The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-11-03
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Marshfield.
Sixty-fve tickets were sold last Wednes-
day to Boston excursionists. - The fall
term OF schools in town close next Friday
for a three weeks vacation. The school on
New Discovery closed October %, for one
weeks vacation and commenced a nine
weeks term November /. G. & f.
Wooster have their grist mill in running
order again. III. g. Carpenter is put
ting bay window on his house. - The
result OF the educational meeting October
%, was just what might have been expected.
The teachers were out in the afternoon and
were well instructed in Methods by Super
intendent Stone. The address in the even
ing was entertaining, instructive and search
ing, but less than dozen parents, who
have scholars in school, were present. And
yet people will kick the schools, school
teachers and school officers - Edgar
Lamberton Is going back on to his farm and
his son Dennis has bought the farm known
as the George Spencer farm in Cabot. -
Mr.. Flamsburge has closed his labors for
l.. W. Pitkin. - The Ladies' Union will
meet with Mrs. Caroline Robinson on
Thursday afternoon. All are invited to be
present. = A "night.cap" social will be
held at Mrs. Henry Smiths on Thursday
evening. Cake and ice cream will be serv-
ed. - Chester Wood is building an adj
dition to his shop. - Mr. and Mrs. j.
Burton Pike were In Morrisville last week.
- John d. Sanborn is boarding with
Henry Kellogue. l.. ID. Mute lost q
fine Jersey heifer last week by getting her
leg broken. - A daughter was born Oc-
tober 81 to Mr.. and Mrs. l.. d. Brown
- Mr.. and Mrs. James +. Dwinell re-
turned to Boston last Friday.
A CARD-We, the undersigned, do here
by agree to refund the money on a fifty
cent bottle of Greene's Warranted Syrup of
Tor oil 70 r0h
We also guarantee twenty-five cent bottle
to prove satisfactory or no pay.
z. w. Gilman, Marshfield.
K. F. Leavitt, Plainfeld.
j. M. Willard, East Montpelier.
A. A. Bliss, Sodom.
Maple Hill.
Fannie Dix has finished work for Mr..
Goslant at Lanesboro and returned home
last Saturday. - Herman Wheeler re-
turned home last week after several
months absence. - Vernon White is
moving into the house he recently bought
OF G. l.. Martin, known as the Spicer place.
- Mr.. Baker OF Northfeld is moving
into the Cutler house. - Nora German
has finished work for George Holt and re-
turned to Windsor on Tuesday.
Middlesex.
Q. T. Converse OF Barre paid his parents
visit last Sunday.
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vicinity last Saturday.
Rev. j. II. Metcalf OF Burlington preach
ed for the Unitarians last Sunday.
Miss Addie NJ. Hammond went to Wind
sor for weeks visit last Thursday.
e. d. Williams returned from short stay
with relatives in Moretown last Saturday.
w. w. Chandler came home from Boston
and other points OF interest last Thursday.
Mrs Carlos Hatch of Worcester visited
her sister Mrs. W. Ell. Fl. Buck, a few days
last week.
G. M. silloway and f. B. Miles are in
Boston visiting relatives and "seeing the
town" this week.
L. o. Morgan resumed his labors at the
station last Friday, after taking a much
needed two weeks rest.
Harvey VIM and son Fred went to
Windsor last Wednesday. The latter will
remain through the winter.
Otis G. Leland has added to the appear
ance Of his residence by the erection of
new veranda. Joseph B. Hill did the work.
w. g. Scott, who has acted as station
agent during e. e. Campbell's absence, was
called to South Royalton upon the latter's
return.
Mrs. G. B. Holden went to Attleboro,
Mass, last Wednesday, where she will
visit her son, Rev. j. Harry Holden for
month.
John @. Hobart has purchased the David
Ward farm now occupied by Benjamin
Smith, and Is making many improvements
on the same.
Fl. j. Taplin tipped over near 8. B. Hast
ing's last Wednesday, the horse backing
the wagon over culvert, but fortunately
broken thill was the only damage done.
Alexander Campbell, who resides across
the river, was reported on Monday evening
to be in state Of insanity, caused by ex-
cessive drinking. This state Of affairs has
been in order at Mr.. Campbell's residence
for long time, and the inevitable end-de-
lirium tremens-has evidently come. 1t is
fortunate there are no little children or q
wife to suffer.
Putnamsville.
Miss Matte Heath has returned to Goulds-
Vile.
Miss Lottie Hunt is working at DR.. Geo.
e. Hunts in Montpelier.
Mrs. M. M. Keith visited her daughter
Mabel in Burlington last week.
G. S. Merrill has his new house nearly
completed and intends to move in this
week.
Our old neighbor, Elijah Whitney, is
with his brother Sidney, on a ranch in Hy-
mer, Kan.
Mrs. 8. A. Williams and her granddaugh-
ter, Mrs. Smith OF Northfield, visited at G.
@. Putnam, Jr.'s last week.
G. O. Putnam g. Son have put In set OF
clapboard saving machinery in their Wor-
cester mill and have engaged Herbert Eagsn
OF Middlesex as clapboard sawyer.
William Culver accompanied by his son,
w. A. Culver and DR.. ID. g. Kemp, went to
Burlington last Wednesday to have his
eyes examined by DIR. Woodward. The
doctor after a thorough examination pro-
nounced his case hopeless.