The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-04-07

| Jne Outnt IMAM any Oh the others.
John Ryan went to Boston on Monday
| with stock.
Clark Reid has sold his house to Mrs
| L. X. Gibson and intends to move to
Bethel.
John Ryan has sold the land that he
purchased of Ezekiel Skinner to II. 8.
Laird.
The Home and Foreign missionary So
| ciety will meet this afternoon with Mrs W.
| B. Page.
| The Woman's Christian Temperance
| Union will meet on Saturday afternoon with
| Mrs. A. N. Lane.
| A union Fast Day service will be held at
| the Congregational church on Friday even
ing. Rev. A. l.. Cooper will preach.
The farmers for the past week have had
all they could do to care for their sugar
orchards, this proving to be one OF the best
sugar seasons so far that has been enjoyed
| for several years.
Owing to illness in the pastors family,
| the usual church visit at the Methodist par
sonage was not held this winter, but the
ladies are arranging for q chicken-pie sup
per to be served from five to ten O'Clock on
| Thursday.
| Mrs. belinda Lombard is visiting at St.
Albans. - Miss Katie Wiley OF Tops
ham is visiting at j. A. Foss'. - Nelson
Hamel and wife returned from their trip to
Group and whooping cough are child
chitis, and other throat and lung troubles,
can be quickly cured by using One Minute
Cough Cure. w. e. Terrill g. Co., Mont
pelier, Vt.
Mrs. G. g. Sargent has gone to Deerfield,
Mass.
Mrs. H. T. Howe and daughter have re-
turned to Hanover, N. a.
The mission Band met with Miss May
Warner on Saturday afternoon, March q.
Mrs. Sidney Ward was called to Corinth
this week by the sickness of her mother.
Mrs. G. W. Knight has gone to Newbury
to spend week with her sister, Mrs. d. 8.
Fulton.
The saw-mill at the Star Mills started up
on Monday, with George W. Warren as
head sawyer.
Mrs. Louise Gillett of Boston, Miss
Douglass OF Randolph. and William e.
Smith OF Hanover, N. H., are home for short
vacations.
The schoolmates and friends OF Miss
Edith Brooks were given a sugar party at
the home Of her uncle, Henry Sargent, on
Wednesday evening, March "a.
Roxbury.
Mrs. N. 8. Ellis is in Boston getting the
new spring styles in millinery.
Grin Ray is at work for L. Webb, and has
| moved his family to East Granville,
Charlotte Shepherd and Lura Worcester
have begun work for Roys & Chase in their
| hair-pin factory.
Heman Averill and wife,, recently Of
Montpelier, have moved on to their farm
north of the village.
twenty-eighth anniversary on Friday even
| ing at the Congregational church at 7: 80
Hon. Frank Plumley of Mortified has beer
| invited to deliver lecture. All are invited
| East Roxbury.
Mr.. Hutchins will preach here for a little
time.
Winifred Farr is having vacation of ter
days from her school in Randolph Center.
F.O. Allen found one of his work horses
dead in the stable one morning last week.
Leila Webster is home from her school il
birmingham, Mass, for the spring vacation
Mrs. Lepha Allen is in Brookfield caring
for Mrs. Seviah Steele who is very i'll with
grip
Mrs E. Bowman and her sister, who have
both been very i'll with the grip, are gaining
slowly.
The creamery building has been put IL
place ready for the machinery which II
soon to be put in.
Maude Field, who has been living at E
e. Bowman's the past year, has gone II
live with Mr.. Battle at Braintree.
Emmonds Howe purchased pair o
horses in Montpelier last week that tip tn,
scales at 200 pounds.
Cecile Buck and Florence Hall took tn,
teachers examination in Brookfield OF
Wednesday and Thursday OF last week.
Weitzel Webster did not come home from
Burlington last week as was expected, a.
he had TO undergo another surgical opera
ton.
John Verge is moving on to the farm
which he has taken lin West BrO0kield
He has hired Eddie Hutchins from Barre t,
work for him this summer.
The sugar makers have been kept bus.
day and night the past week in the suga
woods. N. w. Cady has made about on
thousand pounds and Fred Blanchard abou
seven hundred pounds of sugar.
Evangelists Shaw and Smith held thei
last service here on Thursday evening
These meetings have continued for tire
of this community. Mr.. Shaw asked al
who had received definite help in the meet
ings to RISE Thirty persons stood up.
Thirty years is long time to fight s
painful a trouble as piles, but Jacob Mitch
ell, of Unionville, Pa, struggled that lon
before he tried DeWitt's Witch Haze
Sslve, which quickly and permanent
cured him. 1t is equally effective in eezt
ma and all skin affections. W. e. Terri
& Co., Montpelier, VT
South Ryegate.
George Doe has gone to Bradford to wor
in the creamery.
Gertrude Park went to Newbury las
Monday to work for James Hale the comm
summer.
There will be sugar festival and sociabl
: at James Vance's, on Thursday evening
this week. All are invited.
Invitations are out for reception give
: in honor OF the fiftieth anniversary Of San
: uel Mills on Friday, the 9th. There wi
undoubtedly be large gathering.
DR.. John Thomas has decided to go
3 Wells River to locate as veterinary su
geon and DIR. George Stevens has decide
to go to White River Junction. They al
both fine young men of good morals and d.
. serving OF the patronage OF all that are
. want Of advice in their profession. We pr
: dict for them a fine business as they al
l both young men and have just graduate
8 with high honors at veterinary college
0 New York,