mitchell Goslant mill at w
(, den, was here on business on Saturds
+ - Arthur Wilder OF st. Johnsbu
was here on Saturday looking after CHI
, stock lumber.
y ALL druggists and gen eral dealers Ike
4 Neurotic Oil in stock and recommend 1t
o nearly all the ills, aches and pains viii
o suffering humanity is heir to. 1t Is an
/, fallible remedy In case OF need, and shot
:. always be close at hand. Used both int
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3 take and always effective. The children
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