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

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II. Mack's, when Miss Sullivan, who was OF
toboggan, received q wrench, which 1
was at first feared, had injured her spine
A physician was summoned, and she wa
carried to her home as soon as possible
Upon examination the injury was found Il
probably be several weeks before she fully
RECEIVERS.
When the spring time comes, "gentl,
| ANNIE" like all other sensible persons, will
cleanse the liver and renovate the system
with DeWitt's Little Early Risers, famous
little pills for the liver and stomach all the
year round. W. e. Terrill & Co., Mont
pelier, vt.
MarshfeId.
| The jurors sent home at the beginning Of
the Marsh case reported for duty yesterday
morning.
Rev. 8. @. Lewis preached at Cabot last
| Sunday In exchange with Rev. A. j. Dixon.
| Mr.. Lewis has two more Sundays here this
| conference year.
John B. Pike was found in an uncon-
| scious condition by his son Burt last Satur-
day. 1t proved to be only fainting fit and
he was better the next day.
Fred Lamberton has nearly $50, 900 feet Of
lumber in his mill-yard at Peterville and
will soon put on night gang and keep his
saw going twenty hours in day.
Chester Wood has moved to the tenemen
in the Beckley block and Matin Freeman
has gone to keeping house in l. d. Nute's
farm house where Wood formerly lived.
The wood gearing in Mears & Pitkin's
shop got so badly worn that they gave out
week before last necessitating q shutdown
OF two days last week while new ones were
put in.
The select school closed last Saturday.
- Daniel Newton has gone to work for
g. and f. Wooster on their farm -
Mrs Claude Grain is clerk in the post-office.
- Lillian Lamberton Is working in the
store of G. s. Adams g. Co. ID. M.
Pike is very low with consumption. -
Joseph Yaw is caring for ID. r. Loveland.
- Alice Pape OF Barre is visiting at W.
II. II. Mears'. Warren Mears is at
home from st. Johnsbury school during
vacation.
Not only acute lung. troubles, which may
prove fatal in few days, but old chronic
coughs and throat troubles may receive i'm
mediate relief and be permanently cured by
One Minute Cough Cure W. Il. Terrill &
Co Montpelier, vt.
Newbury.
Frank Kimball has returned from his
western trip bringing with him q carload of
horses which he will sell at public auction.
H. e. Cobleigh moved on Saturday to the
house he recently purchased Of d. M. Bond.
Mr.. Cobleigh is hauling the lumber for the
erection Of q new barn.
The first lyceum Of the spring term at the
Seminary will be held on Wednesday even
ing at half past seven o'clock. The ques-
ton for discussion is, Resolved, That capt.
ital punishment should be abolished in Yer
mont.
To the younger generation it may be
surprise to know that Newbury used to
boast of q printing house. Hon. III. w. Bal
ley has recently come into possession Of a
copy of book printed in a building which
stood near the Ok Bow school-house. The
book was printed by John Younge, Esq,
previous to the year 1900. and is entitled
THE Poor Mans Companion" This is
recently acquired is a journal Of the march
taken by the cadets OF Norwich University,
under the leadership Of Capt. Alden Par
fridge, in 1924. Any one who ia interested
in ancient productions Of Vermont publish
ers will find mine of interest in Mr.. Bal
ley's library.
Superintendent M. 8. Stone made a short
call in town last week. - Mrs. George
L. Andrews is spending few days with
her father at Gouldsville. - Mrs. A. W.
Silsby returned Saturday from an extended
visit In Lexington, Mass. - Mrs. e. Nj.
ton. - Alec StOddard, who has been
clerking in Hartford, was in town over Sun
day the guest of j. B. Hale. - r. ID.
Currier OF Providence, r. l., is spending
few days in town.
Northfield.
The dancing-school extra will be held
Easter Monday evening"
The spring term Of Norwich University
will commence on Thursday evening.
George Austin, Jr., goes soon to Rhode
Island, where he will play ball this season.
Frank Kimball was taken ill with pneu-
monia when returning from Boston last
week.
Now that the Marsh trial is finished bust
ness will be resumed, and special trains dis
continued.
Lieutenant q; w.. Hovey, o. s. A, is in
New York and Philadelphia visiting and on
official business.
John M. Temple and family are to leave
town soon. Mr.. Temple is to engage in
business near Boston.
Heman Howes went to North Hampton,
Mass, last Monday morning, where he has
a position in an insane asylum.
Rev. A. N. Lewis OF Montpelier will con.
duct services at St. Mary's church this
evening and Rev. DR.. Harris on Friday
evening.
Lieutenant H. W. Hovey, U. s. A.. and
Charles Plumley will serve on the staff OF
General G.. M. Dodge in the Grant monu-
ment dedication parade in New York city
April 81.
If satisfactory rates can be secured, Com
pany f will attend the great parade in New
York city April o. DR.. Webb has offered
to pay the Company's fare to Burlington
and return.
At the annual communication Of Dewitt
Clinton lodge, F. and A. M, held April /.
these officers were elected: G. N. Whit
marsh, w. NJ. Professor H. r. Roberts, s.
w.; Mr.. Shaw, ]. W.; j. @. b. Thayer,
treasurer; II. L. Kenyon, secretary. Messrs,
Thayer and Kenyon have held these posi-
| tions twenty-one years.
1t should be made a matter of public
knowledge that DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Salve will speedily cure piles of the longest
standing. 1t is the household fsvorite fol-
burns, scalds, cuts, bruises and sores of all
kinds. W. e. Terrill & Co., Montpelier
| Vt.
East Orange.
Miss Edith Davis is at home from Han
over, N. H., for her vacation.
Oscar Beede Of Kingston, Mass, was 6
guest at L. M. Fish's last week.
William Fowler, who lived on the Ches
ter Dickey farm last year, has moved tt
Orange.
Miss Ethel Hamilton returned last weel
to the Goddard Seminary at Barre for thu
spriug term.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. w. Huntington of Wash
atN Al l..nt AIan