The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-11-17
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sewerage from his house to the river.
| Rev. L. o. Sherburne of st. A lbans Wis
| tied his brother-in-law, Rev. DIR. w.
Hazen, last Friday,
Miss Emile Stevens is supplying va
cancy in the Spauding graded School o
Barre for two weeks.
Dutton & Richmond have their new casl
system completed and Miss Eva Harvey
will be installed as cashier.
The High School opened on Monday
The grammar and intermediate and pri
mary grades are still closed.
The ladies OF St. Mary's parish gave {
sugar party at the parish house on Tues
day. Warm sugar on snow was served.
Bishop Hall held services at st. Mary
church last Tuesday and christened the in
FAINT son of Rev. and Mrs. j. s. Sutherland
at their home.
Farnsworth & Deuel. have opened an at
tractive line of crockery and hardware il
the old Huston store, which has been en-
tirely remodeled.
About half of our people have been lux
uriating with cutters for the past few days
The rest continue to drag around on wheels
but not on bare ground.
1t is expected that the Conversations
Club will meet at the Mortified Hous
next Monday night as the guests of 9. NJ
Davis, Esq, and listen to p iper by w. w
| Holden.
Rev. Andrew Gillies OF Trinity church
Montpelier, preached at the Methods
church Sunday morning and gave an ad
dress at union temperance meeting in tn,
evening.
The fire department responded to cal
last Friday night to go to Gouldsville to as
sist in putting out the fire in Charles Heath
| barn. The barn and contents were tota
loss and the house was barely saved.
Public Thanksgiving Day services will
be held at Concert Hall at 1880 P. M. Thurs
day, November %. Captain John l.. Nose
| ley will preside. There will be four ten
minute addresses by the resident pastors.
The death of Mrs. Simon Judd occurred
last Friday morning at her home on Mali
street. She had been ill for several weeks
and her death was not unexpected. The
| funeral was held on Monday at eigh
o'clock, Rev. E. G. Downey officiating.
Mrs. R. W. Demeritt died at her home al
the Center Village Tuesday of last week
She had been in feeble health for severa
months and fell q victim of consumption
| She had won the love and admiration O.
many since her removal here from Will
Jamestown about two years since. The fu
| neral was attended at her late home Thurs
OF WilliamstOwn officiating, assisted BY
Rev. L. P. Tucker. The remains wer'
taken to Waterbury Center for interment
South Northfield.
Mrs. Mabel Hill has been visiting in
Warren caring for her daughter. Mrs
George Long, who is ill. - Mrs. Har
riet Glazier has gone to Nashua, N H., tt
spend the winter. - Mrs. Nelson Tyle
closed another successful term Of schoo
here last week. - Hosea Blanchard
To- nnrIxy nj snk. l,n. 49,
Francis Wright's house and will run thu
new grist mill for Rice & Partch. -
Fred Fisher has gone to Everett Mass, tt
work for Martin Simons, formerly OF thil
place. Mr.. Simons is meeting with goot
success in the grocery business.
George Kiser is visiting relatives in town
DR.. w. e. Lazelie has enlarged his Office
The Universalist society are repairins
their church.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Wells are visiting theil
son In Cambridge.
Mrs W. e. Lszelle spent Saturday with
friends in Burlington.
Mrs. r. d. Richards visited in Montpelier
and Barre last week.
The Plsinfeld Creamery Company paid
twenty-one cents for October butter.
Clinton Cutler has been repairing, paint
ing, papering and otherwise improving the
interior of his house.
John Shorey is soon to close his services
with Liveryman ii. s. Parks and Con
Parks is to take his place.
Chester Sanborn had one foot severely in.
jured while at work for the railroad com.
pany one day last week.
A. N. Flood has purchased of G. Wood a
boiler and is setting 1t upon Neysmith brook
for the purpose of distilling spruce oil.
Miss Laila Harvey of Montpelier and Miss
Elizabeth Hanson OF Barre spent the first
OF the week with Miss Bessie Lazelle.
f. W. Forsythe, d. d. G. NJ of North.
field, and M. N. McIver Of Barre visited
Wyoming Lodge r. and A. M. on Thursday
evening.
Arthur Batchelder has been wrestling
with the measles and little daughter OF
Bert Townsend's is down with the same
disease.
The schools in town closed November 8,
for three weeks vacation. In district No
7, Grover Townsend and Cherrie Laird had
no marks during the term Misses Atkins
and Austin are to teach again the winter
term
Death removed from our midst ON Satur-
day evening, one of the oldest and most re-
spected citizens of the town in the person
OF Ira H. Page. Mr. Page had been in
feeble health for long time and as he was
nearly eighty-two years old, his decease was
not unlocked for, but his presence will be
sadly missed by all for his sunny disposition
made him pleasant companion of the
young az we'll as those nearer his own age
His funeral was attended on Tuesday the
interment being in the village cemetery.
South Ryegate.
d. r. Buchanan came home from New
Orleans on Saturday, looking hale and
hearty after an absence of six years. He
will return the last of this week - The
Ladies' Aid Society will give chicken
pie supper at the Endeavor room OF the Re-
formed Presbyterian church on Thursday
evening of this week from six TO eight
o'clock. Mr. Jackson will give short lee
ture on his travels in foreign countries, in
the audience room after supper. - Mrs.
l.. A. Jackson and Miss Maggie Arthur
went to Philadelphia on Friday and will
return this week. g The winter term of
school for advanced scholars began on Mon
| day with Mr.. Gilbreth OF Barnet, teacher.
There is no need of little children being
| tortured by scald head, eczema and skin
| eruptions. DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve
gives instant relief and cures permanently.
] W. X, Terrill & Co.