The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-12-01
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MiddIeseR
Fred L. VIM came home from Windsor last
Friday
Miss Florence Greene is in Montpelier at
present.
The dance at the hotel vas largely attended
and well enjoyed
Clark Drown spent THANKSGIVING with
friends in Williamstown.
A. A. Greene and sife spent Thanksgiving
at Montpelier with relatives.
School at the village will open next Monday
with Miss Badger as teacher
Mrs w. G. White and Miss Uddie Hammond
were in Waterbury last Wednesday.
Mrs. Della Murray have purchased the tene
ment house occupied by Miss Belle Holden.
E. S. Dana is moving this week from w. G.
Whites tenement to the Horace street house.
E. E. Campbell and family spent Thanks
giving with Mrs. Campbell's parents in North
field.
Mrs George Sylvester of Waterbury spent
Thanksgiving with her sister, Mrs. III. G..
Gearan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wheeler and three children
of Montpelier, we're at Seaver Towards on
Thanksgiving day.
Thomas Herbert who has been employed at
Waterbury Center the past season, is with his
parents in town.
ii. b. Nichols last Saturday returned from
Underhill where he attended the funeral of
Mrs. Nichols father
School on Moretown side began on Monday
with Miss Rooney as teacher. Miss Rooney is
boarding at Rufus Lelands.
Mr.. and Mrs Emma Hills of Duxbury and
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Boyce of Fayston were at
George W. Atkins over Thanksgiving.
Mrs. G. B. Holden returned last Friday from
Attleboro, Massachusetts, where she visited
her son. Rev. j. Harry Holden, the past
month";
Lester o. Morgan, who is employed as night
operator at Montpelier Junction, was at the
local station during Mr.. CampbelPs absence
last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Trueman o. Fay returned to
Richmond last Monday morning. after spend
ing Thanksgiving with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Somers, Mrs. Fays parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. II, B. Nichols received the sad
intelligence of the sudden death of Mrs.
Nichols father at Underhill last week,
Tuesday afternoon. Mr.. and Mrs. Nichols went
to Underhill Wednesday afternoon.
AS soon as the needed improvements can be
made, and the necessary authority can be pro-
cured, the post office will be moved to more
commodious quarters in the house owned by
the peoples servant, the post master.
East Montpelier.
There will be whist party and dance at
Village Hall tomorrow Thursday evening
All those interested in snging-school
are requested to meet G. f. Dudley at the
Brick church on Saturday evening.
The Creamery Company are about to erect
a separator station near the residence OF
Fred Fuller. Milk will be taken in there
and separated and the crea N brought to the
main plant in this village every day.
j. A. Perkins, Antiquity, O., was for
thirty years needlessly tortured by physi-
clans for the cure of eczema. He was
quickly cured by using DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve the famous healing salve for
piles and skin diseases. w. e. Terrill &
North Montpelier.
Next week is to be the last that Miss Sa-
die Ingalls,, our milliner, is to be here.
The first of series Of singing schools will
be next Friday evening with Prof. G. f.
Dudley as teacher.
Miss Emma Foster is to teach the school
in the Carnes district this winter. She be-
gan her labors last Monday.
Mr.. Wells of Plainfeld and Miss George
Leslie of this village we're married last week.
Cigars for the boys are in order.
The residences of F. w. and L. d, Co
burn are now connected by telephone, the
work being completed last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Clark ate their
Thanksgiving supper with Mr.. Clark's sis
ter, Mrs. Horace Gowen of Hardwick.
The contract to furnish the creamery fifty
| cords OF four'foot wood during the co ming
winter was awarded to Herbert c. Hollister
All we have to do nowadays to cause
smile upon the face of George II. Sibley is
to ask him in respect to recent prescrip-
ton for boils he secured recently from a To-
cal veterinary.
Miss Lena Moorcroft, who is here on a
visit to her sister, Mrs W. G. Nye, was
taken quite seriously ill with nervous pros
tration. DR.. Bradley of Barre is in attend
ance. At present writing Miss Lena is very
considerably better.
Mrs Jerome Tabor, who has been in poor
health for some time past, died at the home
of her daughter, Mrs III. l.. Converse last
Saturday forenoon. The funeral was from
her late home on Monday, Rev. j. Edward
Wright of Montpelier officiating. Mrs. Ia
Dor was very highly esteemed in this viii
lage in which for many years was her home,
and the heartfelt sympathy of a large circle
OF friends here go out TO the Borrowing re a
tives and friends in their sad bereavement.
MarshfieId.
Mr.. Buell. of White River Junction has
bought the barber business of K. A. Thomas,
and has taken possession. - K. N.
Spencer and wife have returned from Wood
bury where they have been working g
The ladies quartette sang at Cabot at the
6Tduu ARMY
evening; also at the same entertainment
which was held here on Saturday evening.
- Mr.. O'Bren was in town over last
Sunday. - Morris Eddy and wife of st.
Johnsbury, and j. W. Caustic and wife of
Montpelier, were al the home Of their father,
p. e. Eddy, on Thanksgiving day. -
Alice Shepard visited her uncle, Harry
BurnEam, in Montpelier last week. -
Liant" Shepard has gone to s. Swerdfeger's
in Cabot, and is to attend school, -
Ed Spencer moved back to his tenement in
the Edison house on Monday - Will
Mute and wife of St. Johnsbury spent
Thanksgiving day with l., ID. Mute. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Blake and Arthur W.
Blake, Mr.. and Mrs. III. Il. Hadlock, Mr..
and Mrs. A. K. Lamberton, and daughter
| Ethel of Marshfield and Miss Ethel Hamil-
ton Of East Orange, took Thanksgiving
dinner with W. Cole and Son.
A CARD.-We, the undersigned, do here
| by agree to refund the money on q fifty
cent bottle Of Greenes Warranted Syrup of
| Tar II 1t fails to cure your cough or cold.
We also guarantee twenty-five cent bottle
| IN prnua afa or No nav