The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-09-15

Mr.. Hodge Is to move to the farm in Thet-
ford vacated by Mr.. Lund. - Several
Thetford people attended the camp meeting
at the Junction. - Prof. Westfell was
taken to the hospital at Hanover last week
to be treated for typhoid fever - DIR.
William Worcester and Mr. and Mrs. Dean
Worcester and child are visiting at Mrs. e.
g. Worcester's. - Sarah Senter has re-
turned to her school at Claremont. -
Ruth Newcomb has entered Dartmouth
College. - Mrs. George Ellis, lifelong
resident of Thetford, died at the home Of
her son, Luman Ellis, last week. Funeral
vanced age. - Oramel Senter and wife
and daughter are visiting at Simon Senter's.
- School at the Academy opened last
week with about fifty scholars. - Will
liam Harding and wife from Windsor have
been visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
visiting her aunt in Mortified. - Ma
bel Carey returned to her school at La
coma, N. H., last week.
North Thetford.
George Howe is at his mothers for few
weeks before returning to his home in
Colorado.
Elizabeth Cummings returns to Northamp-
ton, Mass. next Tuesday, where she teach
es in the deaf and dumb school.
Mrs. Wheeler and daughter are visiting
at her mothers, Mrs. Kinsman. Anettie
Kinsman has also returned to her mothers.
Mrs. Benjamin arrived at Hotel Jaquith
last week for a few weeks stay. She has
been at Chautauqua during July and Au-
| gust.
Willis Earle returned to Garden City,
New York, last Wednesday, where he has
charge Of the department Of English in St.
Paul's School.
Charles Jaquith is at his fathers for a
| few days before returning to the theologi-
cal school at Yale. During the summer he
has supplied the pulpit in Wallingford.
Work is to begin Immediately on the
steam grist mill which is to be erected on
| land adjoining the saw mill. This mill will
| be large one and purchase western corn
for grinding, selling to feed merchants far
| and near.
Last week Station Master Howe reports
the heaviest in point Of outgoing baggage
for many seasons, due doubtless to the fact
that this little village. nestled among the
hills, is growing in popularity each year as a
| quiet resting place for a time from the cares
and burdens of city life.
West Topsham.
Rev. Mr.. Vance, Mrs. G. G. Paine and
| Mrs. Amos Jewett went to Enosburg Falls
last week to attend the Free-will Baptist
| yearly meeting
Last Thursday and Friday were decidedly
warm days and far exceeded anything we
have had since the first OF July. The the
mometer registered part OF the time at 960
| in the shade
John Bixby, who has been driving the
Barre stage for a month, reports business
steadily increasing which shows that people
appreciate a comfortable conveyance, a
span of good horses and level-headed
driver.
G. A. Smith of Montpelier was in town
last Sunday. - Mrs. Tabor of Hanover,
N. H., has been guest of Mrs. E. M. Col
Inns. - MIR. and Mrs. Albert Newton
| visited in Barre part OF last week. -
| 1t is understood that g. M. Tubbs has pur-
| chased the grocery store of Lon Page at
are away on visit and will take in the fair
at st Johnsbury before their return.
Hardwick.
Edward Aiken has been making repairs
on his cottage. 80 A baby girl has come
to bless the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. II.
Taylor. - William Wheatley has moved
from his farm into the basement of Francis
Arnold's house on Cherry street. - 1t
| is quite evident from some Of last weeks
proceedings that not every preacher Of the
gospel believes in the literal enforcement
Of the prohibitory laws. The writer is no
| respector of persons and believes that all
laws should be strictly enforced regardless
of anybody. Officers should not allow them
selves to be bulldozed.
Karl's Glover Root Tea is pleasant laxa-
| tive. Regulates the bowels, purifies the
blood. Clears the complexion Easy to
make and pleasant to take. % cts. Sold
| by W. E. Terrill & Co.
West Fairlee.
Mrs. X. R. Bates and daughter, Mrs.
Lance, were in town last week. - Will
Eastman and wife of Barre have been visit
ing at Mrs L. A, Eastman's. IL E. P.
George lost one of his matched span last
week. - Mrs. w. G. Gilman and
daughter Grace visited at the Junction last
Saturday. - Mrs. F. Quincy returns to
Chelsea, Mass, this week.
West Fairlee Center.
The last city birds have flown. Professor
G. Fl. Morse and family left fol-, Brookly, N,
Y, last Saturday. Nat" will soon return
to Dartmouth.
Married last Saturday evening at the
home OF the BRIDES parents by Rev. G. G.
Fogg, Roy Southworth and Miss Grace
Russ.
81. II. southworth has engaged the grain
and saw mills at Post Mills village Of Mr..
Kimball for the coming year, and will take
possession October or as soon as the mills
are put in order. Six new men are at work
on the mills making repairs AS the grist-
mill has stood idle for some time it 10 to be
hoped the friends Of Mr.. Southworth will
not forget where he is and what he is doing,
but will give him liberal patronage.
North Duxbury.
William Merrill OF Charlestown, Mass, is
guest of D. Stevens at camp Willard.
- Mrs. Mary Barry OF South Burling-
ton is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Burke. - Miss Nellie P.
Wheeler, who has been visiting her mother,
Mrs. d. Stevens, for the past few weeks, re-
turned to her home in Haverhill, Mass,
last week.
Moments are useless II tritled away; and
they are dangerously wasted IL consumed
by delay in cases where One Minute Cough
Cure would bring immediate relief. W. e.
Terrill q Co.
East Gilmore.
Irving Carr starts on Tuesday for South
Lancaster, Mass, to attend school. -
Mrs. G.. Wheeler called on old friends here
on Saturday. - Miss Ina Swift spent
last Saturday and Sunday at home. -
Sneak thieves are busy now days plumber
ing gardens, orchards, etc. - George
Bragg and Miss Lila Bangs visited in
Waterville on Saturday and Sunday.
East Warren. =.
The Ladies' Mite Society meets next Sat
urday afternoon with Mrs. e. c. Heath. A
cordial invitation is extended to all.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. @. Newcomb from Atchi-
son, Kansas, came last week to visit his
aged mother and brother. They spent last
Sunday here. - Mrs. Andrew Murdoch
and children returned to Mddlebury last
week where they are to reside. g Bert
Boyd has been unable to work for a number