The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-07-07
tary, Hazen Hubbard; treasurer, Raymond

IMAM perrin,
BY invitation OF Rev. Mr.. White of the
ton Post attended church there Sunday
morning, and felt we'll paid for going, as the
patriotic discourse was listened to with
much interest by all.
Saturday was observed as the Fourth OF
July in the usual way; firecrackers and tor
pedoes in the daytime and fireworks In the
evening. The library was decorated with
flags, and several balloons were sent up
from different parts OF the village.
MoretowR.
Neither absent nor tardy in primary
school. Gladys Barber, Della Griffith,
Clarence and Don Fielders, Della, James
and Charlie Hurdle, Clara Spaulding, Car
roll Pierce, Rita Morse and Walter Wilcox.
Lizzie Fielders was present every day, but
had one tardy mark.
George Lang of Roxbury, Mass, is at n.
s. Annis'.
Gail @. Hood went to Quechee on Tues
day to visit friend.
Mrs. and Miss E. s. whitcomb of Bur-
lngton are at e. o. Tracy's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elliot of st. John, N. B.,
are boarding at Mrs. E. N. Andrews.
Mrs. Mary E. Bemis is doing table work
Thompson's.
w. M. Flanders has moved into the Bliss
house, and Arthur II. Mooney and his
mother will soon move into the tenement
vacated by Mr.. Flanders in the Woodruff
house.
w. Arthur Kenison, formerly OF this
town was fatally injured by the explosion
of dynamite cartridge at the Elizabeth
mine in Strafford, Friday morning. He
nul hn or
quarters Of an hour. The body was brought
here on Saturday for burial.
Mrs. Sylvester Bill, who was to have been
removed to Manchester, N. H.. on Monday
OF last week, was taken suddenly worse,
and is now very low, with little chance Of
removal or recovery. Her son, Herbert
Stevens. and his wife, are now with her.
g L. N. Lucas has received an increase
OF pension. A son was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Frank e. Bixby on the 26tb ult.
- The new stage arrangements went
into effect on the 1st ii. g. Moody, the
driver Of the Washington stage, puts up at
e. E. Densmore's. - 81. j. Bugbee is
working in the creamery taking Mr.. Fos-
u Mrs. Susan A. Orr OF Peterboro, N.
H., has been visiting at DR.. Corwin's. -
Mrs. Jane e. Newcomb of Boston is with
her sister, .Mrs. Sarah M. Nation, for the
summer. - Mrs. Kate j. (Bryant) Allen
Of Barnard has been visiting her parents
with her young child. - Elmer and
Howard Osgood Of Somerville, Mass, are at
6. T. Densmore's for the summer. -
Mr.. and Mrs. G. i. Stow were called to
Burlington on Monday OF last week by the
death OF Mr.. Slows mother. - Schools
in Nos. 3, 8, TO- -, 10 and II closed last
Friday. No has one week more to keep.
- Alma F. Adams has finished her
school in Vershire just in season to take a
special course in the measles. - Mrs. T.
j. Doyle, who has been very i'll, is now i'm
proving. - M. L. Ramsdell is recover
ing from serious illness, and his neigh
boris, few days since, came together and
helped him out with his springs work.
DIR. G. j. Helmer's assistants are
here, DR.. W. E. E. Green and Charles G.
Helmer. The latter Is brother Of the doc
tor and has his wife with him. - The
following guests, all osteopathic patients,
are registered at the hotel: Mrs. Leonard
D. Morrison, Miss L. 9. Holt, Miss E: G..
York city; Miss Mary W. Strong. E. II.
Powers and Mrs. j. d. Powers of Brooklyn,
N. 2; Miss j. M. Tyndall Of Mobile, Ala.
Miss Della 8. Quincy Of Paterson, N. j.;
G. Gardner, Mrs. g. A. Litchfeld Of VOL.
laston, Mass. - Miss NJ. Demarest Of
Hackensack, N. j., is at ]. B. Atwood's and
Miss May Wilson Of New York city at j. G.
Atwood's. Marshall A. Carpenter has
returned to his fathers for the summer.
His family will join him soon from Wood.
stock. - Lou E. Bacon is making her
father short visit from New York city.
- 81. T. Cushman Of Bennington, own
or Of the plumbsgo mine, was in town last
week. He is quite hopeful Of the pros
poets. - Rev. Carl II. Corwin 10 to re-
turn this week to Geneva, Ill. His wife
and child have gone to her former home in
Hubbardton. - Maud S. Merrill is Sc.
VI Ixy II Gy,ntt ~
Olcott, was In town Saturday at the burial
Of his brother-in-law. - Mary 4. Earle
is working at II. Z. Aliens.
IT CRAVE but One Minute" said the pub
lie speaker in husky voice. and then he
took dose OF One Minute Cough Cure, and
proceeded with his oratory. One Minute
Cough Cure lis unequalled for throat and