The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-09-29
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and get prices before purchasing. o. g.
Eaton.
Steve" Bennett started for Massachu-
sets on Monday. He expects to work for
@. A. Reed.
Rev. A. B. Enright returned from his trip
on Saturday. Mrs. Enright was suffering
from a bad cold and unable to accompany
him.
The Waitsfeld boys went to Middlesex
last Saturday and played the Middlesex
ball team. The score was 10 to 3 in favor
of Waitsfield.
William Palmer and wife started on Tues
day on q three weeks carriage drive through
York state as far as Lake George, then
south to Connecticut and home through
the eastern part OF the state.
Mrs. Nellie McGregor returned to her
home in Boston on Monday. Mrs Nc
Gregor has been spending several weeks
with her mother, Mrs. Berry. 6 Mrs.
Ida Vinton and daughter Mildred returned
to their home in Massachusetts on Monday.
- Miss Cora Kelly remains about the
same as last week. She is still very sick
girl. - Another council Of ministers
was held at the Congregational church on
Monday.
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dyspepsia, constipation, sick headache, sal
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never tried Dewitt's Little Early Risers for
these complaints or you would have been
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Vershire.
Harley Jackson is visiting his parents,
Elder g. W. Jackson and wife. - Mrs.
George Fits is seriously and, it is feared,
dangerously i'll. Her sister, Mrs. George
Hood, is caring for her. " Mr., and Mrs.
Thayer Of South Corinth visited her sister,
Mrs, s. ii. Martin last week.
Miss Alice M. Kyle, field secretary OF the
woman's board OF foreign missions, gave
very interesting lecture at the church on
Wednesday evening. There was quite
| good audience present. - Mrs. Theron
Dow and her father-in-law, John Dow,
| have returned from visit to relatives in
Wentworth and Lyme. N. H. = The
creamery paid sixteen cents for August
butter. - Our first hard frost came on
Tuesday night of last week nipping gardens
and cornfields. - Miss Matte Clough
returned to her school in Boston on Mon
11sy, - Fred Alderman from Harvard.
Mass, has been in town recently. Whiie
| here he purchased some COWS to take back
with him. Mrs. Alice Batchelder AID
| rich is spending some time with friends in
Boston. - Meetings were held several
evening of last week conducted by Elder =.
e. Aubrey. Mrs. Elizabeth Church
has returned after an absence Of several
weeks spent in visiting friends in Barre,
Waterbury and Waits River. - The
woman's missionary society will hold Its
monthly meeting at the parsonage on Thurs
day afternoon Of this week. - Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert Virgins visited his parents in
Corinth last week. - X. @. Darling, now
foreman at the Maplewood farm in Corinth
is sick with the measles - Mrs. Clogs
ton has returned and is occupying her newly
repaired house at the village.
Post Mills.
Rev. Charles G. Fogg went to Portland
Maine last week on his bicycle - DR.
George e. May and wife of Newton Center
Mass, have been in town calling on friends
Miss Helen Currier of Norwich IL
teaching the upper school. - Miss Alic,
Kyle, field secretary Of the Atlantic Boar(
of Foreign Missic,1a, gave lecture here OF
the eyening of the 21st. - Rev. Mr.
AbeYcrombie Of West Newbnry occupied
the desk at the church on Sunday in ex
chDnge with our pastor. Mr.. AM
Mrs. n. f. Lawrence Of Walpole, N. H.
and Mr.. Raymond of Keene, N. H., are a
e. W. Raymond's. - Miss Fogg of Port
land, Maine, is visiting her brother; Rev Rev
tague City, Mass, was in town on Sunday
- On September 10 a daughter wa
born to Mr.. and Mrs. George Douglass; OF
the Dist a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. JOIN
McClary; on the Oath daughter to MI
and Mrs. Harry Higgins.
West Topsham.
f. e. Kimball of Newbury and W. E
Bradford of Barre were in town on Sunday
- Ralph W. Newton has gone back t.
New York city, where he is attending
4. medical college. &c. X. Church ant
wife are visiting relatives in Rockville
J Conn. - Wallace Campbell and wifi
move to Warren, N. a.. this week. The
are to have charge of farm. - Mrs
, Carouth has gone to Orange Center to worl
in the family Of George Cook. She is helT
ing care for Mrs Ed Cook and little daugh
ter. - Miss Emma Watson from tn
Montpelier Seminary visited her sister, Mrs
n. l.. Watson, the first at the week. Ro
Smith was also at home from there on Sur
day. - Carl Rollins and wife from Eas
Barre. Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Tracy Of Barr
, and Mr.. and Mrs. Will Higgins OF McIndoe
visited Matthew Allen on Saturday an
: Sunday.
! Moments are useless If trihed away; an
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by delay in cases where One Minute Cougl
Cure would bring immediate relief. w. +
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