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

| A. II. Kicker will start up his bobbin mill
this week.
T. q. Harvey invited his friends to eat
sugar with him on Saturday evening and all
had good time and the sugar was very
nice.
The roads between here and Groton are
| in such bad condition 1t is not safe to travel
over them. K. d. Kicker went to church at
| Groton on Sunday and went into water
| gully and broke wagon, axletree and thill.
| IL he had not had good control OF his horse
the accident might have been serious.
West Topsham.
Miss Winnie sanborn has been i'll with
the grip.
9. f. Smith and II. M. Dufur were in
Bradford over Sunday.
Mrs. Freeman Cunningham, who has |
been sick all winter, has so far regained her |
health as to be able to ride out.
Mrs. Hilas Batchelder, who has been stop |
ping at Flora Church's the past winter has
moved back to the farm which she has re-
Gently sold to James Bowen and is to board
with them.
Andrew McNichols OF East Barre has
bought the Barre stage and Is boarding at
Allie Woods. Mrs. Emerson's trade with
David Smith did not materialize, as the lat.
ter failed to procure the needed amount OF
money.
A son was born to c. II. Newcomb and
wife ON March 30.
The infant daughter of Henry Dana and
wife died on March 3d.
! Pbilander Chase was married on Wednes-
day, March 81 to Miss Hart Of Moretown
and has begun housekeeping.
Oscar A. Poland has bought the farm OF
Horace Hill and is to have possession on
May /. Price, seven hundred and seventy
FIVE dollars.
Russell Drew died Sunday, April A. from
| A.. yatr ntx a
: was the oldest person in town. The fune-
raj is to-day at the home and the interment
at the village cemetery.
. Nellie Rich the three-year-old neice OF
. DR.. j. M. VanDeusen who has been lily
u ing at the DOCTORS for some time, while
>; playing in the barn on Friday, was severely
II kicked by horse, breaking her jaw bone,
d knocking out several teeth and otherwise
y bruising her. She is doing well.
~ The remains of John Kew, who died at
-. the home Of his son James in Middlesex on
~ Monday, March 30, was brought here on
u, Thursday, April /. The funeral was held
y at the Methodist church and the interment
"a was at Irasville Mr.. Kew had been i'll for
u u long time but the immediate cause OF his
III death was a shock His age was about
=. eighty years.
Will Somerville son OF John Somerville
passed away on Tuesday, March 30, after
80 q sickness Of only about one week will
IA pneumonia. His age was twenty-foul
nc ne attended on Thursday. The interment wa
W at the village cemetery. Rev. A. e. En-
a. as right officisted and q. 81. McAllister hat
a. ~. charge. Will was we'll liked by his younl
'n friends and will be sadly missed.
cd When cold is contracted, cure it a
nd once. One Minute Cough Cure will set yol
I'D on the road to recovery in minute. 1t vii
th cure pneumonia, bronchitis, Group and al
aet forms of lung and throat troubles. W. Z
to Terrill & Co., Montpelier, vt.
get Walden.
icy William Rock is rejoicing over a ne,
.nS conner at his house; it's boy.
''N The Ladies' Mite Society will meet wit
Mrs. R. A. Ordway on Thursday Afternoon
April g.
The monthly business meeting OF tn
Epworth League will be held on Wedne
ac- day evening after the devotional meeting.
OF Three probationers were received into th
church last week and one in full connectio
mia in the south part OF the town, by Rev. M
lie ParoHnagian.
the East Warren.
en-, Mrs. Edwin Williams is much better.
; ;nu DR.. F. G. Angel has been chosen town 81
re' perintendent Of schools.
eer Miss Diantha Newcomb from Waitsfel
ing is stopping few weeks at G. B. New
raj combs.
inc Mrs. James McGlaflin, who has been sic
vet long time, and been to Boston for trea
fty ment returned home last week. She spel
the last few months with her daughter
tba Randolph. She can now walk with the al
10 OF a cane.
but j. 8. Bachelor is spending few days
led Claremont, N. H.
raj M M. knight is in New York buyir
lad goods for spring trade.
am Porter II. Dale OF Island Pond spent Ia
eek Sunday with his cousin, George II. Dale.
. en- The Waterbury National Bank will
IL T~t1 tx. OH nf
'tal Cornelius Moody has rented the low
tenement of the DR.. Graves house on Nor
rest Main street.
my my Misses Pearl Randall and Carrie Hayn
NY are at home for q short vacation from &
nou schools they are attending.
mo Rev. E. M. Smith of Montpelier will {
tha | cupy the pulpit of the Congregation
per church next Sunday morning.
ers. The new sugar festival at the OongreG
St. tienal church last week, was largely
nth tended and greatly enjoyed by all.
'E Ks Fl. A. Babbitt has secured position wi
st. J. w. Emery at Montpelier. He expects
remain citizen of Waterbury, howev'
and and will be at homo Sundays.
will Mrs. e. A. Clark has been visiting M
pate f. L. Knight. Mrs. Clark will be RENE
iow bered as the mother Of Mrs. 8. "a. Wheels
'aty present home in Compton, Cal, returni
iust east about year ago.
. san George e. Ladd OF New Haven, Com
&C. has accepted the call extended to him
ant the Congregational church and society
on this place, and will begin his pastorate ear
laiu in May. Mr.. Ladd was the unanimo
10Y 10Y choice of both the church and society a.
It'd will begin his work here under most fav,
tive able auspices.
ots South Woodbury..
ned Mr.. and Mrs Elmer Piper and son Re
sun. ert Of St. Johnsbury, visited relatives
,ket town last week. - r. M. Pray has
last turned to Montpelier as juror. - M
ntil Ainsworth OF Maple Corner has commenc
bills work for l.. j. Ben jamin. - Mrs. III.
Benjamin has been visiting at Hervey BE
jamin's and Patrick Lilley's the past wee
= The Ladies' Aid will postpone tn,
meeting this week on account OF bad roa(
Jan Worcester.
} in Harry Hall has sold his farm to Will HI
q in and has moved to the corner.
gM Union services were held last Saturd
,t;o' evening at the Congregational church.