The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-09-29
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| Plainfield.
| A trophy famous among life insurance
men has been won by W. s. Martin, Jr.. Of
Manchester, N. H., as prize awarded at
| the recent meeting of the National Associa-
tons under which the award Is made each
| subordinate association submits three
papers, not exceeding 1000 words, on some
subject assigned for discussion. This year
the topic was Ethics Of Field work in Life
Insurance." and Mr.. Martin carried off the
honors. 1t is large silver cup Of hand
some design, and has engraved upon it the
names of the winners from year to year.
Clark Reed has moved his family to
Bethel. - Miss Edna Clark had tumor
removed from her arm last week, DR.. w.
| H. Lazelle performing the operatian. -
Mrs. Orville Giidden has been to Burling-
ton for the removal OF one Of her eyes.
| "A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
| Henry Forehan last week. - William
Bone is dangerously i'll with typhoid fever
at the home OF Marlin Pike. - There
will be quarterly conference at the Metho-
dist church next Saturday afternoon and
quarterly meeting on Sunday. - Mrs.
| w. f.. Lazelle goes to-day to visit relatives
in st. Johnsbury, Barton and Coventry, &C.
companied by Mrs. s. P. Wilcox Of Brook
field - X. B. Little moved his family
from North Montpelier to the tenement
In Erastus Batchelder's house the first of
the week.
Dyspepsia cured. Shiloh's Vitalizer i'm
mediately relieves sour stomach, coming up
OF food distress, and Is the great kidney and
liver remedy. Sold by W. e. Terrill & Co.
Roxbury.
Mrs. Mary Eddy picked one and half
quarts Of raspberries on September H.
- Sixteen from the local lodge OF Good
Templars visited Mortified lodge on Fri
day evening. - Mrs. George Robinson
and daughter of Barre are visiting Melvin
| Spaulding. Mrs Robinson is suffering
from sprained ankle. - Mr. and Mrs
Paul Trombly of Canada are keeping house
for Prim Andrews. Mrs. Trombly is Mr..
Andrews adopted daughter. - Mr.. and
Mrs. Lamb have returned to their home in
Lincoln, after spending some time at Harold
Beams. - Clarence Snow Of Fitchburg
Mass, visited friends in town last week.
- Mrs. Jane Hinkson of Worcester is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. George Gushea
| - II. A, Howe and wife are visiting in
Calais. - Mrs. j. B. Wells and Alfred
cults last week. Mrs. Arthur Pierce
Of South Royalton was at s. Butterfeld's
| last week. - Miss Maud Clark OF Cedar
Rapids, Ia, went to Randolph on Monday,
and from there to Rochester where she will
stop some time. - Mrs. George Spauld-
| ing was in St. Adams last week to meet her
brother, Jesse spaulding, who is visiting
her. - Mrs. r. u. Burnham is at st. AL
bans for time. - George Mckinney Of
| st. Adams was at M. F. Bagley's on Thurs
| day. - Henry Cady and wife Of Waits
| field visited at W. II. Cady's on Sunday,
going to Pawtucket, R. l., on Monday.
| = q. 8. Stanton was in Huntington the
| first of the week.
East Roxbury.
Ina Blanchard has white carnation pink
| that has fifty-four buds and blossoms on it,
! - Bert F. Allen began his second year
| at Norwich University on Thursday. -
Tom Gale and wife from Boston were guests
at Timothy Blanchard's on Wednesday
| - +. o. Allen has purchased a new
| two-horse power for use on his farm. -
Frank Allen and Emmonds Howe have
been filling their silos the past week. -
Hermon e. Flint, our genial creamery man.
| and Miss May Hall from Braintree were
married in Montpelier on September IS.
They have begun housekeeping in part Of
Will Pride's house. - A tramp entered
the residence OF Jason Freeman on Tuesday
afternoon while the family were all absent
and took a watch, cap, and small sum OF
money. After helping himself to some food
he went on his way. 1t is supposed to be the
same one that stole sum of money from
Northfield a few days ago.
Ryegate.
William G. Kicker returned to New Ha-
ven, Conn, last Saturday, where he com
mences his second year at Yale University
w. FL. Nelson and wife are attend
| ing the State Christian Endeavor Conven-
ton at Montpelier, and also visiting Mrs
| Nelson's sisters, Misses Emily Glover and
| Hannah Holmes, on Seminary Hill.
A. M. Wright Of Boston is in town for the
week getting things in readiness for the
auction at Fairview next Saturday. -
| W. A. Kicker Of st. Johnsbury was in town
last Saturday buying wool. - Misses
Edith Gibson and Arabelle Symes are dele
gates to the State Christian Endeavor Con-
vention. r. #. Jaynes and wife, and
friend, Mrs. Sylvester, are in Boston. They
have booth during the Food Fair there,
having an exhibit Of milk, cream and butter
from Jersey Hill Creamery. - Fifty
new books have been added to The public
library by the town. - Rev. S. A. Jack
son will preach in the United Presbyterian
| church next Sunday at one o'clock. -
Miss Lizzie Finley visited friends here last
week.
South Ryegate.
Rev, s. A. Jackson returned home last
Friday from his three-months' trip to Ire
land.
The Presbytery Of the Reformed Presby-
terrain Churches OF New York and Vermont
will meet here October 6.
George Cochran sold his PAGER to Welch
& Hall of Boston the last day OF the fair
1t was shipped last Monday morning.
George w. Bailey had a partial shock
last week, but at the present time he seems
to be improving. 1t is hoped he will re-
| cover.
Henry Leonard was badly hurt by the
derrick on the Blue Mountain on Monday.
He received bad cut in the forehead be-
sides hard blow in the side.
Last winter Herbert Bailey advertised
for a woman. The next weeks paper
brought the news from young lady saying
that she was his huckleberry They CORE
sponded with each other and exchanged
photographs. On the strength OF this he
bought nice farm and stocked it and has
lived alone and carried it on the past sum-
mer. Last Saturday he went to Newbury
and met his intended, went to the town
clerks office and got license to be mar
ried and then took her to s. w. Bailey's,
his father. She remained there until Mon
day evening when they were married by
Rev. j. j. Hall.
Tunbridge.
States Attorney III. X. Darling, accom-
panied by Sheriffs Smith and Whitney, Wis
tied Landlord G. IL Raymond of Tunbridge
on Monday ohd relieved him OF 10S bottles
of whiskey and gin, evidently provided for
the thirsty attendants OF this week. fair.
The liquor and its owner were brought be.
fore Justice Whitney, and the former was
condemned and spilled, and the latter fined
$4.467, including costs