The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-12-22
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Adams, are visiting at Fred Perrin's.
Edison Hill, the butter-msker at Danville,
visited his father, John Hill, last week.
Both churches will hold Christmas exer-
cises in their respective houses on Friday
evening.
ave gone to East Montpelier to work In
the stone sheds.
Sadie, adopted daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Cole died on Saturday night. Funeral
was attended on Tuesday.
A few OF the young people Of the village
attended a play given at Marshfeld on
Thursday evening Of last week.
Miss Anna Gardner OF New Hampshire
and Miss Lillian Hartwell Of Bradford Wis.
tied at e. #. Smiths over Sunday.
There will be held at Hotel hall a series
Of whist parties, the first OF which was Civ
en- on Tuesday evening OF last week.
Mary, the mute daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Christopher LeMsy, came home from the
South Hampton school to spend her vaca-
ton.
Rev. e. o. Grisbrook, pastor OF the Con-
gregatioDal church, being out OF town over
Sunday, q Mr.. Wells Of Montpelier Semi
nary supplied.
Mrs. Minnie Lupien returned to Shell
burne on Wednesday to make arrangements
to move to her fathers, Ben. Huntington's,
on Maple Hill.
Miss Carleton, the teacher in the South
district. is sick at A. M. Bstchelder's with
diphtheria and the school has been discon-
tinued for a time.
Alex Jarvis Of East Montpelier, who has
conducted a granite business here for some
time past, has moved the same to East
M ,ntpelier, where he will continue the
business.
On Monday night Of last week Charles
Bodies met with a painful accident by being
kicked in the eye by a horse. On Tuesday
IL was considered necessary to remove the
organ which was done.
H.. X. Bush of Barre has been appointed
receive Of the K A. Bernisconi Granite
Co. and the past week has been taking an
in voice of stock, and work will probably
commence at he sheds the first of the year.
Notwithstanding the day and the roads
were the worst they have been for some
time, a large number from here attended
the fun. raj Of Mrs. Thomas b. Stevens at
East Montpelier on wednesday of last
week.
Charles Bean, who has been living in the
house with l.. Spaulding, moved his goods
on Saturday OF last week to his fathers,
Harrison Bean. MIR. Bean and his wife 60
TO Manchester, N. H., where they have
work.
Quar- erly meeting will be held at the
Methodist cbnrch next Sunday in charge of
I've IhH'OT. " ldIltIIy COBltItDCt bO-udN nj
2: 80 P NJ 1here will be Christmas extr
cis-s by the Methodist Sunday school next
Friday evenii e and a Christmas tree.
Sheriff Collins of Montpelier was in town
on Wednesday and raided the boarding
house kept by e. Broggi. A quantity of
beer. wine and cider was obtained. Mr..
Broggi accompanied the officer to Mont
pelier where he secured bail Tor his appear
ance this week.
Onn and tho aama nnvyriftpn lQw nf 6nty
applies with equal force TO rich and poor,
high or low, to the lAborer Who earns his
bread by the sweat Of his brow at 81 a day
a. well as to him who gains a more gener-
GUS livelihood by the genteel occupation Of
Intellectual thought. The work they ave
engaged to do, whatever it may be, should
be performed by him who engages to do it
unless 1t becomes very necessary, as 1t
sometimes does, to employ a 8 destitute.
The self-constituted champion wrestler
and all round world heater athlete, d. K.
/ Spicer, in hi collar and elbow contest with
evening demonstrated, If the bout was on
the level, that he is possessed Of the most
consummate c%onCeit, to ever again class
himself even with light weighs, boys or
wrestlers found in the ella s Belonging to the
primary school. In saying this, We do not
wish to detract one whit from the credit
that should and does belong to the one
that received the decision in the contest
alluded to.
A CARD.-We, the undersigned, do here
by agrts to refund the money on a fifty
ceLt bottle Of Greene's Warranted Syrup of
Tar II II fails to cure your cough or cold.
We also guarantee a twenty-five cent bottle
to prove satisfactory or no pay.
E.. W. Gilman, Marshfield.
Il #. Leavitt, Plainfield.
j. M. Willard, East Montpelier.
A. A. Bliss. Sodom.
East Montpelier,
Mrs. Lucinda Gould is visiting at George
Newton's. - Miss M. j. Clough of
Monrp slier has been spending a few DAYS
at home. - Cortez DiDgwall dressed an
eight and ont-half months old pig for
Mark Wing which weighed 400 pounds.
- The separator building near Fred
Fuller's is completed and will be ready for
work when the machinery arrives.
j. M. Willard had his right arm broken
above the elbow, and the elbow badly
crushed on Tuesday. MIR. Willard was
thrown from a load of granite and the hind
wheel OF the wagon ran over his arm. DR..
physician, hopes to save the arm. Mr..
Willard has the sympathy Of a wide circle
OF friends in his misfortune.
Miss Allie Hughes, Norfolk, Va, was
frightfully burned on the face and neck.
Pain was instan ily relieved by DeWitts
WlJCu Hazel 6alVe, winch n6aled the Ill Try
without leaving "A scar. 1t il the famous
pile remedy. W. K. Terrill & Co.
NorthtieId.
Hon. Frank Plumley is in Woodstock on
professional business.
The high school will nave one weeks va
cat on for the holidays.
Mrs. Eunice Houghton has been quite i'll
for a week but il now better.
Rev. Mr.. Usher OF Norwich, Conn has
betn visiting his sister, Mrs. William Sped
di <.
Miss Theodore M. Plumley is home for a
vacation fiom her school work in Kane,
Penn.
Miss Cora e. Eigerton and her friend,
Nj ss Burleigh. are visiting at Harriet A.
Edgerton's.
Harold s. Converse is home for a vsca-
ton from his studies in Moody's Mt. Her
man school.
The Conversational Club will meet at the
Nor hheld douse next Monday evening
and listen to "A paper by Poi. Charles Dole
on The Resources Of NorIbield."
Christmas exercises will be held by all
the churches next Friday evening The
Sunday -school at Goulusville Will nave q
Christmas tree Saturday evening.
Mrs. Winter of Gouldsville died last
w, dues0ay after "A Drtf llInrsA Har I'm.