The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-10-13
East Montpelier.

Members Of the Nickel Circle are to meet
for business meeting, for the purpose OF
electing officers and other business Of inn
portance. at the Brick church, SATURDAY.
evening, October 16, at half past seven
o'clock. Also all those interested in q
church fair are to meet at the same time
and same place.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Perkins of Burlington
spent last Sunday in town. Thomas
Lee returned to England last Saturday, sail
ing from Boston: - Byron Webster of
Cabot spent last Sunday in town, the guest
Of E. P. Norcross. - The East Mont
pelier Creamery secured second prize on
butter at the Valley Fair held at Brattle-
boro last week. creamery in New Hamp-
shire secured first prize - Mr. and Mrs.
Wesley Hill expect to go to California the
middle of Noyember to spend the winter
as guests Of DR.. M. w. Hill. u. NJ.
Taft and wife of Barre spent last Sunday at
visited her sister, Mrs. NJ. L. Towne of
Barre. last week. - Mrs. Clark Sibley
adjustor for the Masonic Equitable Acct
dent Association of Boston was in town
last Friday to effect a settlement with
Clark Sibley for his recent injury on the
Eureka Granite Quarry. - Mrs. H. P.
Worcester of Roxbury spent last Sunday
NETT. - Will Burnham is visiting his
mother at B. L. Wheeler's. - Mrs. Hat
tie Willard assisted in the singing for the
harvest concert at the Brick church last
Sunday evening. - Miss Martha Blanch-
ard OF Ohio is visiting at e. P. Norcross'.
DREADFULLY NERVOUS ,-Gents:-I was
dreadfully nervous and for relief took your
nerves and strengthened my whole nervous
system, was troubled with constipation,
kidney and bowel trouble. Your Tea soon
cleansed my system so thoroughly that /
rapidly regained health and stsength. Mrs
s. A. Sweet, Hartford, Conn. Sold by W.
e. Terrill & Co.
North Montpelier.
Our creamery made over 4,4OO pounds of
butter last week
Herbert Husk of Canada is here on visit
to friends in the village.
Mr. and Mrs Seaver Howard OF Middle
sex are here on a visit to relatives in this
village.
Flora Lavanway, who has been quite se-
rously i'll with typhoid fever for the past
two weeks, is considerably better,
Glenn Lawless, who works in our cream
cry was away on visit at Williston several
days OF last week, returning on Monday.
People about here seem to take great
deal more notice Of j. B. Martin lately.
The fact of the case is $40" is the happy
father of girl baby born last Thursday.
Our nine met their second "Waterloo" at
Plainfield last Saturday afternoon in
match game with the nine OF that village.
The score was % to 3 in favor of the Plain
field boys.
The married men are to play match
game of baseball with the unmarried men
on Thursday afternoon at two o'clock sharp.
There is lots of fun in this game and as the
gate receipts are for the benefit of our base
ball nine, there should be a generous turn
out. Game on the e. e. Pray grounds.
The new bridge in this village is COM
pleted and the grading done, but it is not
yet open to the public on account OF some
misunderstanding as to what the specifca-
tions call for, but it is hoped that these diff
ferences may be adjusted to the satisfaction
Of each party 30 that the bridge may speed
lily be open for travel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin T. Foster and
daughter Mary, of Derby Line, are guests
Of George +. Sibley of this village. This is
Mr.. Fosters first visit to his native town
since his severe illness several years ago,
and his many friends in this his boyhood
home, heartily congratulate him on being
able to make this visit and extend to him a
hearty welcome.
All members of the First Universalist
parish of East and North Montpelier, are
requested to meet at East Montpelier church
on Saturday evening, October 49, at 1880
gate to take part in a council called for the
examination of pastOr-elect Elizabeth H.
Goldthwaite Of East Calais with reference
to her ordination to the work OF the gospel
ministry.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Butterield and Mr..
and Mrs @. p. Hollister were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Bacon of Northield last
Friday and Saturday, returning home Sun
day. - Miss Sadie ingalls,, the milliner,
is to be here the first three days OF each
week during the fall months with head
quarters at the boarding house. By a
subscription and the $3.50 so contributed by
the Independent Club and $25 by the
Ladies' Circle, a new galvanized iron roof
was put on to the Union church in this viii
lage last week. Mr.. Tracy of Montpelier
did the work. - Henry Brothers moved
his family into one of G. II. Sibley's houses
on Factory street last week. - There Is
prospect of a new telephone line connect
ing the residences of Arthur Stevens, James
A. Coburn, l.. ID, Coburn and II. W. Coburn
with the store of W. G. Nye and possibly
with the Montpelier exchange. Poles have
already been set between the residences OF
l.. d. and w. II. Coburn. Misses Tir-
zah and Julette Guy of Peacham were here
last week on short visit to their cousin,
Mrs. Ellen Gray. - Joseph Persons
starts the first OF next week on an extended
trip through New York, Connecticut, Mas.
sachusetts and New Hampshire, expecting
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