The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-11-03

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Mrs. orcutt Abbott and daughter again
babe adieu to their old home here last
week, for winters absence with members
of the family In Vermont or New York.
Peter Booth had an attack of pleurisy last
week. He and his brother, George, have
taken pleasant room in the Beckett block,
with table-board at the Monument House.
@. U. Lathrop has been confined to the
bed for some days with illness that forbade
all business with him. He has had very
busy season, and perhaps been good deal
overworked.
Bert, son OF Lucius S. Simons, and for
some years past engaged in the fruit and
confectionery business in Providence, r. l.,
has recently enlarged his business premises
to meet the demands of his trade.
Rev. p. p. Womer will hold meetings
with his East Brookfield parish through
next week. He will not resume his Sunday
evening lectures to young men, till perhaps
the third or fourth Sunday Of this month.
Miss Fannie Simons and her cousin, Mrs.
Bartlett, partners in dress-making here, and
Messrs. Newell X. Farnham and Nelson
Carleton were among the fourteen excur-
sionists to Boston from here last Wednes-
day.
DIR. j. Henry Jackson of Barre was out
here last week counseling with DR.. e. b.
Watson in the case OF Mrs. Barnet Good
| rich, who has been ill for some time. 1t
her health.
Ed. G. House is making marked improve
ments about the house and premises Of the
house he has lately bought OF Arthur Simons
| prior to moving into It, The views from
| the rooms in this house. on its high eleva-
| ton, are very beautiful.
Rev. Joseph Hamilton. presiding elder in
this district. preached at the Methodist
| church last Sunday morning. In the even.
| inc an intarpatinp EpwOrth Iaapu9 Meeting
was held in this church with a program Of
music, poem, story, etc.
DR.. e. B. Watson will take Willie Lund
| to the hos ital in Burlington this week. 1t
is believed that surgery may yet effect q
cure for him. Some part OF the spinal
| column was injured in the accident he met
| with year or two ago while riding.
Lewis M. seaver returned from his short
business trip to London, Eng, not long ago,
and came on here to look after his farming
| interests. He has greatly improved the ap-
pearance of the buildings on the place, this
season. He left here again the first Of the
| week.
II the city OF Barre shall act upon the re-
| cent vote to appropriate the stream coming
into our village on the west side, it will be
a very bitter pill for our town to swallow.
| A prominent lawyer, familiar with the stu
alton, thinks no court of equity would allow
the taking of this stream II our town chooses
| to oppose 1t.
One of Willamstown's little three-years.
| old granddaughters, elsewhere, while at
church, not long ago, broke the peace, by
talking while the minister, Rev. Mr.
| Womer, was conducting the services For
this her mother gently chided her, in q
| whisper, when the little miss broke out
with, "p'ease excuse me, Mr.. Womer."
The old marble headstones have been re.
moved from the family lot, in our village
| M hn lata Mr. m
and granite monument set in their place
| This monument was furnished by Grear-
son & Beckett. 1t is OF good size, and
consists of two bases, large polished die
and, crowning all. ball of polished granite
| twenty eight inches in diameter. 1t is said
to be fine job.
1t could hardly speak we'll for a com.
munity, ordinarily, to rejoice over death,
| but when the late news came of the death
| of the Barre granite syndicate, well, it was
with our citizens to say the best, as Ger.
| tain man, famous in the early annals of this
| case of his death, viz. She would soon be
| following him to the West Hill burying-
ground, with a white handkerchief to her
face and laughing in her sleevel
| j. G. Berry, one of the best known citi.
zens of Spencer, Mo-. testifes that he cured
himself OF the worst kind Of piles by using
| a few boxes of DeWitts Witch Hazel Sal We
|
thirty years and had used many different
kinds OF so-called cures but DeWitt's was
the one that did the work and he will verify
| this statement if any one wishes to write
him. W. e. Terrill & Co.
South Woodbury.
| The subject of next Sunday mornings
sermon will be Second Coming OF Christ"
Evening sermon, "Prodigal Son." -
Alvin Sabn died last Saturday morning
| nd ha I ,aAi aa,
Aid will meet with Mrs. K. e, Ball to-day,
| afternoon and evening.
| s. d. Blake and Flora Nelson were mar
| ried last week Tuesday and left for Boston
on their wedding trip on Wednesday. -
Frank Batchelder's horse ran into barb
wire fence and cut two or three quite ugly
gashes. - Alvin Sabin, who has been a
long sufferer but very patient one, died
with consumption at his sisters, Mrs. Frank
Batchelder, last Saturday. Funeral SER
vices were held on Monday, Rev. Mr.. Sem
| ter officiating. Leonard Wells moved
into one of John Morse's tenements last
Wednesday. - j. G. Brown of Boston
was in town over last Sunday - Dud-
| ley Burnham and wife OF Walden visited
his sister, Mrs. Farnsworth, last week.
- Calvin Lyford was brought here for
burial last Wednesday. His home has
been in Hardwick for the last few years.
- Mrs. j. G. Brown of Boston, who has
| De6n SpenulnR bH6 summer WIN n6T IdJl6r,
j. w. Town, returned home last Thursday
- Nathan Batchelder and wife of
Hardwick visited at A. M Benjamin's over
last Sunday. - Mrs. Abbie Conner is
having her house newly shingled.
You can't afford to risk your life by al
lowing cold to develop into pneumonia or
consumption. Instant relief and certain
cure are afforded by One Minute Cough
Cure. W. e. Terrill & Co.
East Warren.
Ed McClafiin is laying foundation for q
large barn to be built next season.
The fire in the lumber wood has been ex.
tinguished without doing much damage.
Quite a number took advantage OF the
low rates and went to Boston last week Oh
the excursion.
A very large flock OF wild geese wen
south last week, which is forerunner OF
cold weather soon.
The thunder shower last week used uI
every telephone where they neglected tt
turn off the electricity.
DR.. Angel has sold out his practice anC
the good will Of his patrons to DR.. Bull
lard of Randolph, DR.. Angel will return
to Randolph.
Only one deer has been killed in this val
ley since the open season commenced, bu
many have put in days of time without ever
a sight of one.