The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-06-09
North MontDeIier.

Mr.. and Mrs. Seaver Howard OF Middle
Tex have been here for several days past on
visit TO relatives in the village.
Our creamery beat it's record one day of
asst week having churned and packed over
800 pounds OF butter that day, it being one
lays make.
Our base ball nine played a match game
with the Woodbury. nine last Saturday on
our grounds here. The score was "a to 81
in favor Of our boys.
Our pastor, Rev Joseph Cobb, gave his
hearers a very interesting and instructive
sermon last Sunday taking for the founda-
ton OF his remarks, " Who Is My Neigh
bor?"
Next Sunday is to be Children's Sunday
at our church. One special feature in the
musical programme Is a violin solo by Miss
Alice Gray our young violinist, with &C
compartment by her mother, Mrs. Ellen
Nye Gray.
The ladies connected with the Universal
ist society are to hold their annual straw
berry festival at Union vestry hall Saturday
evening June 10. Strawberries and cream
and cake, and fine musical and literary
programme are the interesting features OF
OF the entertainment Everybody invited.
BW. B. JOHNSON, Newark, O., says: Zone
Minute Cough Cure saved my only child
from dying by Group" 1t has saved thou
sands OF others suffering from Group, pneu-
monia bronchitis and other serious throat
and lung troubles. W. e. Terrll & Co.,
Montpelier, Vt
West Fairlee Center.
A concert was given at the church on
Tuesday, June l. the proceeds OF which are
| to be devoted to repairs on the church. The
| artists who kindly gave their services merit
| the sincere thanks of the Congregational
| society. Miss Julia f. May of New York,
whose singing was admirable and much en-
joyed. gave several selections of great
beauty. Special mention may be made of
when the Heart is Young" for its bril-
liant, and artistic rendering, which COM
bined deep sentiment with distinct enuncia-
| ton. This brought out shower of ap-
plause and was followed by an encore
"a Foolish Little Maiden" Nathaniel
Niles Morse of Brooklyn gave the fine bass
song "Out on the Deep" Miss Marion
Mum Of West Fairee, in her songs and
Rotations did herself much credit. She
has voice OF great sweetness, and bids fair
| to add to the reputation OF the musical
family to which she belongs Other artists
who assisted were Mrs W. B. Kimbali,
Miss Alice Haven and Rev. G. II. Fogg.
Miss Madge Smith of West Farlee is fine
accompanist, readily adapting herself to
the varied and difficult work required Of
her. AT the request Of the people of West
Fairlee village, the concert was repeated
at the Village Hall on Monday June T.. Miss
May returns to New York on Tuesday, sail
ing for Europe on Thursday, intending to
be present at the Queens jubilee and spend
ing the rest of the summer in Switzerland.
The new creamery started Saturday with
about 800 pounds of milk.
Fred Bancroft caught lake trout at
Greenboro Pond last week that weighed
eleven pounds.
The cantata "Queen Esther" with Prof.
w, p. Colby, director, will be given in the
Universalist church next week.
, Charles Bean has moved his family to
! the village and is to occupy rooms in L.
Spaulding's house on School street.
) Miss Jennie Hodges spent last Saturday
; and Sunday with her parents at Randolph
returning to her school on Monday.
At the next musical rehearsal to be held
on Thursday evening singers from Mont
/, pelier and Barre will be present and take
part.
A teachers meeting for this town and
/. Msrshfield is to be held in the village school
i house next Saturday afternoon. The OBJ
: ject OF the meeting is for the improvement
. Of the methods of the teachers but all that
, desire to attend will be welcome.
: At the Congregational church next Sum-
:, day, Children's Day will be observed. A
: special song service, exercises by the little
= ones and an address by Rev. E. o. Girls
brook has been arranged for, and it is sin
K cerely hoped that the parents and all 9TH
:, ers may show an interest in the custom by
q attending in large numbers.
:; SICK HEADACHE can be quickly and COM
2 pletely overcome by using those famous lit
Il tie pills known as "DeWitts Little Early
B, Risers." W. e. Terrill & Co., Montpelier,
II; vt.
n Topsham.
l. A good many of the people here are ex-
y pecting to 60 to Chelsea this week as wit
. nesses in the Sly, Sumner and Ordway case.
y. The Woman's Christian Temperance
> Union will give an entertainment in unison
with the Topsham and Corinth Cornet Band
II on Tuesday evening of next week in the
| hapinninp O'Clock. A
j. fine program will be rendered. Cake and
h ice-cream will be sold after the entertain
IS ment. The admission will be only ten
T. cents. Let everybody come.
West Topsham.
r. D. Newton and Charles Parker Of
% Bradford visited at the home Of the former
}. over Sunday, making the trip on their
n wheels.
|. We wish to correct mistake made by
1t the compositor last week, in the item re-
" garding the wrestling match. 1t should
IT have read David Spicer of Plainfield in.
stead of David Spear.
D. G. X. Church met with an accident on
L. Friday, while rolling logs up to his mill
that might, but for the timely assistance OF
his help, have proved fatal One OF his legs
d was terribly jammed, but fortunately nc
10 bones were broken.
n Friday morning, that FL. M. Dufur, the
t. partner of G. F. Smith in the Mutual Life
& insurance business, had been dangerously
20 wounded the night before at White River
s. Junction by pistol shot fred by DR.. AL
d len of that place, an account Of which is in
J. nearly every paper. Mr.. Dufur has many
10 friends here who extend their heartfelt
70 sympathy to him.
l. Woodbury.,
u Charles Jack, Of Plainheld, has moved In
to the Ashley Smith house.
Jennie Hammel has rented part of her
=. house to Robert Chase of Morrisville.
Is George Palmer and Al Bigelow have sold
d out the blacksmith shop to Robert Beatty
l. R.F. Drenan's children, who have been
n very sick with measles, are now considered
" out OF danger
z Eber Bashaw is making extensive repairs
u on the Gilman Bill house. New stills, gran
= ite under.pinning have been put in, and the
u roof is to be raised and new rooms made.
: b. H. Daniels surprised his friends by
/ bringing home bride last Saturday. She
a is we'll known in this community and both
!, have the best wishes of all. Her name was
Maude Burnham.
8 Orange.