The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-10-13
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stopping at Isaac Austin's.
W. s. Martin, Jr., OF Manchester, N. H.,
visited his father the first Of the week.
Miss Glen Snow of Keene, N. H., has
come to live in the family Of DIR. w. E. La
zelle.
All but one of the teachers in town at
tended the teachers meeting at Marshfeld |
last Saturday.
Martin Bancroft of Plainfed and Miss |
Blanche Wood Of Marshfeld were married |
last Thursday.
About forty from here attended the So
ciable at the home of Thomas b. Stevens in
East Montpelier last Thursday evening.
The Ladies' Aid of the Congregational
church will give a sociable at the church
parlors on Thursday afternoon at three
o'clock. The Christian Endeavor society
will hold a soclable at the same place Satur-
day evening.
8. A. Batchelder has purchased OF G. 9.
| Benjamin the block near the bridge and
will move his furniture and undertaking
| business to the same this week. Mr.. Ben
jamin will occupy the tenement over the
store for the present.
The friends and relatives OF William
Bone, the English boy who died last week,
wish to thank the people OF Plainfield and
vicinity for their kindness at the time Of his
| death and burial, and to assure them that
| this kindness will be appreciated by the
| friends and relatives in,,England OF the dead
young man.
The North Montpelier base ball MANAGE
ment and its supporters attempted to gather
under their banner such an aggregation OF
players as should completely and forever do
up and lay out our home team last Satur-
day but found to their financial sorrow that
the job was more than they could accom-
plish even with seven hired players, many
Of whom have been on league teams the
past season. The score rs to 3 in favor OF
Plainfeld, shows that North Montpelier
had good reason to feel that for once they
did not get good run for their money.
j. G. Berry, one OF the best known citi.
zens Of Spencer, Mo-, testifies that he cured
himself OF the worst kind OF piles by using
He had been troubled with piles for over
thirty years and had used many different
kinds OF so-called cures; but DeWitt's was
the one that did the work and he will verify
this statement IL any one wishes to write
him. w. e. Terrill & Co.
Vershire.
Mrs. Arthur Emerson is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Hood, in Harvard, Mass.
- Some from here went to Waits River
, last week to attend one Of the meetings
, conducted by Miss E. s. Toby, the evange-
list. Allyn Wilmot and Mrs. Russell,
/ who have been for several weeks the guests
, OF his sister, Mrs L. e. Allis, left on Satur.
Jay TO return 10 NOW I1dVbu, OOuU.
Mrs Fred Alderman from Harvard, Mass
) is spending few weeks with friends in
, town. - Laura Jackson has gone to
3 Ludlow where she expects to spend the
, winter with her grandparents. - Mrs
Z George Fits is very seriously i'll. She is
} cared for by her sister, Mrs. George Hood
- Martin & Son are building store
3 house for corn at Ely station. They have
? just received new car of corn. - j. ii
+. Gilman and Miss Mamie Worthen Of Barre
4 tnst 1anf Thnu ynr3
former residents Of Vershire. - Mr.. ant
Mrs. Warren Lathrop will move soon tC
West Fairlee where they have bought 6
/, place. - A number from here took IL
the excursion through the White Mountains
last week. - A. j. Cross is working il
Groton. - The crop of potatoes is re
ported very light. - Ripe raspberrel
wore picked here on October 5. - Thu
little son of Rev. G. B. Drake has beer
: sick since their return from New York
t "a Arson Spear from Athol, Mass, i,
visiting his brother, Lorenzo Spear, of thi,
place. - Mrs. Webb Lathrop and daugh
4 ter of Barre, former residents Of Vershire
are visiting in town.
3 Roxbury.
Rev. M. II. Wright was called home OF
Thursday from Connecticut on account O
|. the illness Of his wife. - e. G. Flint ha,
bought G. R. Andrews house on Elm street
- Will Crosier, formerly of this place
|
: Thursday. - e. l.. Herbert is taking
two weeks vacation and f, H. Jennings il
taking his place as night operator. -
/ Ed Stimson and Joseph Howe have gone t.
, MONTPELIER where re-, they have "a JOB OF car
expecting to have ghost party on Frida,
: evening. Rev Mr. Smith of Eas
). Barre spoke at the Congregational churcl
on Sunday afternoon. =" The Goot
Templars visited Waitsfeld lodge on Fri
| and toolx in "a land aida nj
Saturday. - Willis Cady is expecting
: to move to Mortified this week where ht
+. expects work. - RAMA Flint has beer
quite ill. - Henry Butterfeld is taking
| a weeks vacation. - Miss Emma
t KERN has returned to her home in Milford
r Mass. - Mrs. Emmons Howe and two
children are at d. B. Howe's, Jr. - TIL,
: infant daughter of r. FL. Gribben was seri
: ously ill ON Monday. - Ethel Richard
:. son is at home from Barre where she hai
been at work. - Charlotte Shepard il
at home. - The Mite Society meets
with Mrs George Heath on Wednesday
- Will Kerr has returned from New
York city.
!, East Roxbury.
t William Roycroft from Boston was in
from California preached here on Sunday
80 There was huskng at E. E. Bow
mans on Thursday night. - Walter O.
Smith from st. Armand, P. O.. spent sew.
, eral days IN town last week. = Mr., and
Mrs. Ora Bryce, who have been in Tops.
ham a number of weeks, have returned
home. - Lewis Steele and Mrs Lepha
Allen were married at Northfield on Fri
day. Congratulations. - George Foss
received telegram ON Friday that his sis.
ter. Mrs. Charles Young, who lived in West
Rochester, N. H., was dead. - Word
was received here of the death of Mrs. Will
liam Hackett, a former resident of this
place, which occurred at her home in Sioux
Falls, OAK, on September 27. - A rail
ing has been placed by the side of the road
below Jones Steele's sugar house, which
was much needed.
There is no need of little children being
tortured by scald head. eczema and skin
eruptions. DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salye
gives instant relief and cures permanently.
W. e, Terrill & Co.
Post Mills.
Alva B. Douglass is in Manchester, n. II.
The employees at the fishing rod factory are
now working full time.
A, l.. Douglass of Norwich has been spend
ing a few days at his fathers.
Miss Cynthia Wilcox of North Thetford is
spending the week in the village.