The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-06-23
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in the village burying-ground are cordially
invited to meet to fix up the groves and lots
on Saturday next at one p NJ.
A. I. Durant was in Boston last week.
- Orson Smith OF Sioux Falls, N D., is
in town visiting his brothers, Henry and @.
ID. Smith He was a former resident OF
this town. - Anna Burnham is at home
from Burlington through vacation. -
Ed Spencer and Burt Jameson were in
Greensboro last week. They caught trout
weighing nine and one-half pounds. -
The Stars played the return game OF ball
with the North Montpeiers last Saturday
on their ground. After twelve innings the
to New Haven, Conn, last Monday with
his pacing mare ida" - The Ira
Woodcock farm in Marshfeld is for sale.
- Walter Bell of Barton is in town.
- One hundred and ten tickets were
sold at our station for the Wild West show.
Morrisville was in town last week at w. II.
III. Mears. - M. G. Ide jointed the ends
Of two fingers in his single jointer last
week and as a result has some pretty sore
fingers. - Mrs. Sadie Rosebrook has
gone to Danville TO cook for the season at
Thurber's Hotel, - e. l.. Spencer went
to Greensboro last Wednesday for fishing as
TO Rochester last week on his bicycle to
visit his wife and daughter. - The
Ladies' Aid hold a sociable at Mrs r. H
Hudsons next Friday afternoon and even
ing when strawberries and cake will be
served. - The first quarterly conference
will be held next Friday afternoon at two
o'clock, in the Methodist church. - The
" Thespians are rehearsing drama pre-
paratory to playing 1t the evening of July 3.
60 AT the town meeting, last Saturday
forenoon, no action was taken toward build
ing school-house in the Depot district on
~ tI.a 4
journment was taken to Friday OF this week
at ten o'clock in the forenoon, when it is
hoped larger number will be out. -
Warren Mears returned from st. Johnsbury
last Wednesday where he has been attend
ing school and the next morning he and
Frank Bemis went to Morrisville where
they visited until Sunday.
SOME for ten, some for twenty and some
for thirty years have suffered from piles and
then have been quickly and permanently
cured by using DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve,
the great remedy for piles and all forms OF
skin diseases. W. e. Terrill & Co., Mont
pelier, Vt.
Willard Lilley is ill with heart trouble.
John Ryan took carload of COWS to mar
ket on Monday.
Guy Bartlett is visiting his father at
Vershire this week.
6eOrRe hellORR OF new i DIX Is at CllntOn
Cutters for his summer vacation.
Mrs. John Worcester OF Barre visited her
mother, Mrs. Charles Lombard, last week.
Mrs. A. e. Foss and son returned from
visiting friends in Brookfeld the first of the
week.
G. e. Woodward, Jr. and family spent the
first of the week with relatives in Brook
field and Randolph.
Dean Patterson has been re-shineling and
making other repairs on his buildings on
School street the past week.
Mrs. Nelson Morse gave birth to baby
girl last Saturday and is now very low with
but slight chance for recovery.
William Chaplin of North Montpelier has
rented the tenement in w. III. Kinney's
house on High street and will move to the
same in short time.
The troop, advertising the Kickapoo In
dian remedies that have been at the Pleas
ant View House for the past two weeks,
went to Bradford, N. H., on Tuesday.
John Shorey and Joseph Bailey tried
brook fishing one day last week with very
satisfactory results, bringing in at night
over twenty-seven pounds of nice trout.
The creamery has been in operation two
weeks and now has ninety-four patrons.
Six hundred and thirteen pounds OF butter
is the largest Of any one days make. Mr..
comes highly recommended.
The Csntsta, "Queen Esther" with W.
F. Colby musical director was given at the
Universalist church last Thursday and Fri
day evenings to full houses. Every part
was we'll rendered and showed the careful
training and thorough work of Mr.. Colby.
Mrs. Colby presided at the piano with grace
OF the entertainment. Taken all in all it
was the best thing given here by local tai
emit for long time.
"THKY are dandies said Thomas Bow
ers, Of the Crockett. Texas, Enterprise, while
writing about DeWitt's Little Early Risers,
the famous little pills for sick headache and
disorders OF the stomach and liver. W. e.
Terrill & Co., Montpelier, vt.
Chelsea.
Archie g. Mills is at J. B. Atwood's.
Fannie M. Stearns is working at W. f.
Hoods.
Mrs Susan Taplin OF East Corinth is at J..
Darling's.
Julian G. Hood is here from Lowell, Mass.
for few days.
The selectmen are in charge of needed re-
pairs on the Buck bridge.
Morris and Roy Roberts have been visit
ing the latter's father at Proctorsville.
Mr., and Mrs. Bemis Cameron Of Marsh
field visited at j. O. Atwood's last week.
Rev. Edward L. M. Barnes of Hartford, q
native Of Chelsea, was at Willis Scales last
week.
Mrs. Mabel e. (Racon) Simons of Boston
is visiting her father, George H. Bacon
Her husband will be here later. Leroy
Goodell has resumed the hulled corn bust.
ness, which he omitted last summer. -
Mary e. Scales is visiting in Barre and
Montpelier. Mrs. W. f. Mcclure oil
Montpelier is at II. w. Dearborn's. -
f. L. Beckwith Is in Danville for a fort
night, doing dental work - Charles B
Rich has gone to Burlington for treatmen,
at Mary Fletcher Hospital. Quite 6
number Of our citizens paid their respects
to Buffalo Bill in Montpelier last Wednes
day. - Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Townsend
are in Boston, and their daughter Blanche
is at o. b. Copeland's in Randolph. -
Earl Powers of Braintree has been spend
ing a few days at A. II. Powers. -
Rev. Carl III. Corwin OF Geneva, ILL.,, is ex
pected here this week with his wife an(
child, and will preach at the Congrega
tional church next Sunday. - John b
Corlss has contracted to carry the mail tt
South Royalton, to begin July l. 1t is re-
ported that M. III. Hazen will also keep tn,
present stage ON the road. There ar,
various complications concerning the Barr,
line, including an attempt to deprive tn,
| town OF its present through communication
with Barre, but the latter attempt will
hardly succeed If the wishes of our citizen
| are considered, - Sylvester Bill VIII,