The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-09-22
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bringing into our village. Several families
are anxiously waiting to see the water
running into their houses and realize long
felt want. - Henry A. Dow OF South
Cabot was severely hurt last week Monday
while working on Wooster's fume. A
stick OF timber hit him in such manner as
to break his under jaw nearly In front. He
Is able to be out Notwithstanding the severe
hurt. - Warren d. Smith goes to
Middlebury this week to coach the college
football team. - Mrs. e. W. Lamberton
visited her mother in Woodbury. last Satur-
day and her sister was in town the first OF
the week. - sayles Carver was in Hard
wick visiting friends. Our health
officer has received instructions from the
State Board OF Health to make q thorough
inspection OF the school houses in town
He will commence his duties in q sh ort
time. - Alvi 7. Davis has received his
commission as apostmsster and will take
possession OF the post-office October 1. He
has appointed as assistant postmaster Eldred
Q. Pitkin, and for clerks Mrs. Alvi T. Davis
and Mrs. Claudia Crane. Patrons OF the
Office are requested to notice the regulations
respecting box rent that are posted in the
office, and the same will be strictly adhered
to. - A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
FL. d. McCrillis September II. Congratu-
lations. =Quite number took in the
fair to st. Johnsbury last week. Big
crowds, great racing, no cattle. G. e.
Shepard took third premium on his matched
pair VI uOIboo. - MT. anu Hrb. darQu6r
Of Lowell, Mass, are visiting at Frank
Whites. - e. A. Lamberton and wife
have gone to Worcester. Mass. to visit her
sister. - Harvey Dodge and wife have
returned to their home at Liberty, Iowa.
- The Marshfield creamery made in
the month OF August 514 pounds OF butter
per day Deducting the one-hslf cent per
pound and paying all bills to date this
creamery paid its patrons 10 cents for
August butter.
The Bicyclist's Best Friend" is a IA
miliar name for DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Salve, always ready for emergencies While
a specific for piles, it also instantly relieves
and all affections of the skin. It never
fails. W. K. Terrill & Co.
MiddIesex.
@. l.. Converse Of Barre visited his par
ents over last Sunday. - Luther Guy
cite has badly lacerated eye as the result
OF ball playing. - Several from this
town took advantage Of the excursion to
Ottawa. - The Unitarian Ladies' Aid
will hold sociable with Mrs. w. R. Nc
son and wife Of st. Johnsbury visited rela-
tives and friends in town last week.
DIP. Ladd Of Bedford, Mass, formerly
boy in this place, was in town last week.
- We have a new barber shop in town
at the hotel, and it is hoped it will receive
Lester o. Morgan OF the Central Vermont
station spent the latter part OF last week at
his home in Underhill.
Waitsfleld.
Miss Alice Bushnell of Hudson, N. Y, is
at her parents Mr.. and Mrs. II. N. Bushnell,
for a two weeks vacation. The Fays-
ton boys played the Waitsfeld boys Satur-
day afternoon. The score was 26 to IL in
favor Of the Waitsfeld team. Mr..
Of hnAa oil In, h.
first of the week buying cattle. - Miss
Cora Kennedy OF Waterbury, was in town
over Sunday the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles FL. Newcomb. - The cornet
band gave concert from the band stand on
Saturday evening. - A large number of
our people attended the fair at Mortified
last week and all report SPLENDID fair.
- John Ferris, while crossing North
field mountain on his return from North
field fair after dark, being unable to see got
off the road and tipped over breaking his
wagon, but Mr.. Ferris escaped with no
bruises. - The remains OF Miss Emily
Gleason were brought from Montpelier last
week and inferred in the village cemetery.
Further particulars will be given next week.
- Mrs. e. s. Fiske and Fred are visit
ing in Rochester. - Rev. A: B. Enright
is expected home this week and there will
be services at the Methodist church next
Sunday as usual. - Mrs. Sarah A.
Nutting of Westminster, is visiting her sister
Miss w. w. Joslin. - Mrs. Susan Pun
der is soon to go to Massachusetts to have
an operation performed on her knee. -
j. G. Lewis is confined TO his bed with
kidney trouble. - A. B. Holmes is
moving his goods from Barre to Reuben
Bates.
No man or woman can enjoy life or &C.
complish much in this world while suffer-
ing from torpid liver. DeWitt's Little
Early Risers, the pills that cleanse that Or
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Woodbury..
d. B. Nelson of Albany is visiting in
town.
Mr.. Tegeler has moved into one OF Hol-
denis new houses
Milo Carr has been in Bethel visiting p
H. Way. He brought home a new horse.
Charles Lewis has moved from Gains
YORKTOWN ito Martin Clark's house on the
Cabot road. He has bought new sepa-
rator and is threshing at present.
Several cases of cholera morbus have
been reported during the past week. Mrs.
Robert Beatty, Mrs. Harley Ainsworth and
Robert Chase, among the number.
e. G. Doty, David Hazelton and Carl
Drenan played in the East Hardwick ball
team at Hardwck last Saturday. The bat
terry work of Doty and Hazelton was fine
and won for the Hardwick team. The score
stood, Hardwick, II; Greensboro, IL. The
married men Of Woodbury. have challenged
the unmarried men to play ball on the new
ball ground at the Center next Saturday at
two P. NJ. The nine as now slated brings to
light the following benedicts Il. G. Doty,
David Hazelton, Il. f. Drenan, Hervey
Benjamin, Westley Peck, Ed. Foster, Alton
Benjamin, Wavy Town and George Moore.
The other nine has not been organized, but
the boys are in it for "blood; 4" 80 come
prepared to see " more fun than circus"
South Woodbury..
Mrs. Cordelia Webster from Florida WIS.,
tied Mrs. j. @. Brown, cousin, at Lee
Goodell's on Monday and Tuesday. -
Mr.. Senter has returned from his vacation
and occupied the pulpit last Sunday. -
The Band OF Hope held its meeting last
Sunday evening. Although it was rainy
there was good attendance. - Mr.. and
Mrs. III. b. Arbuckle of Barre visited at A.
M. Benjamins last week.
| Shiloh's Consumption Cure cures where
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