The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-10-06

p. l.. Whiting, the jeweler, leaves for
East Corinth this week, where he is to open
a shop for the repair Of watches, clocks and
jewelry.
After an absence of twelve years or so,
the Washington post-office is expected to
return to the south end Of the village about
the 18th inst.
Charles e. Emery has finished his labors
for the season, tucked up the towns poor
snug and warm for the winter, and now
talks OF going camping.
III. G. Moody, the driver Of the stage from
| Barre to Chelsea, holds an auction at his
| farm on the 18th inst, to dispose of his
| cows and some other property.
The Ladies' Aid Society gave musical
entertainment at the Baptist church last
week Monday evening, at which G. r. Tag
CART OF Topsham appeared in number of
| selections.
The house of Frank Cheney now being
completed at East Barre, is to be occupied
as a clearinghouse by Mrs. Frank Cheney.
| The house of Lafayette Cheney is nearing
completion and is already rented.
On the completion of the through canal to
Klondyke, Leon Bishop is to trim his sails
for the diggings. Everett will be close
| second. Should the canal fail to pan out,
they will go TO Bolton.
The new polisher in the Pioneer marble
shop, assumed the tonsorial guise behind
the. BARRIERS chair last Saturday evening
and polished off the chins of the bows to
beat the band. Next
| Certainly you don't want to suffer with
| dyspepsia, constipation, sick headache, sal.
low skin and loss of appetite. You have
| never tried DeWitt's Little Early Risers fol-
these complaints or you would have beer
cured. They are small pills but great reg
ulators. w. Il. Terrill & Co.
Ryegate.
Over twelve hundred people attended the
auction of the Waterman Wright farm. The
farm was bid off for $1,000 by man from
Providence, r. /. - Misses Arabelle anC
Lille Symes are spending few days will
their cousins in Tilton, N. H. - Mrs
Wright lis visiting in Boston. Mis-
Ida Martin gave her younger pupils very
pleasant outing last Saturday by taking
them to st. Johnsbury for the day. They
| visited the Athen8um, museum, the fish
hatchery, and other places. - Mis-
Anna Nolan made short visit at HON,
last Saturday.
South Ryegate.
Last Thursday Mr. and Mrs. James Nc
Kay were made happy by the arrival of
daughter.
George Roben wants everybody to ge
out their Bible and look up the ninth chan
ter and first part Of the sixth verse OF Isaial
and judge from this how he has been feeling
since last Saturday.
Some of the ladies and lots of the mel
that were listening would like to have II
X. McNiece explain what he meant by tn,
expression or word he used when he tol(
j. d. McAllister and w. r. George wha
they we're last Monday evening. 1t is tn,
general opinion that he has shown to the
public just what he is in this post-office at
fair.
The post-ofice war that has been goin(
on here for some time and has created lot
Of strife and hard feelings as well as mad,
lots Of bitter enemies as usually is the cas-,
in such wars, practically came to a clos,
last Monday evening when the petitions
were compared by the two candidates
Miss Hall had 161 patrons of the Office ant
ninety odd republican voters. Mr.. Hubbard
had sixty-four patrons of the office, anC
about ffty-five good republican voters.