The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-07-28
South Ryegate.

Mrs. w. G. George is visiting friends and
relatives in Topsham this week.
Miss Della Spencer Of Concord, N. H., is
spending few days with her uncle, George
Crow.
Lawn party next Friday evening in front
OF the Presbyterian church. Ice cream and
cake will be served.
Rev. d. McKindley from Barnet Center is
expected to preach in the Reformed Pres
byterian church next Sunday at eleven
A. M.
The selectmen OF the town have been no.
titled by the William Taisey heirs, to put
the bridge known as the Taisey bridge, in
good repair or give up the lease they hold
OF the right Of way across the Taisey farm,
In the latter case 1t will necessitate new
road to Willis Browns at an expense OF
several hundred dollars.
At the town meeting last March, the
town voted to have central school at this
place and instructed the school directors to
provide a place for the same. Thus far the
result has been that school began early in
the spring in order to have it close about
the middle of June or little later, in order
to give ample time to enlarge the old house
or build new one in season for the Sep
TENDER term OF school but for some unknown
reason to the public, nothing has been done
until one day last week the school directors
caused a warnings to bel put up in the
proper places Calling LILO loBht FoGoLo VI oho
town to meet Saturday evening, July 81, at
seven P. NJ. We anticipate very small
meeting from the fact that at the annual
meeting there was full vote and the opin-
ion Of the voters was fully discussed. 30
far as known their minds have not been
changed and it has been a wonder to all
why they have not begun work on the
building long before this. Besides it is a
very busy time with the farmers, and es-
pecially at that hour of the day they take
more interest in milking cows than attend
| ing town meeting
VIM, vigor and victory; these are the
| characteristics of De Wits Little Early
Risers, the famous little pills for constipa-
| ton, biliousness and all stomach and liver
troubles. w. E. Terrill & Co.
MoretowH.
| Mrs. John Bidgood is sick. - Mrs.
| Hannah Howe of St. Johnsbury is visiting
Lewis Pierce. - George Thornton and
daughter of Montpelier spent last week in
town. A daughter was born last SUM-
pay to Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Guyette. -
Miss Emily Freeman of Amesbury, Mass,
went to Waterbury last Saturday, and after
| few days there will return TO her home
| - Jennie, wife OF Frank L. Hathaway
died last Wednesday, after being in poor
| health for two years and half. The fu'
neral was largely attended at her late resi-
| depce on Friday afternoon, Rev. q. ), HUI
burt officiating. The large offering OF beau
| tiful flowers showed how much she was
| loved by all.
IN MEMoRIAM
| WHEREAS, In the divine order OF events
| death has removed from our society faith
full and beloved member, Mrs Jennie L.
Hathaway,
| Resolyed, That the members OF Epwortt
| League Chapter do mourn the loss OF one &c
earnest and highly esteemed
ResOlued, That we affectionately extend &c
the husband and friends bereaved, oul
heartfelt sympathy, looking forward will
| them to happy reunion.
Resolved, That copy OF these resolutions
be sent to the husband and friends, and tina
they be entered upon the records OF oul
Chapter