The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-09-22

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Miss Florence Moore Is assisting at the
store Of j. E. Hunt
Mrs. Grace Gardner Smith OF Putney is
visiting relatives in town.
Mrs. George A. Low, with Walter Low
day.
John A. Sargent and family, who have
been at Nashua and Boston for few weeks,
returned on Friday.
There was quite a severe frost in several
parts Of the town on Sunday morning, about
the first this fall, In this vicinity.
Miss Forepaugh. who has spent several
weeks at the Low mansion, guest Of the
Misses Blskely, went to Northampton,
Mass, on Monday.
Mrs. Almon Il. Tabor and two children,
who have been in Boston for about ten
days, the guest OF Miss Lou Tabor, returned
home on Thursday.
The Bradford Domestic Laundry is doing
ing some very fine work now and are trying
to give satisfaction. They deserve the pat
ronage OF our community.
The band stand is completed with the ex-
ception OF coat OF paint, and is q neat and
1t Is as good one as there Is anywhere in
the State.
The farmers around here are not at all
satisfied with the potato crop this year.
Those having enough for their own use may
we'll feel satisfied. The scarcity of course
will make them high.
The Congregational services were again
held In the Village hall on Sunday morning
as the church was not quite completed. It
Is expected that on next Sunday 1t will be
ready for occupancy.
house the first part Of the week with q Sc
we're cold. e. j. Bagley drove the express
team for him on Monday, as his clerk.
Clyde Stevenson, is away on his vacation.
Bradford people are all glad to hear Of the
weekly paper started in East Barre under
the management of William e. Pool, whs
was q former clerk in the drug store of A.
I. Clark. We all wish him success in the
enterprise.
A number from here attended the Gale
donia county fair at st. Johnsbury last
week and all report very fine time, the
trotting being fully as represented. The
races on Wednesday and Thursday were
very exciting. On Thursday there were
nine starters In the thirty-four class. The
as advertised at four o'clock p. M. The pair
OF oxen that weighed seventy-three hundred
pounds was quite an attraction.
j. 81. Osborn and wife of Cleveland, Ohio,
have been stopping at Hotel Low for q few
days. They have friends and relatives
here who were glad to see them. His
mother was sister of Benjamin Kelley.
He has not been in Vermont before for
eighteen years. He was born in Chelsea,
VT, and has been there for several weeks,
making some improvements at the West
Hill cemetery. He purchased more land
and erected monument to the memory OF
MS father and mother, who were buried
there.
Bradford Center.
n. f. Kelley filled his silo on Thursday.
T. G. Aldrich is working on T. A. Chsse's
new residence.
School commenced on September 10, In
this district with Miss Letta Beck Of st.
j ohnsbury as teacher.
There is free Methodist tent meeting
opposite the school.house. 1t commenced
on Saturday evening and will continue for
a week or more. Rev. A. j. Wright and
other workers officiating.
East BrookheId.
Reuben Denton, proprietor of the Waits
field House was in town last week.
II. d. Wheatley went to East Barre last
week and opened harness shop at that
place.
Mrs. DR.. II. l.. Newell OF Rutland is the
guest Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W, A.
Mrs. Betsey Stoddard and daughter, Mrs.
Emma Holt OF West Merrimac, N. H., are
visiting relatives in town.
Mrs W. II. Sprague and son, John, re-
turned from weeks visit in Mortified
and Roxbury the first Of the week.
Rev. Mr.. Davis of East Randolph occu.
pied the pulpit at this place last Sunday in
the absence OF the pastor. Rev. P. P.
Womer.
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housekeeping at Lower Cabot.
Evangelist Smith will hold revival meet
ings on Thursday evening, and on Friday
evening. Rev. s. Lewis OF Marshfield will
assist - On Saturday evening Rev. j.
Of st. Johnsbury will hold
quarterly conference at the Methodist
church. He will also be present on Sunday
ham wishes to express her sincere thanks to
the friends who have so freely and kindly
their sympathy through mute
tokens OF flowers and fruit, during the past
weeks OF her suffering. She remains more
at present.
Deacon 1. f. Haines and wife of Lower
Cabot are spending few days with their
son, Charles, in Waterbury. - Mrs. j.
A. Harrington is suffering with the grip.
- Mrs. Norman Webster and son,
Irving, and family from Florida, accom-
panied by Henry Towns family from Calais,
were guests OF Hiram Wells last week. Mr..
Webster visited the Odd Fellows Lodge
on Thursday evening. - Mr.. and Mrs.
Hiram Clark of Landoff, N. H., are at Mrs.
Mary Atkins and other friends in Lower
Cabot - Miss Bertha Swerdfeger has
returned from Saratoga, where she spent
several weeks with Mrs. Charles Morrill,.
Miss Lillian Wells also returned at the
same time.
Moments are useless il trifled away; and
they are dangerously wasted il consumed
by delay in cases where One Minute Cough
Cure would bring immediate relief WE.
Terrill & Co.
Allen Morse is taking in the exclusion to
Ottawa this week. - Mr.. and Mrs Will
liam Kelton Of Glover were in town over
last Sunday.
The Ladies' Union will meet with Mrs.
Justina Kent Thursday afternoon, Septem-
Der 80. Ice cream and cake will be served
in the evening. All are cordially invited.
William White, long time respected
resident OF our town, died recently at the
home OF his son at Attleboro, Mass. His
remains were brought to Calais for inter-
ment on Sunday.
There is to be teachers meeting at East
Calais next Friday afternoon and evening.
The evening session will be open to the
public. State Superintendent M. S. Stone
is to be present and a very profitable and
interesting time is expected,