The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-03-10

ing ana IL IL hOped that ne Will be able TO
attend to his practice in few days.
Our creamery is being greatly improved
and when completed 1t will be one OF the
best in the state. The directors and the
| superintendent, Fred II. Bickford are en-.
titled to much credit for their business-lke
management.
James E. Sawyer is again confined to the
house with his old trouble. This is an I'M
fortunate time for him to be sick az he has
much work to do. But fortunately his son
Leon is able to fiji his place and see thai the
work is well done.
ii. j. Kemp who has been stopping with
his aunt, Mrs. w e. Gage, for a few days,
has gone to Pennsylvania in the interest of
the Wells Richardson Company of Burling-
ton, for whom he is travelling salesman, in
Producing their specialties.
The Chautauqua Circle will meet with
Mrs. Farnham this week, ON Thursday
Roll call, quotations relating to Socrates /;
lesson, twenty questions on Study of the
Sky;" essay, 1.-THE Sunless World" table
talk, "The Science OF the Morning Fast"
The following notice was taken from the
Jackson County Times, Heron Lake, Min
nesota: "Died, at her home in this village,
@. Wilson, beloved wife Of j. d. Wilson,
aged forty.one years." Mr.. Wilson was
born and lived in Bradford until few
years ago when he went West
Remember 1.-THE Bachelor Maids" who
will appear at village hall next Friday
evening, March 10. 1t is said by those who
are preparing for 1t, that 1t is to be fine
entertain ment, and we hope that all, and
especially those who are interested in the
Public Library, will make an effort to be
present.
Sargent T. George, who is nearly eighty
five years Of age, has been quite i'll for sew
eral weeks. but is better now. He has the
sympathy Of his many friends. When the
writer called on him the other day and in
CURED how he was, he replied, II ought to
be better since the change in the admins
tration." He referred to ex-Vice-President
Levi p. Morton, in whose employ he was
for several years, and said he should like to
see him, forgetting, for the time, that he
was totally blind. Mr.. Morton had store
in Hanover several years and Mr.. George
had charge Of a branch store in this village
for him. 1t was in the building now owned
and occupied by A. T. Clark as a drug
store. One Of our older citizens says that
man and wife no Y living in the village who
were here in 1854, when he came to town.
M. j. Butler has moved into the tenement
lately vacated by r. l.. Cummings. -
w f. Cummings expects to move to Barre
about April /. - Two little children of
Harry Renfrew are quite sick. - M. W.
Refrew is at home, sick with the measles.
field is visiting in town. 20. G. Doty is
travelling for the j. b. Varick Company of
Manchester, N. H., in place Of II. A. Win
ship who is sick with the grip.
Bradford Center.
while at work in the woods. A tree fell
across the small OF his ba ,k. - Burt
Silloway from STAFFORD was the guest OF his
mother on Sunday. - On Saturday the
Fl rst robin was seen here. - Mrs. Eta
Clogston is visiting her grandmother. Mrs.
George Silloway.
DON'T allow the lungs to be impaired by
the continuous irritation of a cough. 1t is
easier to prevent consumption than to cure
it. One Minute Cough Cure taken early
will ward off any fatal lung trouble. w. E.
Terrill & Co.
BrookfieId.
The Christian Endeavor Society of the
Second church has invited the Golden Rule
Union to hold it's next meeting with them.
Lauriston Stone, Charles Stone, Bert
Williams, Mrs. Zoe Jones and Misses Liz
zie Lamson and Alice Green attended the
Golden Rule Union of Christian Endeavor.
ers at South Royalton on Thursday.
A social will be given by the ladies' aid
of the church on Thursday (to-morrow)
evening. Warm maple syrup and dough-
nuts will be served for refreshments. There
will be Rotations and readings
Dr. Ellis is sick with measles. Mrs. Ellis
is still very i'll although her symptoms are
more favorable. - Mrs. Mary Smith is
seriously i'll. - Charles A. Bigelow re-
Cassius Peck was in town Friday and
Saturday. - Miss Jenny Peck has been
spending few days in town. - Miss
Minnie Smith is visiting her mother, Mrs.
John Green. - The delegates, who at
tended the Golden Rule Union, gave very
interesting report OF the meeting at the
church prayer meeting last Sunday evening.
- Deacon w. s. Graves has been sick
the past week. - Mr.. and Mrs. Williams
of Bethel visited at Mrs. Williams ia theirs,
j. B. Perhams, last week.
East Brookf1eld.
The annual town meeting of the Union
Religious Society occurred on Monday,
March l when the following officers were
elected Chairman, II, G. Hibbard; clerk
W. III. Sprague; treasurer, e. @. Jackson;
collector, w. w. Sprague; trustees, j. X.
Sprague, A. G. Hibbard; auditors, j. c..
Holmes, w. F. Metcalf and A. G. Hibbard.
Twins sons were born to Mr.. and Mrs.
M. w. Stoddard on Sunday, February %.
49, Heman Slack Of Washington visited
in town last week. - Rev. G. w. Nor
row of Randolph occupied the pulpit at this
place ON Sunday. - Charles A. Bigelow
of Burlington is visiting his parents. -
Hon. Cassius Peck of Burlington was in
town last week. - Charles Bixby and
wife of Bridgewater Mass, are spending a
short vacation with Mr.. and Mrs. Urbane
l.. Bixby. - About thirty from the
Christian Endeavor Society of this place
attended the union meeting at South Roy
alton on Thursday. - Mr.. and Mrs. II.
D. Wheatley and daughter left for Brad
ford last week. - Mr.. and Mrs George
/. Ford of Brantree visited in town last
week. - Mr.. and Mrs. Van b. Carpen-
ter went to Lebanon, N. H., on Saturday
| for few days's visit. - Mr.. and Mrs
Vernon Barnes Of South Randolph were in
town the first Of the week. - On Sat.
urday evening, March 6, a pleasant party OF
about fifty gathered at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs, j. G. Holmes to celebrate the twenty
fifth anniversary of their marriage. They
received many presents, among them .
Dockash range. Deacon A. G. Hubbard, in
his usual happy manner and accustomed
courtesy, made the presentation speech, and
Mr.. Holmes responded. Light refreshments
were served and at half past eleven, after
very pleasant evening, the party broke w
leaving with Mr.. aud Mrs. Holmes SINGER,
wishes for many anniversaries OF the happy
day. - David Whitney is at home ON
two weeks vacation, from the Vernon
| Methodist Seminary. - Mrs. EdsoI